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Every now and again I'll dive back into my archives late at night, look at them, cull, and edit. I partially do this for fun but also because I'm trying to find a way to test the editing skills that I've learned since that shoot has been over. thephoblographer.com »
Have you ever wondered how the shutter of a DSLR works? This oddly satisfying 1. 5-minute video from Chris Marquardt examines a shutter mechanism that has been extracted from a Nikon D500. The concept is pretty simple. petapixel.com »
You’ve probably used Hue/Saturation/Lightness adjustment layers in Photoshop before, but there’s likely more to it than you may have known. This 8-minute video from f64 Academy looks at the tool in detail and shows how you can use it to enhance your control over color ranges. Have you ever noticed the little sliders at the […] petapixel.com »
Hidden in France lies another beautiful mansion. Build in the 17th century and inhabited by wealthy and important people. There were a lot of important documents inside and even holiday greetings from the ambassador of the United States of America. boredpanda.com »
Here’s a 3-minute video by photographer Francisco Hernandez that shows the difference diffusion panels can make for an outdoor portrait. There are both pros and cons to hard or soft light, but knowing which one to use and when is always handy. petapixel.com »
What makes a good tripod? This 5-minute video from Kai Wong looks at the ins and outs of a photographer’s three-legged friend. In his typical charismatic fashion, Kai makes a seemingly boring topic of tripods light up with his engaging look at the different elements you should pay attention to next time you’re choosing a new […] petapixel.com »
One of the popular photo looks these days is the soft focus look; and for many photographers it's tough to get just right unless you really understand what's going on. The soft focus look is based on a look that photographers used to produce years ago in the film days. thephoblographer.com »
On July 4th, photographer Dylan Schwartz watched the Independence Day firework shows in Los Angeles from an ultra wide-angle perspective. He climbed up over 5,000 feet and watched the brilliant shows across the entire L. petapixel.com »
Quite a lot has changed since Canon first debuted its budget-oriented full frame option, the EOS 6D, back in 2012. Five years later its successor, the 6D Mark II is here, and with a lot to offer including an updated AF system, vari-angle touchscreen and 1080/60p video capture. dpreview.com »
Photographer Jay Marroquin is a fashion photographer with offices and representation in a number of cities. His latest project is called ENCOUNTERS and gives off an appeal that is bound to resonate with a lot of photographers. thephoblographer.com »
Expanding into its ever-growing range of products and services, Google is now offering photo books. They’re competitively good value, and in this quick video review we get a glimpse at what they’re all about. petapixel.com »
Wars never really end, because even though they may finish on the battlefield, many veterans bring the war back home and are forced to live with them for the rest of their lives. boredpanda.com »
This is a series I have been working on since june 2016 and it is the culmination of hours and hours doing urban exploration. Barcelona is one of the best city in Europe for its magnificent architecture, especially the modernism. boredpanda.com »
Lots of photographers everywhere tend to want what's called the "Blade Runner" look in their images, and what they don't realize is just how incredibly simple it is to do within the camera and not even worry about post-production at all. thephoblographer.com »
Blend Modes in Photoshop are simple at a glance, but it’s easy to forget exactly how each of the 27 modes work. This 10-minute video from Blake Rudis of f64 Academy goes in to detail on Luminosity and Color, which are both very useful for photo editing. At some point, we’ve all been guilty of just […] petapixel.com »
I completed this photo series on a recent trip to Yosemite. boredpanda.com »
Today, we've got a really quick portrait tip for everyone and it involves creating the look of the Golden Hour when the sun isn't setting. Granted, sometimes the best time to do this is during the blue hour or at a time when you've got everything nearly perfectly lined up in the frame. thephoblographer.com »
Photographer Michiel de Lange has a body of imagery that's absolutely fantastic in that his candid street photography is edited in a way to look a bit like highly complex scratch drawings. The photos in the end look absolutely fantastic. thephoblographer.com »
Something that I enjoy doing for fun is looking for a way to make my images emulate the look of film straight out of camera. Though I know that it's never going to be perfect, I like to see just how close I can come. thephoblographer.com »
YouTube channel DailyTekk has put together a mockup of the yet-to-be-announced iPhone 8 based on the rumors flying around. What will it look like? Will it even be called the iPhone 8? It's all pure speculation at this point, but let's go ahead and imagine life with a bezel-less iPhone. dpreview.com »
NASA's Mars Rover recently spent some time on the Red Planet's Ogunquit Beach, studying the area's dunes that stretch for miles. According to NASA the image above was stitched together from 115 individual images taken between March 24th and 25th. dpreview.com »
We're working on reviewing the Panasonic GX850 and while shooting some product shots got a bit carried away with the stacking. From top to bottom: the Panasonic GM1, Panasonic GM5, Panasonic GX850, Panasonic GX85 and Panasonic GX8. dpreview.com »
Man, what is more intimidating that taking self-portraits? I love a good selfie, but it really is a delicate balance between narcissism and self-esteem crushing reality. You want to look good, but you also don’t want to look like you know you look good, but then you have to look at a million pictures of yourself […] northrup.photo »
While combing through our thousands of images from Sony's a9 launch event last week, we've taken a critical look at the camera's revamped JPEG engine and the effectiveness of its 653-point autofocus system. Read more dpreview.com »
Amazon has announced a new camera. Called the Echo Look, it’s a hands-free camera that you can use to shoot self-portraits that are triggered by your voice. The product is a combination of having a voice assistant, personal photographer, and fashion consultant. petapixel.com »
Компания Amazon представила новое устройство в серии Echo с поддержкой голосового помощника Alexa. Гаджет называется Amazon Echo Look и сочетает в себе возможности колонки, камеры и "стилиста". ferra.ru »
Компания Amazon представила новое устройство в серии Echo с поддержкой голосового помощника Alexa. Гаджет называется Amazon Echo Look и сочетает в себе возможности колонки, камеры и "стилиста". photorealm.ru »
Sony sent out a press release a week ago that went immediately viral within the photography community: “Sony Overtakes #2 Position in U. S. Full-Frame Interchangeable Lens Camera Market. ” Instantly you saw commentary on this press release everywhere from DPReview to PetaPixel to all the various brand-specific sites. petapixel.com »
Perhaps one of the more exciting lenses to come from Leica in years isn't a fast 50, but instead the Leica 28mm f5. 6. Now, why is such a slow lens so fascinating? Well for starters, it all has to do with street photography and documentary photography. thephoblographer.com »
B&H Photo has posted their first look for the brand new Canon Compact Servo 70-200 T4. 4 cinema lens. From B&H Photo: In this video, we take our first look at Canon’s latest addition to the compact servo lineup. canonrumors.com »
With an all-new and world's first stacked CMOS full-frame sensor, the Sony a9 looks to be a force to be reckoned with. Check out our first look video to get yourself up to speed on Sony's latest sports shooter in our brief first look video. dpreview.com »
In addition to all the announcements that have come out tonight, Fujifilm is adding to those a Fujifilm GFX Lens Roadmap. thephoblographer.com »
Who doesn’t enjoy the thrill of finding that gem of a camera in your local thrift store, flea market or the garage sale down the street? Thousands of old film cameras hit the used market each and every day, and in Nick Mayo’s recent video series he gives as he calls it a “somewhat of a comprehensive field guide” on the subject matter. thephoblographer.com »
There are a ton of bad photos online and it's mostly because people simply can't be bothered with editing. But as this tutorial will show you, you don't need to sink a ton of time in a single image, all it takes is just 5 minutes! boredpanda.com »
For every photographer that has ever been afraid of a flash photography, we've got a special treat for you. Photographer Dustin Dolby created a fantastic video on how he used a single speedlight to create a pretty magazine quality photo of Old Spice. thephoblographer.com »
There has been a growing trend in photography leaning more towards working with constant lighting vs strobe; and the Westcott Flex Bi-Color mat seems to really cater to that thought process. I mean, just look at lots of the photography out there and how much it's involving the use of neon lighting with a portrait subject these days. thephoblographer.com »
Two years ago, I published an article that took a lighthearted approach to making fun of the major wedding photograph image processing trends of the day. In today’s post, I will discuss the vintage film look at length. petapixel.com »
When you consider the history of Ilford film, Delta probably gets the most love despite another film like Ilford FP4 being highly capable and perhaps even better at delivering a look that so many modern digital photographers try to emulate. thephoblographer.com »
Oops. A few days ago, we reported that Target had launched a new, Photoshop-free social media campaign for their new swimsuits. The company has been praised for the move, but some of their ambassadors might not be playing along. petapixel.com »
There are loads and loads of film emulations that have been more or less copied with presets for Lightroom. Everyone has their own interpretation, and for the most part if you ask any film photographer, they'll tell you that they don't look like film. thephoblographer.com »
I completed this photo series on a recent trip to New York City. The photos were taken on a DSLR that I had converted to take infrared photos and were completed over a 10-day period. boredpanda.com »
Work produced by Plume Art Collective which consists of Andy Pilsbury (photographer) & Ernest Otoo (art director). Our work is essentially a voyeuristic look at the hypnotic behaviour of different coloured paints in water. boredpanda.com »
The ‘desaturated urban look’ is incredibly popular these days, especially among rooftoppers and other city photographers who want to give their images a moody, gritty feel. Check out this video to find out how you can create this same look in Lightroom. petapixel.com »
For a fairly long time now, I've ditched Lightroom for Capture One and I couldn't be happier. But something that I've missed is having film profiles for my images--if not because they didn't necessarily look like film, because I just genuinely liked the look of the photos. thephoblographer.com »
Many a blockbuster movie and several popular travel photo/video creators out there use something called the ‘Orange and Teal look’ when they color grade their work. Today, Parker Walbeck of Fulltime Filmmaker will explain what that look is, why it’s used, and how to apply it to your creations. On the surface, the ‘Orange and […] petapixel.com »
Want to brush up on some basic concepts? Here you'll find detailed explanations of some of the fundamentals of digital photography. Get your science on and impress all your friends at the next dinner party. dpreview.com »
There is something (and call this a rant as much as you want) that's been bothering me for a while now. Photographers on Facebook, Flickr, Instagram, etc. use all these various filters and genuinely believe that their photos look like actual film. thephoblographer.com »
Everyone loves to travel and to explore places, but we rarely take those moments and really enjoy and reflect on them. So everyone nowadays has a camera or phone with awesome image quality, everyone is snapping photos of places, mostly what's in front of their eye-level, but how many times you just look up, and enjoy the amazing ceilings and architecture? Well this is my perspective, so what you've missed.. boredpanda.com »
Photographer Nick Veasey has made a name for himself by photographing large objects using X-Rays instead of visible light. The 6-minute video above is a look at how Veasey creates his art. “I’d like to leave behind a collection of images where people look at them and say, ‘Wow, I didn’t realize you could do […] petapixel.com »
The importance of presidential photography cannot be understated in today’s visual world. Although the bulk of photography since the inception of regular presidential photography in the 1950s still consists of “grip and grin” photo ops, White House photographers have sought to capture a more intimate look at the leader of the free world. Press access […] petapixel.com »
