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  • Another 15 Cheat Sheets, Printables and Infographics for Photographers

    Editor’s note: Last week we shared a list of some great resources for photographers. It was so popular we thought we’d bring you another set compiled for dPS by Julia May, enjoy.

    More Photography Tech and Creative Process

    The basics every photographer must know. Click the links to see the original article and source.

    Continued from #15 from last weeks: 15 of the Best Cheat Sheets, Printables and Infographics for Photographers

    #16 Digital Macro and Close-Up Photography for Dummies

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    #17 Quick Guide Natural Light Settings

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    #18 Exposure Guide: Road to Photography

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    #19 Photoshop CS6 Shortcut Cheatsheet

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    #20 How to Take Pictures Like a Pro

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    #21 Is Photography Dead? Mobile Photography Explosion

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    #22 21 Simple Poses to Get You Started With Photographing Children – a dPS article!

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    #23 Using Nikon Metering Modes

    24 Nikon DSLRs metering modes full

    #24 Portrait Posing Ideas (Printable)

    • Part One 54 Portrait Ideas – posing guide

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    25 Portrait Ideas

    • Part Two 40 More Portrait Ideas – posting guide

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    Photography Business and Legal

    Learn how to get started with your own photography business and check if your marketing strategy includes all the latest techniques.

    #25 9 Ways to Grow Your Photography Business in 2014

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    #26 9 Free Photography Contracts

    (Click the link above for the full article and get the contracts)

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    #27 Creating a Marketing Plan That Works (Printable Worksheet)

    (Click the link above for the full article – click the image below for the full printable sheet)

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    #28 Know Your Rights As a Photographer

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    29 Photographers rights

    #29 Photography Marketing Cheat Sheet (SEO, Social Media, Classic Marketing, Email Marketing)

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    30 defrozo photography marketing cheat sheet

    #30 Top 15 Photographers Under 25 by Defrozo

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    Any useful resource I missed? Share your suggestions in the comments below.

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  • The Epic Bundle and Another Giveaway Demand Your Attention

    Remember Inky Deals? We’ve been telling you about them from time to time now, always when they have some type of amazing deal, bundle or giveaway for you. Hey, we wouldn’t waste your time in any case! Guess what time it is, this month? That’s right…it’s yet another too-good-to-be-true deal from Inky Deals. This time, Inky Deals doesn’t just have Continue Reading

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  • Opinion: Why the FZ1000 isn’t just another superzoom…

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    Superzoom cameras offer DSLR-style ergonomics and enormous zoom ranges, which make them very popular among novice photographers and enthusiasts looking for a ‘take everywhere’ option for travel and day-to-day shooting. They have not, traditionally, impressed us with their image quality. The Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ1000 is a very different beast though, and has impressed us with its specification, performance and price. In this short article, editor Barnaby Britton explains why the FZ1000 is definitely not ‘just another superzoom’. Read more

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Exposing another side of Sochi

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    Hosting the 2014 Winter Olympics, Sochi has absorbed an influx of athletes, fans and media for two weeks of competition. What isn’t apparent from the coverage is what Sochi looks most of the rest of the year – a seaside, summer resort town. Since 2007 photographer Rob Hornstra and writer Arnold van Bruggen have been documenting Sochi as they saw it change from quiet summer getaway to a world stage. Take a look at a different Sochi, as seen through Hornstra’s lens. See gallery

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • Another Hasselblad Rebadge or Photoshopped Hoax?

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    Various rumor sites are today reporting Hasselblad is poised to release a $ 10,000 rebadge of the Sony A7 that was just announced yesterday. Some even report it as if it’s a real product. Even just a cursory glance at the image suggests it’s a quick Photoshop job to add a wood grip and lighten the tint of the body. The serial number on the lens also suspiciously matches the product shots Sony released yesterday as well. What do you think?

    News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

  • 18 April, 2013 – A Matter of Character – Not Just Another Camera Review

    When we say someone or something has "character", what do we mean?And in particular, what does it mean for a camera to have character? Find out in my latest essay – A Matter of Character – Not Just Another Camera Review. Then let us know what your idea of a camera with character might be on our Discussion Forum.

             

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  • 7 January, 2013 – Oh No, Not Another Superzoom!

    Yes, another Superzoom. The Panasonic SX50, with the longest zoom range available at 24–1200mm equiv, all with decent (though not really great) image quality, and a very competative price.

    Is this the best Superzoom yet? Is it worth your attention? Find out in my just published review.

      

     "Every time I go back to a module I had already seen, I learn additional things.  I have never seen tutorials that have the excellent mix of what the features are, 
    how to use them, enough of the under-the-hood information 
    and concepts so that I can utilize the features creatively and efficiently, 
    and just enough humor to keep the motivation level high.  Wow!" 

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    The Luminous Landscape – What’s New

  • God of war 3 another world

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    Live View mode allows efficient and accurate composition and focusing.
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  • Man With a Camera – Another Barrier

    International superstar and iconic tough guy Charles Bronson stars in this gritty, action-packed TV series. Bronson portrays Mike Kovac, a New York City freelance photographer who specializes in getting difficult shots other lensmen cannot. Assisting law enforcement and insurance agencies, he invariable winds up acting as a private eye and gets himself into plenty of trouble!
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  • Lost in Photoshop: another old photo restoration part i

    I have a tip about straightening the rotation of images — particularly scanned images. the old photo is younger than 1901 and older than 1930, I believe. Given the image size (approximately 2 1/4 x 3 1/2) I would guess that it was taken by a Kodak Brownie (probably ‘2’) camera. The original image had faded quite a bit. I attempt to use various techniques to recover the image, including: level adjustments, use of high pass filter, use of surface blur filter, use of “split masks”, and attempting to reconstitute “depth” using linear burn (non-destructively) in an “overlay” [not the mode] layer.