The Wedding & Portrait Photographers International (WPPI) conference revealed some exciting new workflow options for photographers. These are going to make life a whole lot easier. I’ve recently upgraded my (12-year-old) full-frame DSLR to a mirrorless. My new camera has simple wireless transfer (the kind that’s been around for a
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Cloudy storm at Grand Canyon
The sky is one of the most important parts of an outdoor and landscape photo. Sometimes we get really lucky with a magical sky filling the entire width of the photo. And sometimes we don’t. Perfecting a sky In this tutorial, we’re going to take a look at how we
Until recently, most of us with large photo libraries could only dream about having access to our entire image collection on our phones. While there are endless ways to share photos across devices, keeping photos organized, managing disk space on mobile devices, and the cost of cloud storage made it
If you’re like me, then you love using photo prompts to inspire beautiful photos of your clients. And if you’re also like me, you love a quick way to spark ideas! Let’s check out how Excire Foto can be used with your own library of photos as an idea generation
If you haven’t seen part one, which talks about using Photoshop brushes, click here. Skies change and clouds come and go all the time. It’s fairly easy to make a convincing artistic change. While I don’t recommend changing clouds in news or editorial images, changing clouds can add some interest
I’ve always been a Photoshop girl. When I first set out with a digital camera in hand, I taught myself Photoshop, and over years of trial and error, I built up a solid bank of editing skills. I knew about Lightroom (Lightroom Classic, but in those days there was only
I’ve long been intrigued by the Adobe Lightroom product. While it’s often seen as the younger brother to its sibling, Lightroom Classic, “new” Lightroom does a great job of editing photos. Couple that with its online sync capabilities and mobile camera capture functions, and you really have a product that
FileShadow has officially introduced a brand-new look and feel to its web app, making it easier to collect, search, curate and publish your files. The service, which collects all your files from various online cloud accounts, makes it easy to organize your files and share them with friends or clients
It’s been a great week here on Photofocus. Here’s a review of some of our posts. A camera/printer combo fun package from Canon is reviewed by Mike Hagen, Vanelli has two articles in the WW-U — cloud storage vs. backup and using “Quick Edit” in Luminar. Scott Wyden Kivowitz gets
Dropbox. Google Drive. Creative Cloud. OneDrive. As photographers, we all have cloud services we utilize to share and store files. But oftentimes it’s hard to keep track of everything, and you might make a change you didn’t intend to. Enter FileShadow — a hub for all your files, photos, videos
