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Canon Adds New DSLR Camera Photo and Raw Software Tutorial
Rob Galbraith has pointed out that Canon has added a couple of new New Digital Photo Professional tutorials. If you are an EOS owner and haven’t tried out the bundled software yet, get on over and download an update and try it out, you might be surprised at how good it is.
Posted in Gear Accessories, Photo Editing and Digital Workflow, Photography Gear
Also tagged camera, Canon, DSLR, eos, news, software
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Photography Lighting 101
What looks like potentially a great resource, Strobist: Lighting 101 aims to teach lighting numpties a thing or two about photography lighting
Intimidated by the idea of off-camera lighting? Don’t be. We are pretty much starting from scratch, so no worries. The first posts will be about what kind of gear you will need to do the minimalist strobe thing.
One thing I have to disagree with is their assertion that “light gives you far more bang-for-the-buck than does fast glass”. My nifty-50 lense is the best bang for buck I have ever spent on photography!
I am glad I came across these posts as I am in the market for a flash. I have had my eye on the Canon 580ex flash unit, items like the following will help me in my purchasing decisions
we are going to assume a couple of things:
1) You have a strobe that can be triggered externally via your camera’s PC connection, as seen in the first photo. (This example is a Nikon SB-28dx, a circa “D1 era” pro flash.)
2) You have a strobe that can be set to manual power and “dialed down,” as seen in the second photo.
Well it turns out the 580ex, despite being a leading model, does not have external PC control …
Technorati Tags: camera, flash, lighting, photography, tips, tutorials
Posted in Flash and Lighting, Lighting, Photography Gear, Photography Techniques
Also tagged camera, Flash, Lighting, strobist, tips
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Photography Video Tutorials
Scoble points to a new video-tutorial based photography tips site. Be warned though, unlike 99.9% of photography sites the content is not free.
The tutorials have tiny previews and the video quality looks pretty good, longer samples jump a bit due to the streaming. I presume if you purchase you get to download it in full. Right now the tips are very much at beginner level and I have to agree with what some commentors say, there are the same topics covered for free all over the web. They do have a weekly free video (this week is sunsets).
For some odd reason Robert gets some heat for recommending it. What’s the problem people? If you don’t like it just don’t use it, give the guy a break. Sheesh, anyone would think he was putting a gun to their heads.
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