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Can video games help teach you photography skills? Texas-based photographer Mir-or-Image believes they can. In his ongoing video series, 'Photo Mode Perspective,' Mir plays popular video games and uses their built-in photo modes to help viewers learn the basics of photography, including principles of composition, how shutter speed and aperture impact the look and feel of an image, and more. dpreview.com »
We’ve been hearing for some time that in the future we’d all be shooting video and then browsing through each frame to pick out the best stills. When you first hear the suggestion it sounds plausible, but the more you think about what that process would entail, the less it resembles the photography we all know and love. digitalrev.com »
A couple of weeks ago, Ted Forbes of The Art of Photography released a well-received video called WHY GEAR DOESN’T MATTER. This rebuttal, posted by Marc Falzon over at Analog Process, is one of the best arguments for how and why gear DOES matter that we’ve seen. petapixel.com »
You can literally see the rise of the photograph in this fascinating short video that compiles every single front page the New York Times has published from 1852 until the present day. The one-minute video, created by data artist Josh Begley, takes us through a very broad swath of time and shows us how the […] petapixel.com »
Weird and wonderful YouTube sensation MysteryGuitarMan has set his sights on the bizarre world of stock photography. His latest upload, entitled Stock Photo-shop is a music video which inserts the sunglasses-clad creator into various cringeworthy examples of the stock imagery genre. digitalrev.com »
Kaiman Wong (who has recently left DigitalRev TV) continued to create video contents in his own Youtube Channel and we found his recent video comparison of popular street photography lenses, 50mm vs 35mm vs 28mm to be educational and useful especially for newcomers to street photography. thephoblographer.com »
