news – Page 54 – BeyondPhotoShoot

YES! The legacy healing brush is back in CC2015!

June 21, 2016Joseph Parry

Guys just got the tip off from the awesome David Neilands that CC2015 has now included the ability to use the legacy healing brush again! This is awesome, as the way CC2015 implemented the healing tool was such a distraction to many of us that we decid…

Cinematography Database YouTube Show cancelled over Copyright issues

June 20, 2016John Aldred

The Cinematography Database was one of the more recent YouTube shows I really started looking forward to the each week as new episodes were released. Now, the creator of the show, Cinematographer Matt Workman, has been forced to shut down the show in its current format over Copyright issues. In the latest video to the Cinematography Database channel, […]

The post Cinematography Database YouTube Show cancelled over Copyright issues appeared first on DIY Photography.

Hasselblad tease with new “Game Changer” possibly 50MP mirrorless camera

June 19, 2016John Aldred

Hasselblad are about to make a big “game changing” announcement in a few days and boy have the rumours been flying. but one theory seems to be the most likely at the moment. Both Photo Rumors and Mirrorless Rumors are reporting that the likelihood that this will be a new high end medium format mirrorless camera, containing the same […]

The post Hasselblad tease with new “Game Changer” possibly 50MP mirrorless camera appeared first on DIY Photography.

World’s Oldest Working Photo Studio Shuts Down After Long Legal Battle

June 19, 2016Kshitij Nagar

Today, a week after an exhibition titled ‘Bourne and Shepherd: Figures in Time’ came to a close in the plush locality of south Delhi, Bourne and Shepherd, Asia’s first photography studio and the world’s longest functioning decided to shut shop in Kolkata after 176 years. The studio, was still functioning out of its original, regale building […]

The post World’s Oldest Working Photo Studio Shuts Down After Long Legal Battle appeared first on DIY Photography.

Nikon accused of false advertising in Germany over D500 Wi-Fi claims

June 17, 2016John Aldred

German website Fotografie is reporting that Nikon have received a “cease and desist” from disgruntled German D500 owner, Andreas V., for falsely advertising the camera’s Wi-Fi abilities. While the camera does indeed offer Wi-Fi, it can only be utilised via Nikon’s new Bluetooth connected SnapBridge system. At the moment, SnapBridge is only available to owners of compatible Android […]

The post Nikon accused of false advertising in Germany over D500 Wi-Fi claims appeared first on DIY Photography.

Giving credit where credit is due. Why is it so important to credit the artist?

June 16, 2016Vlada Haggerty

I work in the beauty industry and mainly use Instagram to promote my work, so I run into this problem a lot. This blog post has two goals: explaining why it’s so important to give credit when reposting other people’s work and advice on how to protect your art. I hope that you find some useful […]

The post Giving credit where credit is due. Why is it so important to credit the artist? appeared first on DIY Photography.

Taking photos actually increases the enjoyment of an experience, research says

June 15, 2016John Aldred

Adele might disagree with this one, but a team of researchers at the American Psychological Association have published a study reporting that taking photographs of an experience can actually increase the enjoyment of that experience. With several lab and field studies conducted, each of the over 2,000 participants were either banned from using or allowed to use a camera […]

The post Taking photos actually increases the enjoyment of an experience, research says appeared first on DIY Photography.

Getty files Copyright suit over stolen photo resale scheme on Facebook

June 15, 2016John Aldred

Getty Images has filed a copyright infringement suit against Ohio man, Walter A. Kowalczuk for allegedly downloading as many as 3,400 high resolution images from Getty’s servers without permission which he then resold through a private group on Facebook. According to PDN, Getty’s claim against Kowalczuk, filed June 8th in US District Court in Cleveland, states […]

The post Getty files Copyright suit over stolen photo resale scheme on Facebook appeared first on DIY Photography.

Apple is finally giving us RAW photo support in iOS 10

June 14, 2016John Aldred

Along with all the usual announcements about magical things and Siri, Apple have announced some of the new features coming to the camera and its software in iOS 10. As expected, facial recognition support is coming, which allows the camera to categorise the images you shoot automatically. But the big news is that iOS is finally […]

The post Apple is finally giving us RAW photo support in iOS 10 appeared first on DIY Photography.