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Lumy Arrives on Apple Watch to Put Golden Hour Reminders On Your Wrist
Last September, we featured Lumy, an elegant iPhone app that’s designed to help photographers track golden hour and other times of the day with ideal natural light. Today, the company released an update that brings the app to the new Apple Watch, allowing photographers to be reminded of certain lighting conditions with notifications on their wrist. The app will show you the exact times for morning magic hour, sunrise, evening magic hour, and sunset for your specific location. A quick glance at your wrist will tell you what you need...
read morePanasonic Says It Will Release an 8K Camera by 2020 That Can Produce 33MP Photos
When Panasonic unveiled its new Lumix G7 camera this past Monday, the company also gave a glimpse into where it’s going with its camera technologies. Here’s what it envisions: 8K cameras that allow photographers to extract 33MP photos. Panasonic wants to make it happen by 2020.ePHOTOzine attended the G7 launch event and snapped a photo of a Panasonic presentation slide titled “Future Resolution Benefitsâ€: The new Panasonic G7 shoots 4K video and allows 8MP photos to be extracted. Panasonic says it wants to up those numbers to...
read moreHere’s a Way to Create a Time-Lapse and Real-Time Composite in 5 Minutes
My name is Kyle Hart, and I’m the founder of Rhino Camera Gear. In this post, I’ll be sharing an easy technique for combining a real-time camera move with a time-lapse to create a simple composite without doing any rotoscoping. Compositing has been around for ages, but it’s only accessible to filmmakers with compositing programs like After Effects, and even if you have it (like me thanks to Creative Cloud), you probably have no idea how to use it. My goal was to take time lapse to another level, while making it simple enough for...
read moreA Photography Pioneer Could Be the Face of the Next £20 Banknote
The Bank of England is looking for a historical visual artist to feature on the latest £20 note, and the Royal Photographic Society (RPS) wants to make sure the winner is someone connected with photography. A newly formed committee, comprising the bank itself and external experts, will focus on reviewing nominations from the public. The nominations will run from May 19th, 2015 to July 19th, 2015. It should be noted that anyone who was living or fictional is not eligible to be a banknote character (excluding the monarch). The RPS —...
read morePromotional Staff Wanted for Sydney HIA Homeshow
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read moreStunning Female Model for Surreal Dark Fairytale Shoot
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read morePhotographing Marine Life with a Surf Setup
 By Craig Parry  When I started photographing my friends surfing, I used (of course) a surf housing. But when the time came that I wanted to start photographing marine life, I couldn’t afford to buy another housing for scuba diving or freediving, and had to rely on my surf housing. Since then I have just continued experimenting with surface marine photography and the benefits of using a surf housing.   Benefits of a Surf Housing for...
read moreHow to Give Your Macro Photography a Fine Art Touch in Post-Processing
Editor’s Note: This is part a series on macro photography this week. Look for a new one each day. The next newsletter will have them all if you miss any! Macro photography is very popular and you will find lots of images, of all sorts of subjects on the internet. People spend a lot of time taking the photos, planning them, setting them up, and getting all the gear they need to get all the shots they want. Then the photos are loaded onto the computer and minimal processing is done to them. With this tutorial we are going to look at how you...
read moreHow to Make Your Photos More Interesting with a Human Element
I believe that when someone asks how to improve their composition, that what they’re really asking is how they can make their photos more interesting. The skill of composition is in arranging the elements of the scene in such a way that the resulting image is aesthetically pleasing, and interesting to look at. Composition involves using techniques such as including leading lines, isolating the subject, exploiting tonal contrast, deciding what to leave out of the frame, and so on. But none of this matters much if your subject matter is...
read moreAugustin Rebetez: Method man
Augustin Rebetez’s wildly creative approach to image-making – and more – creates an alternative universe that pushes the boundaries of photography “What is a photographer today?†asks Stefano Stoll, director of the biennial Images: Festival des Arts Visuels de Vevey. “There are plenty of shows and museums that ask this question. Now everybody has a smartphone and is a photographer – compare that to the 1960s when only a few people had a camera and there was no digital. It’s a very different world.â€...
read moreWinners of BJP Breakthrough Photography Awards announced
We are pleased to announce the winners of the inaugural BJP Breakthrough Photography Awards, our search for the world’s most talented students and recent graduates. German photographer Felix von der Osten scooped the Undergraduate Series Award for his documentary project The Buffalo that could not Dream. Currently studying BA Photography at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts in Dortmund, this ongoing project began in the summer of 2014 when he spent time living with the community of the Fort Belknap Indian...
read moreOna introduces black version of the Leica M edition Berlin ll bag
I have a Brixton (in Cognac leather) and it’s wonderful. I carry it every day in all weather, it’s been soaked, snowed on, dusty, and it just keeps getting better and better looking. It’s leather and therefore a bit heavier compared to canvas, but I get a lot of compliments and nobody knows it’s a camera bag. I’m not really a fan of the buckles that they use, when the clasps are open, they clack-clack-clack when you walk, and when closed, the pointy center bit of the buckle sticks out. Luckily you can unbuckle...
read moreOppo launches R7 and R7 Plus
Chinese manufacturer Oppo has today launched its new duo of flagship phones, the R7 and R7 Plus. The R7 features a 5-inch 1080p screen while its 6-inch screen with the same resolution places the Plus model firmly into phablet territory. However, screen size is far from the only difference between the two models. In the camera department both smartphones combine a 13MP sensor with an F2.2 lens but the R7 Plus chip is, like the Huawei P8, of the RGBW variant and supported by laser-AF and a dual-LED flash. The R7 comes with a...
read moreOlympus highlights the issues faced by ‘DSL-Arm’ sufferers, and claims to offer a cure
My OM2n with its 35-105mm “kit” style lens weighs as much as any modern APS-C Nikon!! Two of them with the aproppriate lenses in their bag weigh me down, terrible.Never wear a camera bag or camera on one shoulder, though, as most “pros” do, stupid.Every pro knows how bad for you carrying a bag on one shoulder is. Commonly colleagues would wind up at osteopaths, because you need to wear the shoulder bag across your torso, with the bag in front of you .Using a heavy DSLR this way works wel,l as when not actually taking...
read moreCanon EOS Rebel T6s/T6i added to studio test scene comparison
Look at the test details, for example, in the right lower corner, the color tube, for example the cap of the tube, the details are all present and with finer resolution then, for example, the Nikon D7200 (raw, 100 ISO. But increase the iso and the sony a6000 is even performing better. (Not to mention the Fujis, they are a little bit behind, but have a high iso sensitivity and less noise) ). Or take the small test charts in the corner, the sony a6000 is showing the smallest and finest details, in contrast to most of the other APS-Cs, including...
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Started out doing photography at the age of 6 using an uncle's old 1940 kodak brownie box camera. At 15 years of age, I decided to buy my very own 1975 Praktica SLR camera. I now shoot with a Nikon D850. I do unpaid TFP and commercial paid work.