A Post By: Monica Day Having an awesome headshot is a great way to express yourself to your potential clients. You want your headshot to show a bit of your personality or something else special about you. The great thing about being a photographer is that you can create your own headshot. This article will give you some tips to create a headshot that’s perfect for you! You want to approach creating your own headshot like you would approach any shoot. You need to make sure you have great lighting and great focus. I created this headshot on...
read moreA Post By: John Davenport One key to a successful photograph is that it directs the viewer’s attention towards the subject in question. There are many ways that this can be achieved through composition and lightning in the field, but did you know, you can also direct the attention of your viewer’s eyes through post-production? You still need an interesting subject for this to work, as directing your viewer’s eyes to a boring location within a frame is still going to result in a boring photograph. For the sake of this tutorial I’ll be...
read moreThe new A5100 looks like a winner – basically a A6000 without EVF. i’d have loved a mag-alloy body, but even the A6000 is made out of plastic, that wasn’t possible, especially for the asking price. Besides that, the Alpha 5000 incl. the “infamous” 16-50 PZ Kit Lens costs here in germany (18.8. online price check) 379 EUR only, and the Alpha 6000 with the same Kitlens goes for 679 EUR here – so the A5100 Kit must be cheaper. Hopefully, in one year or less the A5100 doesn’t cost more than 400 Bucks with...
read moreSad to see they made the same cockup with the positinging of the NFC chip that they made on the A6000, where it doesn’t work for tablets, because the neck strap mount gets in the way and prevents the tablet getting close to the chip. it really needs to be on the underside, or the strap mount redesigned. Source Article from...
read moreSony has announce its new Alpha a5100 mirrorless camera, which takes the ‘guts’ from the a6000 and puts it into the compact body inherited from the NEX-5 line. The a5100 offers the same 24.3MP sensor with on-chip phase detection as the a6000, along with a 3″ LCD that flips up 180 degrees for taking self-portraits. The a5100 has impressive video features for its price, including support for the XAVC S codec, which allows for 1080/60p/24p recording at 50Mbps. The a5100 will be available in your choice of black or white next...
read moreagree.star-trails belie shortcomings of still needing longer exposures of cameras faring poorly at higher ISOs so lower ISOs are used instead (pp stacking cheats not permitted) sensor development should be pushed so bright starry blue-sky moonlit earth landscapes can be single exposed for stills at under 4s, under 1s, etc, with ultra-clean noiseless high ISOs (even with smaller aperture diameters, say 3mm, etc, not always wide open). it would then lend itself more readily to landscape portraitures under the night starry moonlit skies am I the...
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read moreA Post By: Andrew S. Gibson If you want to obtain accurate colours in your photos in Lightroom (or indeed any other software), no matter what you may read elsewhere, you need to calibrate your computer monitor. If you don’t, the colours in your photos won’t be accurate, and you will never produce a print (or any other form of output, such as a Blurb book) that matches the colours on your screen. If you undertake client work, or sell your photos through stock libraries, it is essential to calibrate your monitor so that you know the colours...
read moreA Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt In this short tutorial photographer Josh Cripps shares with you 7 tips to help you create more powerful images right now. You don’t have to buy any more gear, or take any classes. Put these tips into practice and get out there shooting. So are you getting close enough to your subjects? How about composition? Do you create depth in your images? Are you practiced in the art of using leading lines? All your shots from eye level – why not change up the perspective a bit? How about using the light to your...
read moreNice images all of them, but in my opinion it’s a bit of a pity that just one deep space object was selected… Check out the forum thread people, and the Astrophotography Talk Forum in general, as there’s some hugely talented (and determined!) people hanging out there. Also, as I have been finding out over the past few months, they’re always welcoming and helpfull towards newbies. Source Article from...
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read moreA Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt Earlier I rounded up a set of blue images to inspire you. And as you may have guessed it’s that time again – the weekly challenge. I was feeling a little blue this week myself after hearing about the passing of Robin Williams. Sad that someone who brought so much joy to so many, had so little in his own life. But I don’t want you to be that kind of blue! Weekly photography challenge – blue This week I want you to get out and notice anything and everything around you that is blue. Then – photograph it...
read moreA Post By: Darlene Hildebrandt This week it’s been hot where I live, almost unbearable so. Therefore I thought some blue images in nice cool tones would help chill things off a bit. So continuing on my series of colors we’ve already done Golden and Green . . . A set of cool blue images for you to enjoy! Bokeh by Joel Ericsson on 500px Blue by Boris van Berkel on 500px Blue by Suehana Suzie on 500px blue by olaus magnus on 500px The Squareness by Joe@Plasmatico on 500px Blue Quasar ? 5D/M51 by Josep Sumalla on 500px Forest in blue by...
read moreA copy of one of the largest interchangeable lenses for SLRs ever produced has emerged for sale second-hand at a UK retailer. Canon’s massive EF 1200mm f/5.6 L USM is a rare beast, and the longest lens in the world with AF. MPB Photographic describes it as being in mint condition and has priced the lens at £99,000. The lens was in production for a limited time in the ’90s, and it’s not known exactly how many copies are in existence. According B&H, which also came into possession of a copy of the lens in 2009, it’s...
read more“Fuji X-T1’s X-Trans processor” X-Trans is not a processor. It is a name/brand for a sensor with subobtimal color filter and without AA filter.Their processor is called EXR and derivatives (for example, EXR Processor Pro). 🙂 Source Article from...
read moreThe European Space Agency’s ATV-5 supply vessel docked a couple of days ago with the International Space Station. Not just loaded with cargo for the ISS, the ATV-5 is also carrying newly developed camera technology which will record the final moments of ATV-5’s breakup on re-entering Earth’s atmosphere. The Break-Up Camera (BUC) was designed in only nine months and will relay infrared images from the last 20 seconds of the vessel’s life to a capsule that can survive the extreme heat of reentry. BUC pictured with...
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