Spider Holster has launched a Tilt crowd-funding campaign to take pre-orders for its new SpiderPro Hand Strap, which has been two-years in the making. [Read more…]
How to Use Filters in Photoshop
Check out the above video wherein Photoshop Principal Product Manager Bryan O’Neil Hughes shows us how to use filters in Photoshop (and which not to use). He covers the older Filter Gallery and using it with blend modes for creative effects.
Additionally, he shows the benefits of using Guassian Blur on a layer mask, along with the new Blur Gallery in Creative Cloud versions. There are several more in the short 7-minute video with which you may not be familiar.
Fuji X-Pro2 Due Early 2015?
New rumors suggest that Fuji may release the long-awaited X-Pro2 in early 2015. The X-Pro2 was previously rumored to be a full frame camera; however, recent info direct from Fuji denies that it will move to full frame and further commits that Fuji will stick with the APS-C format in the foreseeable future for its popular X-Series line of mirrorless cameras. [Read more…]
Photographic Composition – New Book
Photographic Composition is a new book from Art Academy professor Albrecht Rissler, who “believes that a firm understanding of image design is as important as having an observant eye or having the technical knowledge to operate a camera. Photographic Composition presents the most important concepts of image design and offers 250 beautiful photographs to illustrate these concepts. By applying these concepts to your own work, you will greatly improve your photographic eye and your ability to compose an ideal image.”
Photographic Composition retails for $39.95; however, it is currently available for $28.03 on Amazon.com.
How to Use the Patch Tool in Photoshop
Check out this video from Aaron Nace at Phlearn on how to use the amazing patch tool in Photoshop. Aaron covers the scenarios in which you want to use the standard patch tool and why it is often a better choice than using the content-aware patch tool.
He also breaks down the difference between source and destination selections for the patch tool, as well as what the transparency selection does when using the patch tool.
“Cello” is a Short Film Shot on the 7D Mark II
Canon finally made a 7D Mark II video sample available in 1080p, albeit with lovely YouTube compression.
Nonetheless, the above short, Cello, shows off the low light and AF capability of the new 7D Mark II.
Nikon Capture NX-D ver. 1.0.2 adds D750 Support
Nikon has updated Capture NX-D to version 1.0.2, which adds support for D750 RAW files and a bug fix for file exports. You can download the update here on Nikon’s website.
Sigma USB Dock Firmware ver. 1.02 Released
Sigma has updated the firmware for its USB lens dock to version 1.02.
The new firmware adds compatibility for the Sigma 150-600mm f/5-6.3 DG OS HSM lens and the 18-300mm f/3.5-6.3 DC MACRO OS HSM lens.
You can download the update here on Sigma’s website.
How to Adjust Lighting in Post Production Using Photoshop
Check out this video from Photoshop Principal Product Manager Bryan O’Neil Hughes as he walks through how to adjust lighting to a photo after the fact using some basic tools inside Photoshop. In this video he takes a midday photo and changes it to the appearance of a photo taken at dusk with new lighting elements within.
Adobe also showed off a demo at its MAX conference of some possible future technology that automates the process as well. Check it out below. [Read more…]
Crucial SSD Upgrade Made My Old MacBook Pro Better than New
I had an aging MacBook Pro. It’s a 2011 model, which I believe is the first model with Thunderbolt. And while the Thunderbolt connectivity has been great, the internal 5400RPM hard drive has gotten slower and slower over the years.
After hearing plenty of reports on the benefits of upgrading to an internal SSD drive in these MacBook models, I finally bit the (surprising affordable) bullet and picked up a Crucial 512GB SSD for a little over $200. [Read more…]
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