[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ax1fbYATcy4&feature=player_embedded] Join Scott and Rich for the unboxing of a GoPro Hero3 Black edition camera. Learn what’s in the box, but more importantly how to get it out of the box. NOTE: This episode was filmed on two GoPro Hero3
Why have HDR on an iPhone? Because you can! Sometimes an iPhone is the only camera I have on me, and I want the ability to go a little deeper. I see HDR as a great tool that can help
Guest Post and Photos by The F-Stop Tilopa Backcountry bag is built for photographers who want to keep their gear safe while they hike. The bags extensive features easily match the comfort and storage of a standard backcountry or hiking
Nat Coalson’s book, Nature Photography Photo Workshop simply floored me. I’ve seen other people try to do this, but never so well. What Nat is offering (via Amazon anyway) is a virtual workshop in a book for less than $20.
Guest post and photo by: If you have been in the photography industry for any length of time, you know there are an excessive number of photography-related workshops available to the general public. This fact begs the question – which
Guest Post and Images by Stacy Pearsall Picture Show by Graf – Application for Your i-Phone On July 12, 2010, Graf created a great photography application, Picture Show. As soon as it arrived on i-Tunes, I had to have it.
Guest Post by The Lensbaby Composer is a selective-focus lens available for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony and Olympus. It features an Optic Swap System, allowing you to change to options such as a pinhole, a Lomo/Holga-like plastic effect, single- or
Guest post by: —- The Cotton Carrier is a nifty strap system allowing photographers and videographers to secure their camera bodies to their chest and waist. Its quick-release system makes grabbing your primary or backup body fast, while keeping even
Guest Post & Photo by Ara Roselani X-Rite ColorChecker Passport is a pocket-sized plastic case with “target” panels for white balance, color correction and warming/cooling. The accompanying software has an Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop plugin and a camera profiling application. X-Rite, who
the SPYDER3EXPRESS Guest post by Ara Roselani I work on three different monitors when editing photosone at home and two in my office. Before I found a calibration system, it was incredibly frustrating when my photo looked good on one
(Photo is copyright Rich Legg – All Rights Reserved) EDITOR’S NOTE: We’re proud to offer another guest post by Salt Lake City-based professional photographer Rich Legg. When it comes to photography equipment, I’m always on the lookout for innovative and
Guest Book Review by Alan Lillich (Conrad has a well-deserved week off) My oldest daughter lives in Illinois, I live in California. She recently decided to get a DSLR because her point and shoot camera was too limiting. I went
Guest Post and Photos by The F-Stop Tilopa Backcountry bag is built for photographers who want to keep their gear safe while they hike. The bags extensive features easily match the comfort and storage of a standard backcountry or hiking
Nat Coalson’s book, Nature Photography Photo Workshop simply floored me. I’ve seen other people try to do this, but never so well. What Nat is offering (via Amazon anyway) is a virtual workshop in a book for less than $20.
Guest post and photo by: If you have been in the photography industry for any length of time, you know there are an excessive number of photography-related workshops available to the general public. This fact begs the question – which
Guest Post and Images by Stacy Pearsall Picture Show by Graf – Application for Your i-Phone On July 12, 2010, Graf created a great photography application, Picture Show. As soon as it arrived on i-Tunes, I had to have it.
Guest Post by The Lensbaby Composer is a selective-focus lens available for Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Sony and Olympus. It features an Optic Swap System, allowing you to change to options such as a pinhole, a Lomo/Holga-like plastic effect, single- or
Guest post by: —- The Cotton Carrier is a nifty strap system allowing photographers and videographers to secure their camera bodies to their chest and waist. Its quick-release system makes grabbing your primary or backup body fast, while keeping even
Guest Post & Photo by Ara Roselani X-Rite ColorChecker Passport is a pocket-sized plastic case with “target” panels for white balance, color correction and warming/cooling. The accompanying software has an Adobe Lightroom/Photoshop plugin and a camera profiling application. X-Rite, who
the SPYDER3EXPRESS Guest post by Ara Roselani I work on three different monitors when editing photosone at home and two in my office. Before I found a calibration system, it was incredibly frustrating when my photo looked good on one
(Photo is copyright Rich Legg – All Rights Reserved) EDITOR’S NOTE: We’re proud to offer another guest post by Salt Lake City-based professional photographer Rich Legg. When it comes to photography equipment, I’m always on the lookout for innovative and
Guest Book Review by Alan Lillich (Conrad has a well-deserved week off) My oldest daughter lives in Illinois, I live in California. She recently decided to get a DSLR because her point and shoot camera was too limiting. I went
Post by Rick Sammon & Joe Brady (MAC Group) Follow Wireless control of flashes and cameras can open up new opportunities to create images that have previously been difficult or even impossible to capture. PocketWizard Radios ability to fire flashes
Photos and post by Andy Ihnatko EDITOR’S NOTE: You can see Andy’s entire iPhone 3GS Flickr set here. Apple let me have an iPhone 3G S a week and a half before the release date. Here’s a whole bunch of
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