Archive for 2012
I am so grateful to be a part of such a vibrant and intelligent community of individuals. Thank you all for your loyal support, I can’t wait to see what the future holds!
Quick Tip: Explore the Manual Side of Photography
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Mon 12.10.2012
Time to lay off the auto settings and explore the manual side of photography! As noted above, values and settings may vary due to different lenses and cameras. Infographic created by Miguel Yatco of Living in the Stills Tumblr.
Which setting do you use most often?
I had such a great time on The Grid episode #77 with Matt Kloskowski and Frank Doorhof! Thank you all for watching and asking such great questions.
From the Kelby Media Group: Matt Kloskowski is joined in the studio by fashion photographer Frank Doorhof and wedding photographer Catherine Hall. The three of them, along with Scott Kelby, hang out on with Josh Haftel and Denise Ho from Google in order to get the scoop on the future of the Nik software plugins. Catherine talks about getting started in the industry and Frank offers some advice on shooting fashion photos.
Didn’t get a chance to watch LIVE? You can check out the full episode here!
We are happy to announce that Top Model Release is now approved by iStockphoto in addition to Getty Images! IStockphoto is one of the top online, royalty free microstock photography providers. Their international user acceptance and wide variety of content make them an ideal source for TMR users. We are both humbled and excited to share their review!
“Top Model Release is a slick piece of iPhone software that has an iPad version on the way. It supports multiple languages and sync’s across devices over iCloud.”-iStockPhoto
Have you had a chance to check out Top Model Release? The app is available now in the iTunes App Store and includes the iPad update (which will be released shortly).
Quick Tip: Seeing the Light
Tips + Tricks 0
Tue 11.20.2012
Photo Credit: Digital Camera World
Whatever subject you shoot, choosing the right lighting is crucial. If you’re looking to improve your subject lighting, check out the cheat sheet above from Digital Camera World.
