Photoshoot and Beyond
Every city has two lives. The one that happens while the sun is in the sky and another when it crosses the horizon for the night. This unique time-lapse by filmmaker Matel manages to capture both of these sides by combining day and night into a side-by…
Ricoh’s Pentax K1 camera has proven to be a respectable full-frame camera that puts the Pentax name back on the map. One of its main features is its magnesium alloy body, which Ricoh claims is thoroughly weather-sealed. To test just how weather-sealed it truly is, YouTuber Studient Richard decided to do the unthinkable; rub mud […]
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Category: Portraits Photograph: by Marianna Roussou Originally shared on the Photofocus Flickr Community. To learn how your work can be featured on the site, please read this article.
For today (3/28/16) only, you can get 10 packs of Canon 4 x 6 photo paper for $5 direct from…
What is image resolution, and why is it important? The devil is in the detail when you’re shooting rich images, and our latest layman’s guide explains everything you need to know.
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B&H has Adobe Photoshop Elements 14 for $44.99 (reg. $99.99) as its Deal Zone deal for today only (3/28/16). Both…
On this episode of the Photofocus “Mirrorless Show” Scott and Marco will discuss these new products and mirrorless topics: Marco takes a closer look at the partially overlooked Fujifilm X70 compact camera. Does it offer more camera than you may think? Scott shares his first hand experiences from WPPI camera show in Las Vegas. He played…
Light stands might seem like fairly simple tools to set up and use properly. But there are a few tips and tricks worth knowing when it comes to properly (and safely) setting up a light stand. To explain the lesser-heard details of setting up light stands, Jay P. Morgan of The Slanted Lens has shared a […]
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One of my pet peeves are crooked photos. You know the kind… where the image seems to be leaning to the left and right. Sure, maybe that’s by design… but often it’s just because of being careless. I’d like to offer you several ways to avoid this amateur mistake. In fact if you’re shooting a…
Howard Ashton-Jones has often spoken about the importance of personal work outside of his main work as the official photographer for Scottish Gymnastics. Personal work allows us to explore new techniques, new genres, new styles. It helps us to learn and develop as photographers, broadening our experiences and gives us valuable information that we can take back and […]
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