Here are our top tips for optimizing your commercial shoots, diversifying your Licensing portfolio, and boosting your profitability. The post How to easily boost the volume of your commercial shoot appeared first on 500px.
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These five details are easily overlooked, but they can make all the difference in whether or not your images are accepted and downloaded for Licensing. The post 5 things to avoid when uploading your photos to commercial Licensing appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
2020-10-15 14:30
Here are our top tips for culling photos from your commercial shoots—and ultimately boosting your licensing portfolio sales. The post Best practices: Culling photos from your commercial shoot appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
2020-10-13 14:30
There’s no “formula” for taking a best-selling photo, but one of the easiest ways to boost its commercial appeal is to provide plenty of room for cropping. The post Maximizing potential: Make your photos croppable to increase commercial appeal appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
2020-04-09 14:30
Styling is an essential skill in any photographer’s toolkit. Here are our tips for styling your models and getting the most out of your Licensing portfolio. The post How to style your model for a commercial shoot appeared first on 500px. iso.500px.com »
2020-03-25 14:30
Dave Fitzsimmons shares 10 questions to help you find out if your image has enough commercial appeal for licensing. iso.500px.com »
2018-09-19 21:35
At what point does something go beyond inspiration? Edward McGowan is a California based photographer who has an interesting situation in his hands. Back in 2011, McGowan shot this photo that has since become quite popular (You can also see it on Flickr here): McGowan seen his fair share of people trying to steal it […] petapixel.com »
2017-02-04 20:49
When it was first introduced, many people sharply believed that autofocus would never have a clear place in the photography industry, puns intended. Why have a machine guess where to focus when you can just turn the focusing ring yourself? Today, autofocus systems are among the primary selling points for new camera and lens technology. [Read More]
When compared to the other components of the exposure triangle (shutter speed and aperture), ISO appears to be the most intuitive on the surface. It is also the most misunderstood component, and everything from its definition to its usage has been discussed extensively. [Read More]
How do photographers freeze motion? With shutter speed, of course! This is something fundamental that everyone starting out in photography learns to do. If you’re shooting sports, for example, just crank the ISO up, set a high shutter speed, and expect a good frozen-in-time image.
One of the more complex technical topics in photography is something called hyperfocal distance. At first glance, the basic definition of hyperfocal distance seems pretty straightforward: It’s the distance at which you focus your camera lens to get as much of your shot in focus as possible, from the foreground to the horizon. Things start […]
My name is Ben Sandofsky, and I’m the co-founder and developer of Lux Optics. We make Halide, the most popular RAW camera for iPhone, so when Apple revealed their new ProRAW image format, we were beyond excited.
Today we are taking a look at equivalency. Not equivalent exposure, equivalency. What the heck is that? Equivalency is a very, very complicated subject matter, but one people have been screaming about because of the last format comparison we did.