And by “us,” we mean everyone Photofocus touches. You, our readers, are the reason we are still here and vibrant. Happy Photofocus birthday to you and to the writers, the editors, the sponsors, manufacturers and software engineers — everyone who loves photography, learning about it, and getting better pictures because
Raise your hand if you’ve been using an Adobe product for 40 years! Seriously, we’d love to know what you used and what products you’re still using. Let us know in the comments below. While you are doing that, we’ll share some history of Adobe, milestones and some tidbits you
A few weeks ago I was at the first birthday party for my niece’s little boy, Bennett. The crowd was a little larger than I expected, but this was also the first gathering I’d been to in a year. Any gathering felt like a big deal. I saw some important
To celebrate the 30th anniversary of Photoshop, Adobe conducted a survey looking at the current state of photography worldwide. This is a great indication of the way the public think about photography in today’s digital realm. I found the results interesting, and I’m sure you will, too! A total of
This morning, Adobe announced a range of updates to Photoshop for both desktop and iPad, to help ring in the software’s 30th birthday. According to Adobe, Photoshop has been around for 10,950 days. The company made note of its involvement in crating visual effects for the movie “The Abyss,” and
This week at Photofocus brought us a few gear-centric articles, a Lightroom Classic tutorial and some huge news from Photofocus! Serge Ramelli started off the week by showing us best practices for editing in Lightroom Classic, while Chris Anson discussed backups and protected storage with a Drobo 5C. Erin Holmstead
With winter now in full swing, we want to see your best celebration photographs for our January Photographer of the Day feature! Whether it’s celebrating with friends and family during the holidays or how you partied like it was 2004 for high school graduation, submit your photos today for consideration.
Twenty years ago today, during the infancy of the internet and before the tech bubble, Photofocus.com was born. We have been here through the rise of digital and the demise of film. We have chronicled the times from disposable cameras, and point and shoot cameras that a few people carried
We are so lucky! We get to be present for the most memorable and special days in people’s lives. In fact, most of the time our pictures end up being the memory people keep from the day, the image in their mind is one of the photos we made. This
Many of us end up photographing events each year. There are weddings, little league games, family reunions, birthdays, quinceañeras, anniversaries, corporate events, and the list goes on. Whether you’re hired to shoot or photographing your own family, I’ve got a simple tip to help you sort through your photos faster
