Understanding Front vs Rear Curtain Sync, and How to Use Both for Portraits Article by PetaPixel Photographer Ashley Boring has teamed up with lighting company Westcott to create a helpful educational video that explains the difference between rear- and front-curtain flash sync, and shows you how to use this knowledge to create some interesting portraits. The traditional focal plane...
Three Easy Lightroom Tips that Will Make Your Landscape Photos Look Professional Article by Shutterbug "Everyone wants to know what they can do for better landscape photography results," Johnston says. " I truly believe that actually taking landscape photos varies so much that the workflow is more important in post processing. In this Lightroom tutorial,...
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Adobe and Avid To Provide Free Software Access During COVID-19 Shift Article by No Film School Accessing software is now a little easier for newly remote creatives. During this new world of remote work for all, Avid and Adobe want to make it a little easier to support creative endeavors from home. Both companies are...
Getty Images launches new series of Inclusion Scholarships to promote greater representation within the photography and media industries Article by Getty Images Getty Images will offer a series of scholarships totalling US$50,000 to help tackle wider industry issues of diversity and inclusion. London, 16 March 2020 – Getty Images, a world leader in visual communications, has...
WHAT MAKES CORRECTLY TONED BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOS FOR PRINTS Article by Resource If you’re looking to create inkjet prints of your black and white photos, these tips will help you get great, correctly toned results. When it comes to printing black and white photos using inkjet printers, there are a few things to keep in mind...
When Everyone Stays Home: Empty Public Spaces During Coronavirus Article by The Atlantic In cities and regions hard-hit by the coronavirus crisis, quarantine measures and self-isolation efforts have left many public spaces deserted. Classrooms, plazas, malls, sports venues, cafes, houses of worship, and tourist destinations appear eerily empty as people stay home, cancel plans, and...
Straight Out of Science Fiction | Unseen Photos of 1970s Tokyo Article by My Modern Met Photographer Greg Girard is known for his explorations of Asian cities like Hong Kong and Shanghai, but a newly published series of photographs reveals a pivotal moment early in his career. Several years in Tokyo during the mid- to late-1970s...
Yup. This was shot with an iPhone. Article by Cult of Mac Great looking shot on iPhone videos are a dime a dozen nowadays, but we guarantee you’ve never seen anything like this one. The creative team behind Vallee Duhamel pushed the iPhone XS Max camera to its limit for their conceptual video Glacier that has to be...
Why You Need to Work in 16-Bit Over 8-Bit Article by FStoppers. For photographers of a certain age, the decision of whether to work in 8-bit or 16-bit is as easy as the decision between playing Nintendo and Super Nintendo in 1991. More colors led to more realistic graphics and better gameplay. The 16-bit Super Nintendo...
What Happens When you Combine Digital Photography with a 174-Year-Old Hand-Printing Process Article written by Andreas von Grabowiecki for PetaPixel We've got our annual Cyanotype Workshop coming up and in the spirit of alternative print, here's what happens when you combine digital photography with this 174-Year-Old Hand-Printing Process. I entered the world of photography when digital...
Understanding Various Video “Rates” Article by DPMag For photographers making the transition into moving pictures, there’s a lot to learn—not the least of which are several video-specific technical terms. Some of them—such as bitrate, frame rate and refresh rate—sound awfully similar, but they refer to very different things. Here’s an explanation of the differences between...
