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“ The best camera is the one you have on you, and these days it's an iPhone. Here we take a look at the best free photography apps for iPhone.”
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“ Long Exposure Photography can give some very beautiful results. In the northern hemisphere the longer nights are drawing in now. This means shorter hours of daylight and longer periods of low or even no light.”
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It’s no secret that there are many ways to enhance our photographs with Lightroom. By using just a handful of sliders we can get some great results in a matter of minutes and by learning how to use tools like the gradient filter tool we can create some more specialized effects with just a little extra effort. So with all these great tools is there still a need for the Tone Curve tool in Lightroom 4 and beyond? Or is it just another way of creating the same effects? What is Lightroom’s Tone Curve Tool?
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The 10 Commandments of Landscape Photography (and how to break them) | Digital Camera World - page 7
“ The best landscape photography is a balancing act between convention and experimentation. We've put together a helpful guide for knowing the rules... and when to break them.”
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“ I've played with about a dozen add on lenses for the iPhone. Some have been good, a few great but none can come close to the design, functionality and optics of the iPro Lens by Schneider Optics iP...”
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“ An exhibition showcasing the winning and shortlisted images from the world's biggest photography prize will open in London later this month.”
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“ As expected, Apple revealed two new iPhones today: the high-end 5S, and a more inexpensive and colorful model, the 5C. However, though there are minor tweaks to the lens and sensor, both models are touting a fairly underwhelming spec of 8...”
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“ Today’s DSLR photo tip, the photo histogram explained, involves using the (gulp) histogram. This is another of those features found on most of the higher end cameras that you probably aren’t using. But you should!”
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“Tips, techniques and hands on examples demonstrating long exposure. I made this video in Cheung Chau, Hong Kong. Please subscribe -- Lots more travel videos ...”
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“ Long Exposure Photography can give some very beautiful results. In the northern hemisphere the longer nights are drawing in now. This means shorter hours of daylight and longer periods of low or even no light.”
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“10 Cheaper Solutions to Expensive Photography GearLifehackerFortunately, the folks over at DigitalRev TV have put together a series of hacks that can make otherwise expensive techniques much more affordable.”
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“ Markus Reugels is a German photographer best known for his incredible high-speed photography (we've featured Reugels work previously here and here). He is also an accomplished macro photogra...”
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“ Photographers! Let's talk a little about this! Full Frame or Cropped? A Brief Guide to Camera Sensor Sizes”
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So, we’ve got a bunch of improvements here that cross over from hardware to software and touch on user experience. All three Apple’s strong suits when it comes to integrated devices like the iPhone. If you peer more closely though, the biggest differences between an iPhone shooting experience and that of a traditional camera comes down to one thing: the image signal processor in the A7 chip.The aperture isn’t that much bigger than competitors and the pixel pitch is actually smaller than the HTC One, for instance. And the sensor, though increased in size, is very tiny when compared to even point-and-shoot cameras.The differences, then, come largely in how Apple’s ISP hardware and its front-end software mesh to make life easier for photographers. There’s a quote on Apple’s iPhone page which I think is nicely phrased:“It just makes more sense to teach iPhone how to take a great picture rather than teach people how to be expert photographers.”
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“ by Steven McConnell How do you make your photography more meaningful, moving and unique? Lately, I’ve been fascinated with the idea that our motivations significantly influence the quality of photography we create.”
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“Every digital SLR, prosumer and even some high-end point-and-shoot cameras have the ability to save images as raw image files. This isn”
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“Tips, techniques and hands on examples demonstrating long exposure. I made this video in Cheung Chau, Hong Kong. Please subscribe -- Lots more travel videos ...”
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