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DxO Confirms: New Nik Collection Coming in 2018

By Paul | Published January 10, 2018

Digital Photography Review: The statement went out over Google Plus (go figure), where the DxO team welcomed the Nik community into the fold with the following announcement (emphasis added): Dear Nik Collection users, We at DxO are very pleased to welcome the Nik community! We wish you a very happy holiday season and a healthy […]

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Vincent Laforet: Expect 200-300% speed bump from iMac Pro

By Paul | Published December 13, 2017

Vincent Laforet writing at his blog: Whether you’re editing 8K RED video, H.264 4K Drone footage, 6K 3D VR content or 50 Megapixel RAW stills – you can expect a 200-300% increase in performance in almost every industry leading software with the iMac Pro. I’ve seldom seen a jump this dramatic before on any new […]

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News photographer shot by cop

By Paul | Published September 6, 2017

PetaPixel: An Ohio newspaper photojournalist was shot by a police officer last night after the cop mistook the camera and tripod the photographer was holding for a rifle. Wait—that tripod isn’t loaded, is it?   I wouldn’t exactly call this a part of the never-ending war on photography, but I do think that this shows […]

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Eclipse 2017: T-2 Months

By Paul | Published June 21, 2017

If you’re anything like me, you heard about the 2017 eclipse over a year ago and thought “cool,” but haven’t really thought about it since. This week, some of the photography podcasts I listen to started talking about the eclipse and man, I’m really starting to get excited!

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Adjustments With A Restrained Hand

By Paul | Published June 15, 2017

Photographer Brian Matiash, writing at Digital Photo Pro: You may be asking what all this talk about camera sensors and RAW file formats has to do with faithfully representing your image. The bottom line is that making even some mild tonal, white balance and color adjustments to the straight-out-of-camera image can pay back with massive […]

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Nice Shot! Balancing the Supermoon on the St. Louis Arch

By Paul | Published November 17, 2016

The supermoon appears to balance on top of the St. Louis arch. Photographer David Carson shot with a Canon 1DX. The exposure was ISO 250, shutter speed 180, aperture f4.5.

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NASA’s Best Images of Earth From Space in 2014

By Paul | Published December 26, 2014

Wired Science: Here are some of our favorite shots that NASA’s satellites captured of Earth this year, including shots of a volcano erupting on a newly born island, tornado tracks across the Great Plains, the aurora borealis above Russia and dust from the Sahara spreading across the globe. Many thanks to the super team at […]

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Dear Photograph

By Paul | Published June 16, 2011

Photography site with a twist. What an incredible idea! take a picture of a picture from the past in the present. Awesome.

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The Battle at F-Stop Ridge

By Paul | Published May 19, 2011

Priceless short video by The Camera Store in Calgary, Alberta, Canada: In a short film directed and produced by Jordan Drake (our inhouse video expert), the team at TCS take the war of brands, formats, film, digital and everything else to F-Stop Ridge and battle it out. [via Chase Jarvis Blog]

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Foundations of a Working Photographer

By Paul | Published April 30, 2011

Zack Arias is conducting his second weekend workshop at CreativeLIVE. Watch live this weekend. (Flash required).

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