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With things starting to ease a little regarding COVID, many people will start traveling once again. That's something we're all ready for. But are you ready for it from a photography standpoint? When traveling, keeping your kit as light as possible is a must. thephoblographer.com »
With the latest iOS 14 comes some great features, and one of my favorites is the new shortcut app. If you don’t know what a shortcut app is, it allows you to perform complicated tasks automatically, some without any interaction whatsoever. petapixel.com »
Do you have a special person in your life who just happens to be a photographer? If you're on the hunt for a gift to give your loved one Valentines' day, you've come to the right place. We have rounded up 10 photography gifts that any photographer would love to have. thephoblographer.com »
I’d like to preface with a truly important point: Your editing software is the one true constant in your photography workflow. We often use different cameras, from different brands, lenses, filters, lights and so on, but your software touches every photograph you make, and your images deserve the best. This is just part of the reason why we use Capture One. thephoblographer.com »
German engineer Johannes Heberlein has created a handy little photo accessory that should appeal to a lot of first time film photographers. It’s called the Lime One, and it’s a compact and intuitive light meter that you attach to your camera’s hot shoe. petapixel.com »
We've been sharing a lot of tips about camera settings as of late, especially aperture. As one of the components of the Exposure Triangle, the aperture is responsible for letting light into the camera. thephoblographer.com »
One of the unintended side effects of living life in the digital age is that we all inevitably experience digital clutter in one form or another. Known sometimes as storage creep, this phenomenon certainly applies to us photographers as well. thephoblographer.com »
All digital data storage decays in one way or another. Depending on if your storage media, your digital photos may last just years or decades before “bit rot” destroys it. But Microsoft is working on something called Project Silica that could one day allow you to store your precious memories safely for 10,000 years by […] petapixel.com »
Phase One Capture One 20$129-299 | captureone. com/en/store For many years, Adobe's Lightroom was seen as the gold standard for photographers seeking a way to manage and edit their Raw files on Windows or Mac OS. dpreview.com »
Are you a film photographer new to digitizing your shots using Capture One? It's easy to get lost in all the controls and functions if you're moving from one editing software to the next. So, to help you learn the ropes, we bring two quick ways you can try to invert negative scans -- or digitized negatives shot using your DSLR camera -- of your film snaps into final positive images. thephoblographer.com »
Winter travel gear for photographers Whether you’re photographing wildlife at Yellowstone or your kids sledding at the neighborhood park, winter presents a lot of great photo opportunities. dpreview.com »
If you've transitioned over to Capture One and away from the slow processing speeds and sluggish workflow of Lightroom, then you're probably missing one big thing: presets. If you're a working photographer, then you know that presets help speed up your entire workflow and often help give you your signature look to the work you put out. thephoblographer.com »
Photographers can sometimes come across as hard to buy gifts for, but we're really a simple bunch. This valentines day, if you're thinking about picking something up the photographer in your life you don't need to look any further than this list. thephoblographer.com »
Just a few years after Tumblr came out in 2007, it was one of the hippest blogging platforms where you can get your creative works seen. One of the most popular ways to spread the word about your work was by linking your posts to your Flickr account, so people could see more and follow you there. thephoblographer.com »
These days it’s not so much of a stretch to say that while you are our traveling or just going about your daily life the camera you have with you is likely the one built into your phone. Additionally, the image quality from these tiny devices is just getting better and better in almost every respect. thephoblographer.com »
Boost your battery life If there’s one area where mirrorless cameras lag behind DSLRs it's battery life. With typically smaller-sized batteries and more power-hungry operation through their LCD screens and electronic viewfinders, even pro-level mirrorless cameras might only offer 300 frames or so. digitalrev.com »
Here’s an inspiring video by Mango Street about one of the most important things you can learn to do as a photographer, which is storytelling. In addition to organically capturing moments as they happen, you can also conceptualize and execute an idea that inspires you, and Rachel and Daniel show how it’s done in the […] petapixel.com »
Dear Nikon, Hi. Long term user, first time writer. Firstly, congrats on your centenary, I’m really happy for you. And I really hope there’ll be more hundred year celebration products to be announced other than those gray lenses and the corporate holiday gift style glass paperweights you release. Secondly, and I’m sorry to gush, but […] petapixel.com »
Uh, what’s that thing on your head? Did you know it rains a lot in Seattle? No? Well, it does. It rains every day for 11 and a half months. Naturally, this poses some challenges for outdoor photography. dpreview.com »
No one wants to buy your prints partially because of the fact that you (if you're reading this) are most likely a nobody in the photography industry. That's a very broad and general statement, but let me explain. thephoblographer.com »
