Want to see what it’s like to photograph skiers in the backcountry? Sports photographer Christoph Oberschneider recently did a 3-day ski shoot with good friends in the mountains of Austria. He brought along a GoPro to capture what the adventure looked like from his point of view, creating the 2.5-minute video seen above. Oberschneider, who’s sponsored by Tamron, carries a camera kit that comprises a Sony a99, Sony a77 II, Tamron 24-70mm f/2.8, and Tamron 70-200mm f/2.8. His camera backpack is a bit unusual. Rather than a standard...
read moreIf you’re just starting out in Adobe Lightroom and would like some guidance on how you can use the software to improve your photographs, here’s a free lesson that may be of interest to you. Photography instructor Tim Grey shares his top 10 tips for optimizing photographs in Lightroom. The talk runs for nearly 2 hours, so you’ll need to carve a chunk out of your day to watch it, but it could be helpful for anyone in need of a primer on some basic tools. Grey offers a number of techniques that you can include in your...
read moreIn Japan, purikura refers to a photo booth in which you can pose for a photo with friends and decorate the portraits before receiving little printed versions. One interesting thing that sets many of these machines apart from their Western world counterparts is the fact that they will quietly do beauty retouching on photos in an attempt to fix subjects’ facial “flaws.†A Canadian woman living in Japan named Micaela Braithwaite recently noticed that her photo booth photos somehow always turned out a little too “pretty.†To see...
read moreOn January 23rd, 2015, there was a rare triple transit of Jupiter’s moons, during which observers here on Earth were treated with the sight of three moons crossing the face of the planet at the same time. This event happens only once or twice every ten years. The Hubble Space Telescope was pointed at Jupiter during the triple transit and captured the beautiful photo above. It shows, from left to right, Europa, Callisto, and Io. Here’s a time-lapse video that was created using image shot during the 40-minute event: A week ago, we...
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read moreA Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In this Adorama TV video Joe McNally goes over some of the key differences between wide angle and long or telephoto lenses. The lenses Joe mentioned in the video: Nikon 20mm f/1.8 Nikon 200-400mm f/4 600mm f/4 Of course there are Canon and other brand equivalents also. Other dPS articles about lenses: Writer’s Favorite Lens – the Canon 40mm Pancake Lens Going Wide With the Tokina 11-16mm f/2.8 Lens Review Canon 300mm f4 Lens for Sports Photography Lens Review Tamron SP 150-600mm f/5-6.3 Di VC USD Source...
read moreA Post By: Hillary Grigonis By SamsungTomorrow The dust has settled on the Consumer Electronics Show of 2015, but with the thousands of new tech products hitting headlines this January, what trends, exactly, should photographers be taking note of? Amid the 4K TVs, wearable technology and unusual inventions, the photography industry welcomed a few new announcements in cameras, lenses, drones, data storage and printing. Here’s what technology is headed to the imagining world in 2015. Cameras Cameras were admittedly, a disappointment at this...
read moreMicrosofts Research’s Interactive Visual Media Group has announced the release of Image Composite Editor 2.0. The software’s latest update, taking advantage of the company’s Photosynth technology, can seamlessly stitch together ‘gigapixel images’, create panoramas from video, and automatically fill in missing areas of photographs. Image Composite Editor 2.0 also includes new projection features, such as creating a 360-degree ‘little world’ panorama from your photographs. A...
read moreLast year Apple announced at its developers conference that it was going to replace both its desktop image management and editing applications, iPhoto and Aperture with one single app called Photos. Now it has released a preview of the new software with a beta version of OS X 10.10.3 which has been made available to developers. As expected, Photos is much more geared towards the iPhoto consumer level users than the enthusiasts and professionals who might have been managing and editing their image collections in Aperture. Photos...
read moreHere’s a nice little 5-minute profile of a man named Armand Kohandani and his store, Denton Camera Exchange. It’s the only camera retail outlet in Denton, Texas, a city of around 110,000 people and the 27th most populous city in Texas. Kohandani talks about how he started the store by buying some inventory with a loan from his father, and how he’s trying to preserve the unique history of film photography. “There’s lots of folks out there that don’t even know that film is still available, and it surprises them that I still...
read moreBack in 1887, a photography instructor named Edward M. Estabrooke published a book titled Photography in the Studio and in the Field. It was “a practical manual designed as a companion alike to the professional and the amateur photographer.†Filled with detailed information on how to practice photography with the equipment and technologies of the time, the book also contains interesting passages that describe how the world of photography was changing. The passage, first discovered by Reddit user h4rpur, describes how improvements...
read moreMonrovia is the capital of Liberia, the West African country that was founded by the United States and settled in the 1800s by mostly freed slaves (hence its name, which means “land of freedomâ€). When French photographer Francois Beaurain visited the city in early 2014, he spent five months wandering the streets and documenting this land that he previously knew nothing about. He then created a series of cinemagraphs — or “moving photos†— that offer a glimpse into what Monrovia is like. Beaurain was in the country because...
read morePhotographer Paul Michael Kane has created a clever new product that’s designed to inspire and encourage photographers in their creativity and shooting. It’s called LightBox Photography Cards, and is a deck of 52 cards that can help shuffle things up in your photography and “get you out shooting in new and exciting ways.†Kane says the deck is designed for “beginners all the way to advanced users.†Each card in the deck features a quote from a notable photographer from the past to the present — from the pioneers of...
read moreTo mark the 60th anniversary of its M line of rangefinder cameras, Leica recently interviewed 10 well known photographers about their experience with the camera and their favorite photos captured with it. Stuart Franklin Kelly Preedy Matt Humphrey Tom Stoddart Olaf Willoughby Paul Fuller Matt Stuart Ian Llewellyn Sarah Lee Peter Marlow (via Leica via Leica Rumors) Source Article from...
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