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read more3 Simple Tips for Subtle Landscape Photography Post-Processing
Landscapes are one of the most popular photography subjects, and for good reason. Nature is enchanting to the human eye, and it’s only natural for people to want to capture that stunning natural scene with cameras. Some landscape pros and über-enthusiasts will plan ahead with tripods, shutter release cables, filters, and extra gear to make sure they really nail the shot they have in mind. Then there are more casual photographers like myself who tend to shoot landscapes on a spur of the moment basis, usually during vacation. If you fall...
read moreLighting for Macro Photography
Macro photography is great for exploring new worlds that are otherwise invisible to the naked eye. You can turn ordinary, boring subjects into fascinating ones. A closeup photograph’s composition is 80% determined by the lighting, therefore it is the single most important element a macro photographer should have complete control over. With good lighting your macro photographs will pop out of the frame and will be sharp, vibrant, and visually stunning. If you get the lighting wrong however, your macro photograph will just look dull and...
read moreAdobe Announces New Lightroom CC – What Features are You Most Excited About?
Well yesterday Adobe pulled the trigger on the much anticipated release of the new Lightroom 6, which is actually called Lightroom CC (part of the Creative Cloud). It will still be available as a stand alone product but many people, myself included were eagerly downloading the new version as soon as it was available. We’ll have one of our writers doing a more involved look at the new features soon but I wanted to see what you are most interested in with this new version. New Photo Merge feature in LR CC What features were on your LR wish...
read moreLorenzo Moscia’s Haiti
232464 An Italian lawyer turned photojournalist found himself at the centre of international peace-keeping efforts in Haiti. WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES “It was inconceivable to my father that he would end up with a son who wanted to pursue a career in the arts,†says photographer Lorenzo Moscia. Like many of his father’s generation in Italy, having lost nearly everything to the Second World War, the aftermath thrust him into manhood, and having to provide financial support to his struggling, large family of siblings....
read moreHands-on with the Pentax K-3 II
You mean introduce a new range of lenses with a new mount and shorter registration distance? A mirrorless K-mount FF won’t be smaller than a DSLR, courtesy of physics/optics. It would indeed be lighter, and simpler to manufacture and repair. However, as I’ve written here before: DSLR: Most of the camera’s electronics remain in standby most of the time. At those times when you’re not actually taking a photo, the only electronics in use are the exposure metering sensor, the AF sensor, and the AF motor. Include the LCD...
read moreRicoh unveils Pentax K-3 II with Pixel Shift Resolution mode
Ricoh has just launched the Pentax K-3 II semi-pro DSLR. It uses an improved image stabilization system that drives a new Pixel Shift Resolution feature, designed to reduce false color. Retaining its predecessor’s 24MP sensor, 27-point AF system, and durable construction, the K-3 II offers sensor-shift IS with a claimed 4.5 stops of shake reduction. Also included are built-in GPS, an improved AF algorithm, gyro-sensor-based panning detection and automatic horizon correction. Something that’s no longer...
read moreKipon adapter to allow AF with Canon lenses on Micro Four Thirds bodies
One of the more interesting news for Micro Four Thirds users. Hope for fast AF will probably be reserved for E-M1 users, though, I guess. And then there’s the issue of Canon using thinner glass filter stacks on their sensors, so that even lenses which have been designed with that glass in mind will probably be a bit more soft at large apertures than when used on a Canon camera. Nonetheless, this will offer a whole lot of possibilities, especially in the telephoto and macro areas. And who knows, maybe some day there will be such an...
read moreSigma service notice advises of Canon 750D and 760D Live View issue
Sigma has issued a service notice advising that some of its Canon mount interchangeable lenses cannot be used with Live Mode on the soon-to-be-released Canon EOS Rebel T6s (760D) and the Canon EOS Rebel T6i (750D). Lens owners will receive a free firmware update to fix the problem, though the company has not provided a timeframe for when the update is expected. Both current and discontinued lens models are affected by this issue. According to Sigma, if the Live View Mode button on the camera is pressed when using one of...
read moreAdobe Camera Raw 9 released with Merge to HDR and Panorama features
With the launch of Lightroom 6 and Lightroom CC, Adobe has released Camera Raw 9 with some of the some added features. Merge to HDR and Panorama are now available in ACR, using Raw image data to automatically assemble HDR and panoramic images, which are output as DNG files (16-bit floating-point DNGs in the case of HDR merges). This eliminates the need to edit files before merging them in Photoshop. Like the latest versions of Lightroom, ACR can now also use your computer’s GPU to speed up image editing. The new...
read moreVSCO Film 00 is a Free Starter Pack of Film Emulation Presets for Lightroom
If you’ve been wanting to try out VSCO’s film emulation presets without shelling out $119 per collection, there’s good news for you today. VSCO has launched VSCO Film 00, a free start pack that contains two of the company’s most popular film emulation presets for Lightroom. Inside Film 00 you’ll find the Kodak Gold 100 simulation from Film 05 and the Kodak TRI-X simulation from Film 06. The presets are compatible with Lightroom 4 all the way up through the new Lightroom 6. Unlike many film emulation presets out there, which...
read more6 Features That Should Have Been In Lightroom 6 (But Aren’t)
Lightroom 6 (AKA Lightroom CC) was just announced. I’ve been eagerly waiting for this release, pretty much from the moment Lightroom 5 was announced. And I have to be honest: I’m sad. Yes, software updates make me disappointed. Here’s what’s up. From where I stand, it seems like significant development on Lightroom has stalled. Lightroom 6 is a fairly incremental update from Lightroom 5, with no new killer features. And Lightroom 5 was also a pretty incremental update from Lightroom 4. It’s been a long time since anything...
read moreNikon Reaches Settlement with Sigma in VR Patent Infringement Lawsuit
Back in May 2011, Nikon filed a lawsuit against Sigma, accusing the company of using patented Vibration Reduction (VR) technology in Sigma lenses. In March 2014, a court in Japan recommended that Sigma pay Nikon roughly $14.5 million in damages. Today, Nikon announced that it has reached a settlement with Sigma that will close this case for good. In a press release published on its website, Nikon announces that it has reached a “judicial settlement†with Sigma as of today. The company says it decided to go with a settlement in...
read moreEliteDaily Misuses Photo for Viral Article, Writer Then Responds to Complaints with Ridicule
It seems that the viral content blog EliteDaily hasn’t learned its lesson despite the current copyright infringement lawsuit being brought by photojournalist Peter Menzel. Another photo has been misused for a viral article, and photographers aren’t happy with how the writer is responding. The controversy started last week when staff writer Gigi Engle published a post titled “Dear Anxiety: Instead Of Being Toxic, You Turned Me Into A Stronger Person.†The piece has since attracted over 11,000 likes on Facebook. At the top of the...
read morePhotographers Arrested and Kicked Out of Indonesia for Illegal Photo Shoots
If you’re planning on doing an elaborate photo shoot in a foreign country, make sure you obtain the necessary permits and visas. Otherwise, you may risk arrest and deportation. That’s what happened to a couple of American photographers earlier this month. They, along with 13 others involved in the work, were kicked out of Indonesia for doing illegal photo shoots.The Jakarta Post reports that the 11 Americans and 4 Canadians were arrested on April 10th for misusing tourist visas for photo shoots. They were reportedly part of a...
read moreNikon’s New DX-Format D7200 DSLR Will Help Passionate Photographers Conquer Their Next Challenge with Incredible Speed and Image Quality
MELVILLE, NY – Today, Nikon Inc. introduced the Nikon D7200, a powerful DX-format DSLR built for enthusiasts ready to conquer the next challenge in their photographic journey. Featuring a 24.2-megapixel CMOS sensor with no optical low-pass filter (OLPF) and the EXPEED 4 image processing system, the D7200 is capable of incredibly fast performance and capturing phenomenally detailed, sharp images and HD video. Nikon’s newest lightweight DSLR also adds increased buffer capacity compared to the D7100, includes new Picture Controls and offers...
read moreSettlement of patent infringement lawsuit in Japan
April 21, 2015 Nikon Corporation (Kazuo Ushida, President, Tokyo, hereafter referred to as “Nikonâ€) announces that it reached a judicial settlement as of April 21, 2015 with regard to the patent infringement lawsuit (hereafter referred to as “Lawsuitâ€) filed by Nikon against Sigma Corporation (hereafter referred to as “Sigmaâ€) in the Tokyo District Court on May 25, 2011. After receiving the Intellectual Property High Court’s recommendation for...
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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.