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Category Archives: Technique
Shooting panoramas
I seem to be doing a fair bit on panoramas lately. One of the first articles I wrote concerned how to shoot them and I wrote that you had to shoot a series of overlapping pictures. The picture below shows … Continue reading
A cute trick
One of the frustrations I often encounter as an editor is that people will load pictures into a word processing document before sending them to me for publication. It is a problem because there was no way of getting the pictures … Continue reading
HDR master
One of the main limitations of all cameras has been that they cannot capture the same number of brightness levels in a scene that the human eye can. This has led to the situation where the photographer has to make … Continue reading
Posted in Books, PB, Photography, Technique
Tagged Frederick Van Johnson, HDR, Stuck in Customs, This Week in Photography, Travel, Trey Ratcliffe
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Rick made me do it
Photoshop fun: Rick made me do it. Continue reading
Posted in General, PB, Photography, Software, Technique
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Exposure compensation
A friend asked me the other day what the exposure compensation feature on his camera did, and why he might need such a thing. I’m not bound to any particular agenda for this blog, so I thought I would have a bash at explaining. Continue reading
B+W Conversion
I never use the black and white setting on my D90 in case I want the picture in colour. Continue reading
Posted in Black and White, PB, Photography, Technique
Tagged B+W conversion, Channel Mixer, Lightroom, Photoshop, The Gimp, tutorial
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Going off-camera
I was honoured to asked to do a demonstration of off-camera flash for Bluff Camera Club this week. Continue reading
Posted in General, PB, Photography, Technique
Tagged David Hobby, Flash, Off-camera flash, speedlight, strobe, Strobist
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The Hot Shoe Diaries
I may have mentioned that one of the most exciting developments in my photography in recent times was the discovery of off-camera flash. Or, if I wanted to be strictly accurate, my recent rediscovery of off-camera flash.. I was browsing … Continue reading
Posted in Books, PB, Photography, Reviews, Technique
Tagged David Hobby, Flash, Hot Shoe Diaries, iTTL, Joe McNally, Nikon CLS, Off-camera flash, Strobist
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