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X-Rite Online Color Challenge

April 21, 2011 By Eric Reagan

X-Rite has a fun little color challenge online that tests your ability to ascertain the difference in graduated hues.  You can check it out for yourself here.

I scored a 4, which is apparently a decent score.  How about you?

[X-Rite via PetaPixel]

Filed Under: Other Tagged With: color, online color challenge, photography, x-rite

 

Photography for Kids! – New Book

April 21, 2011 By Eric Reagan

Photography for Kids! is a new book from photographers Michael Ebert and Sandra Abend.  The book is geared toward 8-12 year old kids and introduces them to the world of photography.

Photography for Kids! carries a retail price of $24.95; however, it is currently available for $14.97 on Amazon.com.

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: book, children, digital cameras, kids, learning, photography, Photography for Kids, teaching

iPhone Might Kill DSLRs? Um, Not Quite

April 20, 2011 By Eric Reagan

I’m writing this about iPhones almost a year to the day that Nokia’s VP declared its smartphones will replace DSLRs.  The sensational headlines and Apple-associated stories are a bit out of control since the NY Times reported on the iPhone 4’s popularity (based on the number of images uploaded) on Flickr. [Read more…]

Filed Under: iphone Tagged With: dslr, dslr killer, iphone, photography

SF to Paris Timelapse

April 9, 2011 By Eric Reagan

They say adding motion to a timelapse is the way to make it really shine. The folks at Beepshow used an Air France jet as a 5000 mile dolly to capture this cool timelapse on an 11 hour flight from San Francisco to Paris.

The timelapse was captured with a Canon 5D Mark II and 16-35mm f/2.8 lens.  Audio was mixed on an iPad and the whole thing was edited in iMovie and After Effects CS5.

Yet another reason to always get the window seat.

[Beepshow via Fstoppers]

Filed Under: Photographers Tagged With: 5d, movie, photography, plane, Time Lapse, timelapse, video, window seat

Painting with Light – New Book

April 9, 2011 By Eric Reagan

Painting with Light: Light Art Performance Photography (“LAPP”) is a new book from photographers Joerg Miedza and JanLeonardo Woellert.  “The first part of Painting with Light describes the evolution of LAPP as told by its originators, while the middle section goes on to present a gallery of spectacular, large format LAPP images. The final section offers some basic steps and tips to give you a starting point for creating your own LAPP artworks.” -Rocky Nook PR

Painting with Light carries a retail price of $39.95; however, it is currently available for $25.31 on Amazon.com.

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: book, JanLeonardo Woellert, Joerg Miedza, Painting with Light, photography, rocky nook

Remote Exposure – New Book

April 8, 2011 By Eric Reagan

Remote Exposure is a new book from photographer Alexandre Buisse in which he discusses the “importance of having an efficient carrying system and a logical, planned workflow” while shooting in remote locations with adverse weather conditions.  “This book will guide you through the various options for equipment, since the requirement for lightweight gear that is able to withstand cold, adverse weather conditions presents unique challenges.”

Remote Exposure retails for $29.95; however, it is currently available for $19.17 from Amazon.com.

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: Alexandre Buisse, book, photography, Remote Exposure, rocky nook

Westcott Spiderlite TD6 and 7′ Parabolic Umbrella Hands-On

April 5, 2011 By Eric Reagan

Westcott had a regular photographer’s playground set up at Photoshop World last week.  Even though it had just announced the TD6 Spiderlite and new 7′ Parabolic umbrellas, there were plenty to be seen and put through the paces on the expo floor between the great classes at PSW.

One of the cool things that Westcott does for the attending photographers is set up several shooting stations with lights and live models to give everything a good run for your money. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Gear Tagged With: constant light, continuous light, Lighting, parabolic, photography, photoshop world, spiderlite, TD6, umbrella, westcott

GE Micro Four Thirds Cameras Coming Soon?

April 5, 2011 By Eric Reagan

GE Digital Cameras looks to be adding Micro Four Thirds to its growing lineup of cameras.  If a report from CNet Asia is accurate, we could see GE-branded Micro Four Thirds cameras by the end of the year.

For those unfamiliar with GE Digital Cameras, General Imaging Company is actually the company that makes and sells GE Digital Cameras subject to a brand-licensing agreement with General Electric (the company that owns the ‘GE’ trademark).  Obviously, General Electric has at least some marginal oversight of the products and the use of its brand, but the actual company that is making and selling the cameras is a camera company. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Gear Tagged With: ge, GE Digital Cameras, General Electric, general imaging, General Imaging Company, micro four thirds, photography

Scott Kelby’s Professional Portrait Retouching Techniques Available Now

April 5, 2011 By Eric Reagan

Scott Kelby’s newest book, Professional Portrait Retouching Techniques, is now available.  Scott says this book “was designed expressly for photographers who do their own retouching.”  If you are familiar with Kelby’s past books, then you know he pretty much nails the subject matter of all of his books.

Professional Portrait Retouching Techniques carries a list price of $49.99; however, it is currently available for $29.31 on Amazon.com.

Filed Under: Books Tagged With: photography, Photoshop, Professional Portrait Retouching Techniques, Retouching, scott kelby

Lensbaby Composer Pro Launched

April 4, 2011 By Eric Reagan

Lensbaby let the wraps off a new lens today – the Composer Pro.

The Lensbaby Composer Pro steps up its game with upgrades to the swivel ball and focus mechanism to make it (you guessed it) more “pro” oriented.  The new focus ring is a dampened fluid ring, which (according to Lensbaby) is more akin to pro-caliber lenses from conventional lens makers. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Lenses Tagged With: Composer Pro, dslr, focus, lens, lensbaby, Lenses, optic swap, photography

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