When shooting High Dynamic Range (HDR) photos, the photographer must bracket the pictures. “Bracket” is just a fancy technical term which means that you take the same shot with different exposures:...
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The Apple iPhone 4 has really set a new standard in the mobile phone camera. The image quality of both stills and video is now good enough for even professional production work, well kind of. Indeed, the iPhone 4 (just...
Win an Apple iPad WIFI-3G (32GB) at WomenInPhotography.org FACES Juried Photo Competition Deadline – August 15th Women In Photography International (WIPI) celebrates women’s work with the juried competition...
Just Posted! Samsung TL500 / EX1 Review The Samsung TL500 / EX1 shoulders its way into the compact system camera category with exceptional handling and impressive image quality. It hits almost all the right spots, minus...
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Jesse Rosten proposes a DIY jet pack to allow a photographer to hold camera and off camera strobe at the same time. Dubbed “The studio that you wear,” it’s all made possible with wireless triggering...
Using High Dynamic Range (HDR) technique can dramatically improve your real estate photography. But how much is just right? This excellent video gives examples of the good, the bad and the ugly of HDR photography:...
