Photoshoot and Beyond
Trying to focus on off-centre subjects is one of the most common ways photographers get tripped up. The centre AF point is often used for focusing, as it’s typically the most sensitive. But many photographers use this in conjunction with a camera’s focus lock button in order to shoot off-centre subjects.
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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 …
I will be the first person to admit it: I am NOT a techie. Despite my history growing up with an amazing IT coding father, using both PCs and Macs, and being employed as a Mac Genius for Apple, I could not care less about the nitty gritty stats of this gear vs. that gear. […]
Have you ever wanted to own your own Leica factory authorized service business? If so, you’re in for the chance of a lifetime. For only $138,000, this complete set of tools, manuals and spare parts can be all yours. If you’re wondering how all of this came to be, eBay seller globimage says the equipment […]
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When you think of sports photography, mixed martial arts (MMA) probably isn’t the first sport that comes across your mind. But don’t think for a second it’s not as — if not more — action packed as any other sporting event out there. To give us a peek inside the world of MMA photography, photographer […]
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One of the big things that got us wondering with the up and coming Nikon 5D was the fact that they supported XQD cards. In fact, you could choose between CF cards and XQDs. Nikon is making a big push towards XQD and is putting significant weight behind…
Another new week – they roll around so fast. This week, because the weather has been so changeable, and mostly unreliable. I decided for this week’s theme, I would see what interesting things we walk over all the time – that’s right things on the floor. As lucky would have it, it actually turned out… Continue reading →
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Adobe just introduced an update to Lightroom CC (v2015.4) with a new feature called Boundary Warp. Found inside the Panorama merge screen, Boundary Warp intelligently stretches the edges of a merged panorama so you don’t have to crop as much of the final image.
Canon shooters have been impatiently waiting for the EOS-1D X replacement, especially since the official announcement of the Nikon D5, and while the company still hasn’t released any official information, we’ve got the first photos and leaks specs of the soon-to-be-released monster of a camera. The official announcement will likely take place next week, but […]
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The Adobe Theatre will return for the second year at The Photography Show, held at NEC Birmingham, 19-22 March.
