Photoshoot and Beyond
Naming your images on import is good practice but there’s times when you’d like to rename a batch of images after import, maybe you’ve whittled down the images and would like them to be sequentially numbered or, and I admit this happens far too frequently, your images are named ‘Enter custom name here’. The examples […]
Naming your images on import is good practice but there’s times when you’d like to rename a batch of images after import, maybe you’ve whittled down the images and would like them to be sequentially numbered or, and I admit this happens far too frequently, your images are named ‘Enter custom name here’. The examples […]
It might not be Adobe’s most widely used program for photo management, but Adobe Bridge plays a vital role in many photographers’ workflow, mine included. Today, Adobe has unveiled version 6.2 of Adobe Bridge CC, a substantial update that brings a plethora of new features to the table. First up is the addition of an […]
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Adobe has updated Bridge CC to version 6.2 and added some important user experience and asset management features to it. Key features in this update include: Automated cache management On-demand thumbnail generation Import from device option on Mac Reinstated Autostack Panorama/HDR feature Bridge CC 6.2 is available for Adobe Creative Cloud subscribers in the Creative […]
There’s plenty to shout about with Adobe Lightroom and if you take a lot of images it really is the way to go. For some, especially those that’ve been using Photoshop for some time, Bridge is the workhorse of their asset management. Why Bridge? Lightroom is an amazing Database program with editing and export capabilities […]
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Alana Tyler Slutsky shares with the readers of FashionPhotographyBlog.com, the processes →
Alana Tyler Slutsky shares with the readers of FashionPhotographyBlog.com, the processes she goes through in her workflow. After revealing her tips for working with agency models, Alana explains that there are two types of workflow that photographers should pay attention to. In this article she will be discussing the photographic workflow process. The stage is yours Alana!
Hey FashionPhotographyBlog.com readers! Here’s a crash course in testing with agency models. First, you have to have the type of images an agent would like to see. Agencies like to see clean photos:
Alana Tyler Slutsky is back on Fashion Photography Blog, after sharing the steps to take when approaching a new modeling agency for the first time, to reveal some tips with our readers that are useful to remember when working with models from agencies in order to maintain a working relationship with both the models and the agencies they are from.…
Vince Gonzales from Vinpix is back on FPBlog, chatting to the faces behind the popular Californian fashion design label, “Trina Turk”, to uncover how the dynamic duo built their fashion business and designer brand, and to find out if there are any future plans they have with their business. The stage is all yours Vince!
Hey FashionPhotographyBlog.com readers! So, you have sucked it up and battled your way through the past two days learning about the science behind lighting as well as the Inverse Square Law and color temperature. You’re probably sitting there thinking “GREAT. HOW DOES ALL THIS MUMBO JUMBO HELP ME IN THE REAL WORLD?” I’m glad you asked.