See a Professional Photographer’s Workflow in Adobe Lightroom – PictureCorrect: "The life of a professional photographer can be strenuous at times. Photo shoots often consist of hundreds to thousands of photographs that need to be sorted through and processed. Nick Fancher, a professional photographer, has perfected his Lightroom workflow specifically for processing several images at once. In the following video Nick demonstrates how he easily sorts through hundreds of images quickly:"
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Saturday, April 27, 2013
Photography Tips and Photo Articles
Photography Tips and Photo Articles: "Using your Histogram to achieve that perfect exposure
The histogram displays the amount of blacks, whites and neutral tones in an image. By reviewing your histogram after each shot you will gain a better understanding of how the camera processes the scene and be able to make any adjustment to achieve that perfect exposure."
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The histogram displays the amount of blacks, whites and neutral tones in an image. By reviewing your histogram after each shot you will gain a better understanding of how the camera processes the scene and be able to make any adjustment to achieve that perfect exposure."
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Useful Photography Tip #56: Use a Rogue Flashbender for Macro Photos
Useful Photography Tip #56: Use a Rogue Flashbender for Macro Photos: "When you’re down to the macro focusing range, it is almost never recommended to shoot wide open. The reason for this is because you’re focusing so closely to the subject, very little will be in focus at any given aperture. So you’ll need to stop down the lens"
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Simplicity – Weekly Photography Challenge
Simplicity – Weekly Photography Challenge: "It’s the simple things in life that are often the best – so in this weeks photography challenge we’re expecting to see some great photos because the theme is ‘simplicity’"
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See How Light Angle & Shadows Affect the Faces of Your Portrait Subjects – PictureCorrect
See How Light Angle & Shadows Affect the Faces of Your Portrait Subjects – PictureCorrect: "The very premise of photography is rooted in light and, as photographers, it should be our goal to learn how to master it. Even the slightest change in the angle of light and a photograph can be changed drastically. This is especially true of portrait photography. Getting the light right when photographing a face can mean the difference between complimenting and even enhancing it’s features or making it appear unflattering by exaggerating any problems. Take a look at the video below which gives a moving account of how light angle effects a face"
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Camera Settings for HDR Photography – PictureCorrect
Camera Settings for HDR Photography – PictureCorrect: "igh dynamic range (HDR) images are taking the photography world by storm as more and more photographers are discovering the stunning images the process is capable of creating. That being said, HDR is also method in which it is very easy to overdo and create unrealistic looking photos. To do HDR correctly, one should make sure they know exactly how to capture the images for the best looking results. Let professional photographers, Richard Harrington and Abba Shapiro, walk you through the process in the short video clip below:"
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Friday, April 26, 2013
Thursday, April 25, 2013
Is Flash Photography Dead? by Digital Photo Secrets
Is Flash Photography Dead? by Digital Photo Secrets: "Flashes, the age old staple of the modern photographer. They’ve been around as long as photographers have needed some kind of portable light source. But all of that might change very soon."
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Slow Sync Flash: 1st Curtain Or 2nd Curtain? by Digital Photo Secrets
Slow Sync Flash: 1st Curtain Or 2nd Curtain? by Digital Photo Secrets: "Have you tried out slow sync flash yet? Well you should. It’s a really fun digital photography trick that never fails to produce some interesting results. I like to think of it like extended exposure with a few extras. You can create a neat effect that combines the motion blur from the night lights with the frozen motion you get from using a flash."
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How Can I Safely Travel with My DSLR Gear? by Digital Photo Secrets
How Can I Safely Travel with My DSLR Gear? by Digital Photo Secrets: "There are lots of photo opportunities at home and in your neighborhood. But let’s face it, traveling really gives your inner photographer a chance to soar. Photo opportunities in travel-worthy destinations are easy to find and just begging to be taken advantage of, so why leave your DSLR behind?"
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