Category: Technique & Workflow
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Internet "relief kit" brings sweet, sweet connectivity to disaster sites
Link: Internet “relief kit” brings sweet, sweet connectivity to disaster sites – Boing Boing: the instructional piece he has in the current issue of MAKE about “worst-case-internet” kits, with details on what to include, what each component costs, how to set it up, and why.
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Behind The Curtain: The Guts Of A Commercial Shoot
Chase Jarvis Blog: Behind The Curtain: The Guts Of A Commercial Shoot: Whew. If you’ve tuned in at all in the past few days, you’re aware of what I’ve got cooking. To my knowledge this is one of the first (perhaps THE first?) global, multi-week-long, play-by-play commercial shoot to have its behind-the-scenes life chronicled and…
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Chase Jarvis Blog: Packing Quick 'n' Dirty
Chase Jarvis Blog: Packing Quick ‘n’ Dirty: Scott uploaded this vid to my Facebook page from the Karl Strauss brewery at LAX and it quickly got over 100 comments/likes in about 15 hours. Since questions poured in from there and twitter, I thought I’d chuck the vid up here and scramble to answer some of…
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It's all in the Details: The Exposure Dilemma
It’s all in the Details: The Exposure Dilemma – sportsshooter: Without getting into the nature of sensor architecture, or going into tone curves, the simple answer is that it is always better to slightly over expose, and use whatever tools you prefer to bring back detail in highlights. With even minor under exposure, shadow noise…
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Don't optimize your purchase, optimize your technique
The Visual Science Lab: Don’t optimize your purchase, optimize your technique: Here’s the secret that drives lens junkies crazy: All good lenses are great two stops down from wide open. Almost without exception. Take a 14-24 Nikon and compare it to an Sigma 10-20mm lens and at f5.6 or f8 you’ll probably be amazed to…
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Lance Armstrong in 4 minutes flat
Lance Armstrong in 4 minutes flat | Robert Seale Photography Blog: Lance was preparing for his Tour de France comeback, so he was only in Austin for one or two days in the time period that would make our deadline, so there was a very narrow window to schedule the shoot.
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Making an Awesome Photo Book
Making an Awesome Photo Book – A Picture’s Worth: Blurb is well-known as a digital book-making company. Their CEO, Eileen Gittins, and I have had a chance to sit down last year when we were comparing notes about putting together a national seminar series, and more recently, we’re both partners to the Magnum Expression Photography…
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10 Simple Steps to Better Photoshop Performance
10 Simple Steps to Better Photoshop Performance | How-To | Smashing Magazine
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You'd Be Surprised What Those Files May Contain
You’d Be Surprised What Those Files May Contain – Luminous Landscape: While HDR is most likely the preferred approach for squeezing the last bit of stunning detail and tonal gradation from highlights and shadows, if you havenít prepared your captures for HDR post-processing not all may be lost. There can be an astonishing amount of…
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Keys to smart keywording and captioning
Keys to smart keywording and captioning | RESOLVE — the liveBooks photo blog
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My DAM changes (Digital Asset Management)
My DAM changes (Digital Asset Management) | JarvieDigital Photography
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Basic Stitched Panorama Guidelines & Workflow
Basic Stitched Panorama Guidelines & Workflow « Photofocus
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AP photographer talks about covering NBA
Rob Galbraith DPI: AP photographer talks about covering NBA: Mark J. Terrill describes the process of setting up remotes and covering peak action in National Basketball Association games
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tdh: report #1 austin prep
whats the jackanory ? – tdh: report #1 austin prep: As promised WTJ? has teamed up with team Humphreys and Brent has promised to deliver us some juicy roadside goodness and will be filing special reports from the field. His assignment, to hit us up with as much jam packed behind the scenes action as…
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Maintain your creativity, part B: Ten possibilities, plus one
Maintain your creativity, part B: Ten possibilities, plus one. « Perfesser Kev: Long-term creative juice comes from longer-term work at it. It also comes from finding joy with what you’re doing. Here are a few ideas on how to get those things moving.
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Five video-savvy photogs weigh in on still vs. motion
RESOLVE — the liveBooks photo blog: Ed Kashi sent me some notes last week from his recent trip to the Niger Delta about the creative differences between shooting video and stills. This is an evolution many photographers are going through right now, so I decided to ask a few other multitaskers to share their thoughts.
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Digital Asset Management and the Professional Photographer
Peter Krogh – A Picture’s Worth: Digital Asset Management (DAM) is a term that refers to everything one does with image files from the point of capture onward. This includes transferring, renaming, attaching metadata, rating, adjusting, proofing, backing up, archiving and more. Understanding the principles of sound DAM practices will help you design a workflow…
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INKJET’S SILVER LINING
doug menuez: With the invention of Innova FibaGloss paper the doors opened and Hanemuhle, Ilford, Epson and others got the religion and all today now distribute similar papers, creating choices and competition. I’m mentioning Innova because they were first, remain my favorite and now thankfully sponsor my projects. But I do this also from pure…
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Are you meta-smart? | Photometadata.org
Photometadata.org says: To protect your copyrights. To make money licensing photography. To smooth your workflow. To track image use. To find images you need. To find them again. You need to understand and use photo metadata. We can help. Via PDN.
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Why I Mark Off the Canon Logos on My Camera Gear
Thomas Hawk says: I had a few questions regarding why I mark off the Canon logos on my camera gear based on the video I posted earlier today with Marc Silber. I thought I’d explain that here in a new post.