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Readers Shoot Back: Vivian Chung

13 May

Dontcha hate it when your bride-and-groom portrait gets photo-bombed?

Okay, maybe not if it's by a Beluga whale. And for Vancouver wedding photographer (and Strobist reader) Vivian Chung, this well-planned cameo was no accident.

Complicating things, she only had a little time—and a key technical restriction—to make this shot.

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Pro Photographer, Cheap Camera Challenge (#4 Mark Chung)

31 Oct

In this 4th episode of PPCCC, we meet up with commercial photographer, Mark Chung, for a portrait session. But we give him a little surprise other than the cheap camera – the model he has to shoot is not a professional one, in fact, he’s not even a model. He builds custom Harley Davidsons and is proper tough. See what kind of photos he gets….
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Dan Chung, Cheap Camera Challenge (feat. Scott Hui)

26 Oct

Pro Tog, Cheap Camera Challenge is back! In this episode, we feature Dan Chung – Photojournalist and Videographer – and Scott Hui – Director, maker of music videos – both shooting on an iPhone, Dan shoots photos while Scott gets the footage, but there’s a twist: they only have 3-minutes to get what they need. Dan Chung: Twitter: twitter.com Blog: www.dslrnewsshooter.com That sex exhibition in pictures www.guardian.co.uk Scottie Hui: Twitter: twitter.com Check out his latest work: www.youtube.com

 
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Dan Chung live blogs from the Olympics with iPhone and Snapseed

02 Aug

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Following on from the discussions about Dean Mouhtaropoulos’ decision to use a Panasonic to capture the Olympics, here’s further support for the ‘it’s the photographer, not the gear’ argument. Photojournalist, videographer and dpreview contributor Dan Chung has been capturing the Olympic experience with his iPhone. In conjunction with some binoculars, a clip-on Schneider lens and the Snapseed processing app, he’s been live-blogging from the games. The images are understandably small but present a fascinating, near-live insight into what’s happening in London. (From The Guardian)

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Dan Chung speaks to Canon’s Chuck Westfall about 4K Cinema EOS cameras

21 Apr

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DSLRnewsshooter’s Dan Chung has been speaking to Canon USA Technical Advisor Chuck Westfall for more details about the company’s 4K Cinema EOS offerings. Both the 500C and 1D C are skewed towards cinema and high-end television production, rather than documentary and news work, Westfall says, but hints that ‘peaking’ and ‘zebra’ focusing aids could be added to the 1D C if the market demands it.

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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Dan Chung posts 5D Mark III vs. D800 video shootout

05 Apr

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Award-winning photojournalist and videographer Dan Chung from DSLR News Shooter has just posted a video shootout pitting the Canon EOS 5D Mark III against the Nikon D800. In the interesting and in-depth article accompanying it, Chung looks at the video features of both cameras in detail and compares them, not only in terms of output quality, but also usability. 

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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‘No Future in Photojournalism’ – an interview with Dan Chung

12 Feb

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Award-winning photographer Dan Chung explains why he thinks there’s no future for traditional photojournalism. As a staff photographer for the Guardian and Reuters, Dan has been touring the world’s trouble-spots for more than a decade, supplying images to newspapers and websites all over the globe. But although he made his name as a stills photographer, he’s been shooting increasing amounts of video both for the web and for TV. We asked him why.

News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com)

 
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