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Infrared photography in the summertime

Prescott, Arizona · Prescott

Infrared photography in the summertime

Here in Arizona, the summertime light becomes harsh in short order. One of the things I do to increase my shooting time is to switch to the infrared camera. High sun and infrared capture lead to some interesting high-contrast images. I had a Lumix G6 converted to an infrared sensor by Life Pixel. Being an old traditionalist I use the standard 720 Nanometers (NM), which can give a standard IR look. It can also be processed in a different using to…Read Article

Don’t be afraid to use slower shutter speeds

Photography · Warsaw

Don’t be afraid to use slower shutter speeds

When you hear slow shutter speeds, the first thing that most likely comes to mind are horribly blurry and out of focus photos. Most of the time, we are trained to avoid slow shutter, but for Hunter Scott, it can be an incredibly useful creative tool for those who know how to use it. In the video above, the Warsaw-based photographer and filmmaker states his case for slow shutter speeds and encourages us to stop shooting at 1/500th sec once in a w…Read Article

How I got the photo: Green apples in macro

How I got the photo: Green apples in macro

You don’t necessarily need a macro lens to capture great macro images. Take these photos of a green apple. I used my Tamron 70 – 30mm lens, but as I cannot really get close enough for true macro, I used my Vella extension tubes. Light was supplied by my Godox AD200Pro and a snoot. Behind the scenes set up Behind the scenes I set up a light tent on a table. Inside was black fabric as the background and a small vintage timber table. This was wher…Read Article

Anatomy of a quick studio portrait

Compared to many, my studio space is relatively small at 15 feet x 15 feet. When working in this small of a space, full size umbrella lighting can be cumbersome. I’ve found that using the room walls themselves to bounce light works well with proper post processing. I explain below how I made this quick studio portrait. Here’s more info on how I capture and light artwork for reproduction. Artist portrait After my friend, Clark Shepard, came by to…United States · United States Read Article

First look at DXO Pure Raw 5: Is it worth it?

In this video, I dive into DxO PureRaw 5 for the first time to see how it handles noise reduction and detail recovery on both sample and personal RAW images. Aimed at photographers who want cleaner, sharper results straight out of the camera without heavy manual editing, this walkthrough explores the DeepPRIME and DeepPRIME XD2 features, GPU performance considerations, and how PureRaw fits into a post-processing workflow with tools like Photosho…Read Article

Reminder: Perfection in photography is subjective

Many of us could use this reminder to not get caught up in the pursuit of perfection in photography. Of course, this is easier said than done in the world of social media engagement, influencers, and online presence. However, Alex Kilbee of The Photographic Eye gives us a handful of reasons why this is such an important endeavor for today’s photographers. In the video above, Kilbee shares his insights from the time he went to photography school.…Photography Read Article

How to use layers to create complex street photography

At some point in your street photography practice, you’ll want to start experimenting with different techniques to level up your images. Layering is one such technique which is effective in adding complexity to street photography. In case you’re wondering how you can use it for your work, today’s tips will give you some ideas. In the video above, Canada-based Ivan Chow shares his insights on how to use layers to add depth and dimension to your s…Canada · Canada Read Article

Power to spare: Neewer PS0995 V-Mount Battery

The Neewer PS0995 V–mount battery charges cameras, computers, phones and powers LED lights, too! With more power-using devices than ever working in our everyday lives, the need for portable storage is on the rise. What was once for pros only is now coming into the mainstream. V-mount batteries V-mount batteries get their name from the V shaped mechanism that docks them to a camera or a light. They are more powerful than smaller batteries. That m…Read Article

PolarPro “Everyday” Filter: Pretty, but is it practical?

As a photographer who spends a lot of time working with natural light — whether I’m shooting outdoor portraits, still life in windows, or content on the move — I’m always curious about new tools that claim to help tame harsh sunlight or cut through reflections. So when PolarPro reached out and sent me their Shortstache Everyday Filter to test and review, I was happy to give it a go. Please note: While Polar Pro sent me this filter to review and …Australia · Australia Read Article

Godox announces its first mini TTL Flash

Godox announces its first mini TTL flash: the iT30 Pro. At just 120 g, it delivers lightning-fast TTL auto-exposure in any lighting condition, beautiful, balanced images instantly. Flip out the built-in diffuser for soft, flattering light, then wirelessly sync up to other lights or triggers with the integrated 2.4 GHz system. And with high-speed sync up to 1/8000 s, you’ve got the tools to freeze motion or blend flash with ambient light—all from…United States · United States Read Article

Milky Way panorama photography

If you want to multiply your use of skills and test yourself, work on Milky Way panorama photography. Photographing and stitching a simple landscape panorama has challenges. A single Milky Way image has a different set of challenges. When you work to do both at the same time, that’s what I call fun! Here are some ways to make the project a bit easier. Panoramic gear can be helpful Using the proper equipment can make the overall experience much e…Sedona · Sedona Read Article

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