The most expensive photograph in the world was sold at auction in 2007 and is worth a staggering €3.2 million. Titled “Rhein II” it was taken by Andreas Gursky in 1999. The image is digitally manipulated removing a factory building and dog walkers to leave the Rhine River flowing horizontally between fields under an overcast sky. The identity of the Continue Reading
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Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock (or just never check social media), you’ve likely heard of, or even participated in, the selfie trend. Although the trend first started back in the MySpace days, things really took off when Apple released the front-facing camera on the iPhone 4 in 2010. Since then, elementary schoolers, teenagers, and young adults alike have Continue Reading
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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.
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
#19 Photoshop CS6 Shortcut Cheatsheet
#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 Portrait Posing Ideas (Printable)
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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
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#27 Creating a Marketing Plan That Works (Printable Worksheet)
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#28 Know Your Rights As a Photographer
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#29 Photography Marketing Cheat Sheet (SEO, Social Media, Classic Marketing, Email Marketing)
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#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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Everyone loves cheat sheets, and photographers are no exception. Squeezed into a set of short tips, schemes, and definitions, a cheat sheet is a quick way to learn something, as well as refresh your knowledge about any particular subject. Moreover, now that infographics are an extremely popular format of delivering information on the Internet, cheat sheets can also be a source for visual inspiration.
Here is a large collection of some noteworthy cheat sheets, infographics, and printables for photographers. From shooting basics to photography marketing tips, every aspect of photography is covered in this round-up. No matter whether you’re an amateur or an experienced professional, below you can find some really helpful resources, all presented as easy-to-read checklists, infographics, and printable cheat sheets for your advantage.
Enjoy this compilation and don’t forget to bookmark this page for quick access to this exhaustive cheat sheet list. Note, you need to click on screenshots below in order to view the full cheat sheet since most images were cropped for proper fit.
Learn the basics every photographer must know and save some useful tips and camera settings for quick reference. Click the links to see the original article and source.
#1 Photography 101 – Cheat Sheet and Camera Basics
#2 Shutter, Aperture, ISO Explained
#3 10 Must-have wedding shots for every bride
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#4 Portrait Lighting Examples
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#5 Focal Lengths Cheat Sheet (click to see the whole article and cheat sheet)
#6 Capturing Perfect Wedding Photos
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#7 Manual Photography Cheat Sheet
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#8 Landscape Photography Tips
#9 Depth of field: Quick Memory Cheat Sheet
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#10 Food Photography Guide
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#11 Photography Basics: Metering and Exposure
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#12 Low Light Photography Tips
Snapsort’s Low Light Photography Infographic – See more at: http://snapsort.com/blog/2011/04/05/low-light-photograph/#sthash.Sqx4QMsQ.dpuf
#13 Free Printable: Backlight and Sunlight
Backlight and Sunlight Cheat Sheet www.lightroompresets.com
#14 Guide to Manual Mode Magic
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#15 What is a macro lens? Magnification and minimum focus distance explained
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Any useful resource I missed? Share your suggestions in the comments!
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We all know the obvious, selfies are here to stay! So why not make the best out of them? Shutterfly’s guide offers tips on how to capture a great selfie that’s worth sharing. It teaches you everything from how to find the best lighting to giving your picture that little extra oomph before posting. Follow these tips, capture your selfie, Continue Reading
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You probably know that a picture is worth a thousand words. If a reader has a choice between 1000-word articles and the infographic that needs just a few scroll downs…he’ll obviously go with the infographic! Visual information is more likely read and understood than other types of data presentation. That’s why I collected helpful infographics and cheat sheets on photography for Continue Reading
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Black Friday, that annual post-holiday shopping ritual sharing more than a few characteristics with Spain’s Running of the Bulls, is starting earlier than ever this year, with many stores opening at 8 or 9pm on Thanksgiving Day. While many people participate in this frenzy of commercialism with the relish of a competitive athlete, others find the whole thing a bit baffling. Here are 5 infographics offering some interesting facts about this year’s festivities. Click each image to view full-sized.
Nearly a quarter of American adults plan to start shopping before 3am on Black Friday, according to a survey by market research firm Lab42. Shoppers also plan to spend more money.
In fact, $ 60 billion is expected to be spent this year, compared to $ 41 billion in 2008. 160 million people plan to shop on Black Friday, or about half the U.S. population – more than the number of people who voted in November’s election.
Mobile technology is playing a larger role than ever in holiday shopping, particularly during ‘Cyber Monday’, the Monday following Black Friday.
Why should you consider shopping at small local businesses rather than big box stores? This infographic lays out all of the ways in which small businesses benefit communities.
Another infographic from Manolith throws in a little bit of everything, telling shoppers how they can prepare, giving stats on Black Friday violence, and peeking into shoppers’ carts.
Black Friday . . . are you preparing to battle the holiday shopping crowds? Brush up on your ninjas skills before you go into the battle of the urban ninjas.
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Learn about the history of architecture, the design process, architectural styles, the world’s tallest buildings and more with these 15 building-centric infographics.
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