Think Tank Photo Upgrades Shape Shifter, Adds “Naked” Option
Think Tank Photo has released its Shape Shifter expandable backpack in three new configurations.
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We are giving away the best time lapse system ever – the Genie Pan Track Kit
If you are reading this site for any amount of time, you you know that we are big fans of adding movement to time lapses. And while there are some small and nifty devices out there, nothing beats a full rig. And the Genie Pan Track Kit is one of our favorite. Guess what? We’re giving […]
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How to Tranfer or Share Perfectly Clear User Presets
Getting a new computer is both wonderful and completely frustrating. The new machine’s speed is marvelous, but getting all your settings, presets and preferences setup is enough to drive you crazy. The following steps will help get your Perfectly Clear presets installed on your new machine. You can also use these steps to transfer your…
The Olympic tennis court is a giant green screen and the Internet has noticed
It’s always amusing when something shown on TV includes something ripe for chroma keying. This time around, it’s the Rio 2016 men’s singles tennis final between Andy Murray and Juan Martin Del Potro. That they were playing on a giant green screen was noticed by imgur user factionman. After this, the obvious became inevitable. I would imagine these scenarios […]
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How to shoot Bokeh Panorama for animals and wildlife photography
Bokeh Panoramas, (Bokehrama or the “Brenizer method“) are a way to simulate a large format look with small sensor cameras. In theory, the process is simple. Take a bunch of photos, then stitch them together in something like Photoshop. What makes it different from a regular panoramic shot, is that the subject is primarily portraits with a relatively shallow […]
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Can you tell the YI from a GoPro 4 Black Edition?
The YI 4K made a huge buzz when it was launched. I mean $249 for the 4k YI vs. the $450 of the GoPro Hero 4 Black? Take my money. We have a full review coming coming soon, and so far we like it. Till then we took a few still and crops from our […]
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More photo leaks show updates to Canon 16-35mm and 24-105mm lenses
It almost feels like the manufacturers leak these things themselves, sometimes, just to get some buzz going. After the recent 5D Mark IV leaks, we see two more. This time, it’s a couple of lenses. The 16-35mm f/2.8 and 24-105mm f/4 are both favourites amongst Canon shooters. The 24-105mm f/4L IS USM first introduced by Canon […]
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How I created a Super Mario world inspired image
Mike Roshuk is a professional Photographic Artist, Illustrator, and Graphics Specialist based in Edmonton Alberta. He specializes in merging the worlds of photography and illustration, creating beautifully rendered artwork ranging from scenes of fantasy to pop-culture inspired images. Whenever I’m trying to think of an idea for an image to create, I draw inspiration from […]
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Photographer of the Day: Kevin Einzelgänger
Category: Nature Photographer: Kevin Einzelgänger Title: Untitled Reflections are a powerful element in any photo. When the reflection and source object make something new, the result can be magical. Such is the case with this bridge in this image. Coupled with its reflection, the bridge forms a ring which feels like a portal to another…
My camera equipment was stolen from my car and the insurance didn’t cover it
Dear photography community. I am writing this post to warn you. Warn you about two things! We live in a modern age with crazy technology – our cameras are proof of that. And so is the technology the common thief uses. On a travel to Lithuania I parked the rented car (with full insurance coverage) and went […]
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