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While Instagram popularity is and should never be a yardstick by which you should measure the quality or success of your work, it does remain one of the best avenues today to get your work noticed. Whether you're just getting into the hashtag game on the platform or would like to up your Instagram presence one (or a few) levels, these suggestions from PhotoShelter are worth a try. thephoblographer.com »
Software updates are always a good thing, especially the long overdue ones. While today's Lightroom Ecosystem announcement isn't just Fujifilm Specific, users of the X-Trans based sensors will be pleased to know that the algorithms used to decipher RAW files have been given a boost, and both Bayer and X-Trans RAW files should see a 30% improvement when it comes resolving fine details. thephoblographer.com »
I last visited Venice a long time ago, and all I could remember were the crazy crowds. It’s no wonder, because I visited in the summer. Last weekend, I decided to visit Venice in the winter with my girlfriend. petapixel.com »
I have been to Venice a long time ago and all I could remember were the crazy crowds. No wonder, I visited it in summer. Last weekend, I decided to visit Venice in the winter with my girlfriend. boredpanda.com »
Photographer Jamie Windsor made this helpful 13-minute video in which he shares 6 things you should at least consider doing when editing your photos in Lightroom and Photoshop. “You don’t need to do all of these every time, but they are definitely things you should think about,” Windsor says. Here’s a rundown of the 6 […] petapixel.com »
It wasn’t until 2015 that I began using YouTube for more than just a means of entertainment, but rather for the video-centric super search engine that it is. When I first became interested in landscape photography I would scour YouTube for as much pertinent information on the topic as I could discover which ultimately led […] petapixel.com »
Getting information on new firmware updates ahead of time has always been a very big challenge. I assume most firmware development has a soft release Read more... canonrumors.com »
If you picked up one of the amazing Canon cameras that have been on sale in recent weeks you're probably wondering what lenses, and accessories you should buy to go with it. Canon users have access to one of the most robust line ups of lenses, bags, tripods, flashes, and countless other accessories. thephoblographer.com »
Qualcomm has announced its new flagship mobile chipset that we should expect to see in most 2019 high-end Android smartphones, including the Samsung Galaxy S10. From an imaging point of view the most interesting news is an upgraded Spectra image signal processor (ISP) that is taking over some tasks that previously have been performed by CPU, GPU and DSP in conjunction. dpreview.com »
Cameras sure have gone a long way since the birth of photography, and photographers now have a lot of tools to achieve their creative vision. Even smartphones are now equipped with cameras that are getting more powerful, making it possible for virtually everyone to be a photographer. thephoblographer.com »
In this video and article, I’ll share 10 helpful Lightroom tips that can improve your photo editing. #1. Auto tone in Lightroom The auto tone section Lightroom gives you is a really good start to your editing process in Lightroom. petapixel.com »
The most sought-after PowerShot camera, the G7 X series will finally see a mark III version in very early 2019. It’s possible we’ll see the Read more... canonrumors.com »
I went on a photo walk the other day with a friend who mostly shoots events and does client-focused work. The majority of the time we just talked about freelance work, but every now and then we’d see an interesting scene and capture it. petapixel.com »
Of all the current camera manufacturers, if you were to call me a fanboy of any of them, Fujifilm would be the most accurate. There’s good reason too: it produces some of the best cameras on the market and its commitment to offering meaningful updates, after the fact, is uniquely wonderful. Its latest addition, the […] petapixel.com »
Wow! Sigma is coming big! Note that the images don’t show the E-mount version yet (except for the 56mm f/1. 4). But this is what they will announce for Photokina: Sigma 28mm f/1. 4 (should be available as E-mount version too). sonyalpharumors.com »
So while we should get the A6xxx (or A7xxx) and A7sIII soon let us know what Sony should absolutely “copy and paste” from the new Canon-Nikon cameras: The post What’s the Canon R and Nikon Z feature Sony should absolutely “copy and paste” in their fourth generation of A7 cameras? appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »
Sports photography is tough, sports photographers are tough, and the cameras used by sports photographers have to be their equal. thephoblographer.com »
One of the highlights of my brief but intense career as a food photographer has been to teach food photography; I really enjoy the passing of knowledge and experience down to those who want the knowledge. thephoblographer.com »
Starting out in photography or a seasoned pro, every photographer deserves pro grade primes lenses that won't make you go broke. Here are some of our top picks of small, pro-grade prime lenses that won't break the bank. thephoblographer.com »
I recently wrote about my experience with the National Geographic Fine Art Galleries (NGFA), which wanted one of my photos to sell in their galleries. In return, they offered me a mere five percent commission. petapixel.com »
Maybe you’re a beginner, just got your first camera, and you’re trying to learn to navigate the world of photography. Or you’ve been photographing for a while, but you’re looking for something different, something new. petapixel.com »
There have now been seven variants of the RX100 series, and at least six of them are still current models. Confused? Here's an updated look at their differences, and our recommendations among them now that we've tested the Mark VI. dpreview.com »
There have now been seven variants of the Sony RX100 series, and at least six of them are still current models. Confused? Here's an updated look at their differences, and our recommendations among them now that we've tested the Mark VI. dpreview.com »
One of the biggest and best tips that I could possibly give any photographer about modern digital photography has to do with metering a scene. First off, if you're using a form of evaluative metering then you should often use the light meter as a gauge and not try to always get the little blinker in the middle of the exposure indicator. thephoblographer.com »
Often, once you invest into a camera system bundle deals make little sense. But thanks to the enormous success of the Sony mirrorless sytem, and in particular with their A7 III, more and more of you DSLR people are coming to see mirrorless as a potential upgrade path; either in the near or intermediate future. thephoblographer.com »
Figuring out how much to charge clients is a struggle shared by many photographers, particularly if you’re trying live off the fruits of your craft. In this 30-minute episode of their Picture This Podcast, photographers Tony and Chelsea Northrup spend half an hour discussing this topic and sharing advice. “It’s REALLY hard to decide what […] petapixel.com »
While print may not be what it used to be for many photographers, one cannot deny just how important it is in our understanding of looking at images. Look at a book of prints and you'll be amazed at what's possible and just what they look like. thephoblographer.com »
How a camera should be like? Bulky, tiny, light, white, black, fast, inconspicuous, expensive, cheap, silent, with a big sensor, with a small sensor, with many megapixels, with additional features, just photography specifications? How the photographer using the camera should be? Should I be able to see things unseen, to catch a moment’s life and death, to place my inner darkness and light into my work, to seek inspiration in everything I see and feel, to seek originality in a time when the wheel has been long invented? Should I be able to experiment through what I am the world I live in without getting distracted by my camera? A tailor crafts the clothes to perfectly match the person wearing them. boredpanda.com »
Still haven't made up your mind about getting a Contax T2? We totally get the indecisiveness since it has gotten a lot more expensive in recent years (thanks, Kendall Jenner). But if all you need is a little nudge to convince yourself, this long term review should finally make you decide if you really need a Contax T2 in your film photography arsenal. thephoblographer.com »
This is the time of the year where we usually talk about what should arrive in 2018 to make us happy. Comment this post to let Sony know what kind of lens they should absolutely make as next. Please follow theses rules: – max 3 lens suggestions – please don’t go too strange with focal […] The post Let Sony know what E or A-mount lenses should be released as next! appeared first on sonyalpharumors. sonyalpharumors.com »
Want to become a more decisive photographer? Color photography pioneer Stephen Shore says you should start by shooting with film and developing a darkroom habit. thephoblographer.com »
As photographers, it is very easy to focus on stills and ignore the world of videography. However, video is an increasingly powerful tool and understanding it can benefit your work and career as a stills photographer. petapixel.com »
The GoPro HERO6 is finally here and many of you are probably wondering if it’s worth the upgrade or not. In this 13-minute video, the Canadian camera store Vistek compared the HERO6 with the HERO5 and came up with some startling results. petapixel.com »
Luminous Landscape posted their full Sony 12-24mm lens review The 12-24 Sony lens is not a G-Master, but it should be. It passed with flying colors for the kind of work I do. It makes shooting wide-angle fun. sonyalpharumors.com »
Submerging your film in liquid might not seem like a good idea, but when done properly it’s a photography technique that can garnish unexpectedly beautiful results. Without any post-processing work, you can get a distorted effect with vivid streaks of color and interesting textures. thephoblographer.com »
Check out Marco Grassi's bucket list of top destinations for landscape photographers The post 17 Places Every Landscape Photographer Should Visit At Least Once appeared first on 500px ISO. iso.500px.com »
What makes a good tripod? This 5-minute video from Kai Wong looks at the ins and outs of a photographer’s three-legged friend. In his typical charismatic fashion, Kai makes a seemingly boring topic of tripods light up with his engaging look at the different elements you should pay attention to next time you’re choosing a new […] petapixel.com »
This is just a rendering. More images via Mirrorlessrumors On the web I found many comments and suggestions on how Sony should improve their E-mount strategy to not give up market shares to the soon to be launched new Nikon FF mirrorless system camera. sonyalpharumors.com »
Just last month, Apple released yet another commercial full of stunning videos, all purportedly "shot on iPhone." YouTube tech blogger Marques Brownlee thought it looked a little too good to be true, and once he stopped to read the fine print at the end of the ad, the investigation was open. boredpanda.com »
Recently I have been compelled to work on a community project, one that incorporates everyday people along with a social conscience issue that has been making headlines in the new is thought provoking, and will start dialogue . boredpanda.com »
It's becoming increasingly difficult to know just what is real and what isn't when browsing the internet. We're not just talking about fake news either, but the millions of images that may or may not have been digitally manipulated beyond recognition. boredpanda.com »
Submerging your film in liquid might not seem like a good idea, but when done properly it’s a photography technique that can garnish unexpectedly beautiful results. Without any post-processing work, you can get a distorted effect with vivid streaks of color and interesting textures. petapixel.com »
In this article, I discuss some of the different things that I’ve personally decided are bad ideas as an artist. Let’s dive in. 1. Steal Other Photographers’ Work To some of you, this might seem obvious; however, when you’re starting out you might hear the advice “fake it till’ you make it,” or see another […] petapixel.com »
What’s the difference between a hobby, and a job? Ignoring money, of course, I’d say that a hobby’s primary purpose is entertainment and relaxation, whereas a job’s primary purpose is to produce value. petapixel.com »
After purchasing our three video Street Photography Marketing workshop, photographer Michiel de Lange had further questions to ask; like "Should I enter a street photography competition?" Considering what happened recently with Sal Cincotta and judges at Shutterfest, it's a very big problem that is in the industry and which can mean that sometimes you get completely swindled out of your money. thephoblographer.com »
My name is Jake Hicks, and I’m an editorial and fashion photographer based in the UK. In this article, I’ll share a look at some of the sharpening techniques I use in Photoshop to give my images a little visual-pop before I publish them. petapixel.com »
It's not black and white—but there are a lot of ways color can impact your audience.
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One hundred years ago, in 1917, Russia was wracked by revolution, famine, foreign war, and domestic unrest. Indeed, the events that unfolded in Russia that year changed the course of twentieth-century history. boredpanda.com »
“What lens should I buy?” It’s one of the most common gear questions that pops up in the PetaPixel inbox, and while there is no one-size-fits-all answer, photographer Peter McKinnon does a great job of explaining what’s out there and what you need to know to decide on your next lens in this informative video. […] petapixel.com »
The obvious answer to the question of 35mm vs 28mm lens choice is whatever suits you; but the issue is that sometimes photographers require input from others. The two classic focal lengths have been used by many photographers over the years to create fantastic work. thephoblographer.com »
