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Multi-shot portrait by Alan Hess

Enthusiast’s Guide: Using a flash to create double exposures

(Editor’s note: Photofocus is proud to add Rocky Nook as a vibrant contributor for our readers. Rocky Nook is a small — seven-person independent publishing company. Their commitment is producing high-quality books written by pros for photographers who want to learn more about their craft. Over the next eight weeks, Photofocus

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Quick Tip: Browse Multiple Folders in Lightroom

Do you ever find yourself in a situation where you’re not sure exactly which folder a particular image is contained in within your Lightroom catalog? In this quick tip, you’ll learn how to browse the contents of multiple folders, including those scattered all over the Folders list, quickly and easily

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Quick Time Sync Idea for Multiple Cameras

As a wedding photographer, I have plenty of cameras to keep track of. Usually at least two are mine, at least two are my second shooter’s, and occasionally I have an intern along as well. That means there are a lot of opportunities for time variations with the internal clock

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Capture Cinematic Weddings Seminar Review

A few weeks ago, I had the pleasure of attending Capture Cinematic Weddings with Ray Roman in Fort Lauderdale. We learned how to maximize picture quality with proper exposure settings, understanding how to “master the speeches” and get perfect audio every time, and how to price & position our work

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Experimental Collages and Multiple Exposures with Blending Modes

[blip.tv http://blip.tv/play/hocKg5S7dgI.x?p=1 width=”640″ height=”400″] Interested in making composited photo collages that simulates shooting multiple exposures? In this tutorial I show you a favorite technique for combining several images with blending modes in Adobe Photoshop. Give me two minutes and I’ll show you a bunch of cool tricks for merging exposures.

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Which Type of HDR is Right for You?

When working with HDR software tools, there are many options. Its easy to get overwhelmed with sliders and presets. Theres a critical choice that needs to be made first. How do you want to merge the multiple exposures together? There are generally three options to choose from. Lets explore the

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