Photoshoot and Beyond
Light rays are a difficult phenomenon to come by. Not only do you have to have the sun perfectly placed along the horizon, the atmosphere around you must also be filled with fog, dust or other particles to capture the light as it’s passing through. Thankfully, for those times when you have the perfect shot, […]
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You’re going to come back from photo trips with lots of pictures. If you’re not careful, you’ll soon be drowning in pictures, unable to find the ones you really need while storing and managing those that you don’t want. The secret to easy picture management is to toss out, reject/archive or delete as many as […]
This technique is inspired by what was possible way back using film, by exposing the same position of the roll for several times. Doing this, enabled re-exposing the dark parts of a film to a new light. (assuming they were dark and unexposed on the first exposure). Of course doing this well, required lots of film […]
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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 […]
Photofocus Podcast February 7th, 2016— Questions & Answers with Rich Harrington & Scott Bourne Thanks for all the great questions you’ve been sending in to the Photofocus podcast. This week Rich Harrington and Scott Bourne tackle some great topics to help photographers. Remember, you can post those questions by sending us a note here at Photofocus. Get the […]
Someone in Canon Canada’s PR department is about to get a substantial raise. Last week, we shared with you the disaster of a PR move that was Nikon’s attempt for a photography competition. For those that missed it, the winning photo, which was of an airplane perfectly composed within the leading lines of a ladder, […]
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Everyone loves a good look. Lightroom makes it really easy to apply looks with presets, but if you want your look inside Photoshop, you are looking at one of two options: Apply a look in lightroom after the final export or take the time and effort to a…
Normally, tutorial videos cover one or two tips to work on, but in this video from YouTuber TutVid, we get a glimpse at 28 different Photoshop CC tips, tricks and hacks. Considering there are 28 of them, there’s a good chance you know them. But even if you know a dozen, that leaves 14 tips […]
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DIYP was one of the first to report about Nikon Singapore awarding a trolley bag to a Photoshopped photo (you can read the full story here). While both the internet and Nikon SG have been having a great deal of fun with the photo, Yu Wei have been taking quite a deal of abuse. From something […]
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Uh oh. Nikon PR might have some explaining to do. Last night, Nikon shared a Facebook post announcing the winner of a photo contest giveaway. There was a slight problem though. The winning photo appears to be a fake, despite the story behind the image …