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The next time you head to the streets for your usual photo walks, you might want to take things up a notch and get "Flash" in your shots. You don't need to be super fast, but you might need to brush up on your panning techniques first if you've been rusty! thephoblographer.com »
Cropping has the potential to turn a good photo into a great one, or even save a shot that would otherwise have ended up in the digital trashcan. Software company Polarr has now launched a new AI-powered app for iOS that should make finding the perfect crop much easier. dpreview.com »
Dave Fitzsimmons shares 10 questions to help you find out if your image has enough commercial appeal for licensing. iso.500px.com »
Smash is the unique free and simplest way to send your files from one to many with no size limits. photographyblog.com »
I was interviewed by street photographer Eric Kim back in 2016, and it was a huge deal for me! I remember when I first started shooting street, his blog was one of the first that I came by. It was filled with so much information, but what was more interesting to me were the interviews […] petapixel.com »
The kit lenses that came with the camera you purchased will only take you so far, and then you will need to look at the many offerings for your brand of camera. The quality of your images relies heavily on the glass that you place in front of your cameras sensor, but where do you start? Here is a look at the three lenses every beginner Canon and Nikon photographer should consider. thephoblographer.com »
One of the most crucial things about landscape photography is setting your focus right to get everything in your frame in sharp focus. This allows you to give your viewers an accurate representation of what you saw in the scene. thephoblographer.com »
For serious film photographers, getting a proper film scanner is just as important as getting the right gear. It’s an investment– a pretty expensive one at that –but if you don’t do your research properly, you might end up just throwing your money away on a model that produces substandard results. thephoblographer.com »
Easy accessibility in your pocket and ultimate portability are a smartphone's main advantages over dedicated digital cameras. However, if you're the kind of mobile photographer who likes to use their device in combination with add-on lenses, powerbanks or other accessories, the pockets in your pants might not be roomy enough. dpreview.com »
Look, if it were up to us, we’d bring our cameras with us everywhere we go – if only we had a camera bag where we can store our gear without having to worry about it getting smashed around with other stuff inside the bag and its safety. thephoblographer.com »
One of the mind-boggling yet crucial things about film photography for first-time shooters is most likely how to load the film. It could take some getting used to before you get the hang of it, but please, if you can't figure it out, DO NOT do this to your film! thephoblographer.com »
It's been fairly quiet around Flickr since it was taken over by SmugMug but now the image sharing platform has announced a major update to its galleries section. The new Flickr galleries come with a redesigned user interface and a number of new tools to "facilitate your creativity. dpreview.com »
Antoine Martin shares how he captured his last series and tips for shooting a nightscape. iso.500px.com »
I think there is this weird idea floating around that creativity is a young person’s game, particularly certain genres of creativity (photography and music for sure). That somehow you are at your peak creatively in your twenties and thirties, and then it’s downhill from then on. I think that’s insane. Some of us can find […] petapixel.com »
You have had your lightbulb moment. You have come up with a creative project idea and you are sure it will catapult your career to the high heavens. Now what? In this piece, we will discuss the steps you can take to bring your photography project to life. thephoblographer.com »
I don’t deserve to be writing this because there are more capable people who can speak more eloquently than I can that can deliver this message to you. This is exact thought that went through my head as I was writing this blog post because I’m not the best writer. It took 10 minutes just […] petapixel.com »
The MiNT team has recently shared with us a quick and easy project for instant photography fans, particularly those who are fond of shooting with Polaroid films. Aside from emulsion lifts, transfers, collages, or simply hanging them up or taping them on your wall, why not try making Polaroid transparencies? thephoblographer.com »
Knowing the back roads, the old towns and the highly populated areas like the back of your hand all contributes to potentially obtaining the maximum artistic quality in your images. Of course it takes time to develop such awareness, something that can only come from an insane amount of walk time. thephoblographer.com »
Pennsylvania-based photographer John Kasko wanted a small but safe way to carry a memory card with him at all times, so he created a pure titanium case that’s designed specifically for carrying one SD card or several microSD cards on a keychain. petapixel.com »
Sight is very important to me. It’s one of my senses that I don’t think I could ever do without. A musician might fear going deaf, but I could live with that. I’d rather not have to but if it came down to losing my hearing or losing my vision, I’d take being deaf. That’s […] petapixel.com »
Even though photography is an art form and the final result is considered to be an artistic expression of your thoughts and ideas, there is a strong technical side to all of this. You’re using a very advanced technological camera to capture the images and you need to know and understand all sort of technical […] petapixel.com »
Can you use a flip-flop — or any solid item, for that matter — as a graduated neutral density (AKA grad ND) filter? Sure. But, it doesn’t work in all situations. Does this Photography Hack Work? Sure it works. petapixel.com »
There is a mental process that goes into making photographs of everyday people in the street. Confidence is a huge driving force in you getting strong compelling visual content. And when confidence is high, so is your creative flair. thephoblographer.com »
A festival in the Netherlands has come up with a strange response to the EU’s new GDPR privacy laws: it’s asking attendees who don’t want to be photographed to opt out by putting a red dot on their forehead. petapixel.com »
I think that you can agree with me that photography (as we've traditionally known it) and cameras have become more of a luxury product over the years. We've found ways to commodify workshops on a larger scale, phones have decimated your compact camera sales, and you really have to convince someone to actually purchase your camera let alone actually bring it with them. thephoblographer.com »
Whether you enjoy collecting prints from your favorite photographers or would like to get started with printing your own work, Fujifilm has a new docuseries worth checking out to get you even more inspired. thephoblographer.com »
Whether you enjoy collecting prints from your favorite photographers or would like to get started with printing your own work, Fujifilm has a new docuseries worth checking out to get you even more inspired. thephoblographer.com »
Although landscape photography can look easy at first, it takes more than a simple point-your-camera-and-photograph kind of action. The purpose of landscape photography is to convey a state of mind and to express something more than just the landscape in front of you. petapixel.com »
Журнал Scuba Diving Magazine объявил победителей своего ежегодного конкурса подводной фотографии Through Your Lens. Мероприятие прошло в 14 раз и собрало более 2100 снимков, в которых запечатлелись экстраординарные моменты из жизни океана. cameralabs.org »
The 85mm lens is a darling of many photographers due to its design. It is a short telephoto focal length and is one of the best options out there when it comes to portrait photography. Many photographers use it for its versatility--indeed an 85mm lens can shoot street photography, candids, portraits and landscapes if you're just in the right place. thephoblographer.com »
When it comes to purchasing a new lens there are two questions that immediately come to mind for me, how much is it and how sharp is it? Now, I know there’s more to the lens buying process than overall sharpness, but as a landscape photographer, sharpness is king! As I was recently conducting my […] petapixel.com »
Caleb sent me a message to report an issue with the A7III: The Sony A7 III has a very odd problem when shooting 4K and is squeezing/stretching your video! I show you how I found this issue and share examples and solutions on how to fix the problem. sonyalpharumors.com »
Every photographers takes portraits that they don't like, and these are often your worst portraits. Let's be honest here, you're not always going to take your best photos each and every time, but you can always find a way to make your images better just as long as you practice and take notes on how to improve. thephoblographer.com »
Whether you're buying your first DSLR camera or finally upgrading to a better model, one of the first things you might be keen on looking at is the autofocus feature. In this very quick and but also very informative video, we learn how exactly the autofocus works in DSLR cameras, and how this knowledge can help you decide on your next buy. thephoblographer.com »
There's an abundance of smartphone camera accessories available but until now we've been missing one item: a viewfinder. Thanks to the OKO crowdfunding project on Kickstarter this gap might soon be filled, however. dpreview.com »
If you think you'd like to progress from making your own pinhole cameras to something bigger and more complicated, we've found just the right stuff for you. Photographer Drew Nikonowicz offers to give you a head start to building your own large format camera through The Standard 4x5, currently being funded on Kickstarter. thephoblographer.com »
Meike released the new Aluminum Alloy Hand Grip for all your RX100 cameras. It’s in Stock at Amazon US, Amazon DE, Amazon UK, Amazon FR, Amazon IT, Amazon ES. found via ePhotozine Reminder: Til July 31 you save 55% on the Capture One Superpackage (Click here) if you insert the code “AMBSAR” at checkout. sonyalpharumors.com »
So, you are about to embark on your first solo wedding shoot of your career. You’ve got butterflies in your stomach, you’re stressed, and the pressure is most certainly setting in. Don’t panic, read this carefully and you will be well prepared for photographing the most important day of someone’s life. A little background on […] petapixel.com »
Blurb has been one of the top self-publishing platforms for magazines and books, and with its new offering, it may become even more popular. If you make your own zines or plan to make one sometime in the future, you may want to check out the platform's new Economy paper upgrade. thephoblographer.com »
I am collaborating with urban photographers by illustrating Ai, a character who represents the idea of love, to create a new series of artworks to show that Love can happen anywhere. In this new series, I work with beautiful photos taken in Japan. I believe cute artworks get attention. boredpanda.com »
Ted Forbes shows in this few minutes long guide how you can re-create some classic Kodak Portra, Ektar, Fuji Veliva, FC160 looks on your photos. He uses Capture One in this video but you can use any tool you like. sonyalpharumors.com »
Vancouver-based camera harness manufacturer Cotton Carrier has launched a Kickstarter campaign to crowdfund a new chest-style camera mounting system called SKOUT. The design, which looks like a lightweight version of Cotton Carrier's current offerings, is a one-size-fits all solution that's said to be 'the world’s most comfortable, secure, and accessible, Sling-Style camera [harness]. dpreview.com »
Nikon has finally confirmed the age-old rumor that its going to make a full frame mirrorless camera. It's widely assumed Canon plans to do the same. But what are the things they need to get right? We're way beyond the point where the 'mirrorless or DSLR' question simply depends on whether size or autofocus is more important to you. dpreview.com »
Amazingly, there's no built-in method to finding out how many shutter actuations your Canon DSLR has amassed. Thankfully though, there are third-party solutions to help get the job done. One such solution is the recently-updated EOS Inspector 2, a MacOS app that's improved upon the original version of EOS Inspector and created by independent Russian developer Konstantin Pavlikhin. dpreview.com »
If the the Inrigo camera backpack looks unlike any camera bag you've seen before, that's because it's not your ordinary camera bag. First, it's a waterproof bag, much like the dry bag you use when you when you go to the beach or anywhere your valuables can potentially get wet. thephoblographer.com »
If the the Inrigo camera backpack looks unlike any camera bag you've seen before, that's because it's not your ordinary camera bag. First, it's a waterproof bag, much like the dry bag you use when you when you go to the beach or anywhere your valuables can potentially get wet. thephoblographer.com »
Photographers who travel a whole lot sometimes need to access their RAW files while they're on the road. And if they're not accessible on a cloud server, then you may want to look at the new Kwilt Shoebox Plus. thephoblographer.com »
Canon is known to be working on fingerprint sensors for cameras and lenses, but Nikon is apparently going a step further: it’s developing biometric sensors for cameras and lenses that can detect biological information as well as your mood when shooting a photo. petapixel.com »
Lightroom is an interesting piece of software, on one hand, if all you want to do is apply a preset or make some basic adjustments to your image it can be an incredibly simple and straightforward experience. thephoblographer.com »
Developing film isn't necessarily a difficult task. But it is time-consuming and, generally speaking, it tends to require a decent bit of space and equipment to get started. Industrial designer Thomas M is hoping to change that, with a clever device he calls the Kanton DX35. dpreview.com »
