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read moreA Post By: Steve Gandy When I’m teaching my photography classes, the students and I are often neck deep into discussions of the exposure triangle; shutter speed, aperture size and sensor sensitivity (ISO). You can find great discussions and explanations of the triangle here on the dPS. I’d like to dissect the ISO corner of the issue, and give you a simple technique you can use to set the ISO to the best value for the situation. Understanding ISO is one thing but setting it correctly on the fly is another. An equilateral triangle...
read moreA Post By: Helen Bradley When you capture images using a high ISO setting you will invariably end up with some noise in your photos. If the noise is distracting and if you want to remove it, then Lightroom can help. A word of warning Before start using any noise removal tool it will pay to understand that noise removal is generally achieved at the expense of losing some detail in the photo. This is because the noise removal process involves smoothing the image pixels, and this in turn compromises fine detail. In addition, the main Lightroom...
read moreThe K-01* is a great camera. Just misunderstood :p *DPReview writers wouldn’t need an asterisk when they would just write accurate information in the first place. Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/0601304340/week-in-review-september-5
read moreThanks for the pictures!On pictures 9 & 10 you see the “Abteibrücke” (Abbey Bridge), connecting the “Insel der Jugend” (Island of Youth) with the Treptower Park.http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abteibr%C3%BCcke Source Article from http://www.dpreview.com/articles/6414595157/cold-war-camera-1950s-berlin-in-color-part-2
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read moreA Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Last week’s challenge was also black and white and in keeping with the them, earlier today I shared a set of black and white portraits. Your challenge this week, if you choose to accept it, is do photograph a real person and do a portrait in black and white. By Sean Molin There are lots of articles here on dPS to help you with that and get some inspiration including: Create Better Black and White Photos Using Local Adjustments in Lightroom 5 How to Convert Photos to Black and White in Lightroom How to See in...
read moreA Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Last week we looked at a collection of stunning black and white landscape photos. This week it’s all about portraits in the same modality. So close together by Magda Constantin on 500px For me there is something special about a portrait done in black and white, something about it that allows the photographer to exposure the subject’s very soul itself. The simplistic nature of being monochromatic means the focus is on light, shape, tone and emotion more so than with color, in my opinion anyway. Black and...
read moreWestern Digital has launched a new wireless-enabled hard drive that uniquely features a built-in SD card reader. The My Passport Wireless might be coming to the market after other wireless options like the LaCie Fuel drive, but it’s the inclusion of the SD card reader that makes this product of particular interest to photographers. When a memory card is inserted into the drive it can be set back up your photos or automatically ingest all images, then wipe the card clean afterwards. To view your images you can either connect the drive to a...
read moreEpson has announced a new A3+ desktop pigment-ink inkjet printer aimed at the professional and semi-professional photographer that it claims is capable of producing a maximum black density of 2.8. According to Epson this beats all competitors’ A3+ machines that use 6 or more inks. The SureColor SC-P600 is part of Epson’s plan to introduce ten new professional printers to the market under the ‘Sure’ brand by 2016, and is the first SureColor model to be aimed at the photo market. A source at Epson told DP Review that we should expect...
read moreDelaware-based company CAMS is raising money to create a range of mounting plates for DSLR users to carry their gear from a mount on the bottom, rather than the top of the camera. The low-profile CAMS Pro Camera Plate and Lens Plate attach to the tripod screws on the bottom of your camera (and lenses with a tripod collar) and provide a firm mounting point for the company’s quick-release neoprene straps. This image shows the construction of the CAMS Pro Camera Plate, which attaches to the tripod socket on the bottom of a DSLR, providing...
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