Christmas Lights Photography Tips and Inspiration
In honor of the festive season, Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens has released the following video tutorial on how to photograph Christmas lights.
In honor of the festive season, Jay P. Morgan from The Slanted Lens has released the following video tutorial on how to photograph Christmas lights.
Most photographrs have probably heard about 8-bit vs 16-bit images, yet not thought about it very much. Those are two very small numbers, and they’re not very far apart either! However, the truth involves some staggering numbers, that are “miles” apart! This is why it is extremely important to understand how image bit depth works. …
Whether you’re new to Fuji, or looking to expand your lens line-up this is a quick and clean guide to the lenses to consider.
Joel Grimes puts together a short, succinct tutorial on how to handle bright light to get shallow depth of field even with flash.
Understand this to make your editing life easier and faster
It’s no secret Tamron’s Di lenses are making headlines in the industry. Perchance, influenced by Sigma’s success, Tamron’s public perceived identity has shifted for the better, and in no small part to their SP (Superior Performance) Line. Tamron is perhaps best known for their zooms, however, some of their primes retain a cult-like following, whichever you choose respect is justly deserved. …
The idea of an external graphics card has long been a dream for those who have used any sort of mobile editing machine or gaming rig. Due to their nature laptop parts, especially graphics cards, are usually non-upgradable. With the introduction of the Thunderbolt 3, it almost seemed like a godsend for those waiting for such a solution. …
Take note if you’re a Fuji shooter
Matt Granger puts the Nikon-Sony adapters to the test.
This should shake up the game a bit
If you are thinking of a new site or optimizing your own, this is for you.
When the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera first appeared on the market the Panosonic GH5 was a long way in the distant future and the GH4 would not be released for another year. What Blackmagic’s pint-sized camera did offer over its competitors was lossless 12-bit CinemaDNG files as well as Apple ProRes 422 (HQ), albeit …