MindShift Gear has launched its new BackLight 26L Photo Daypack for pre-order, and will begin shipping it next month. The bag features a 26 liter capacity with compartments able to accommodate a 15″ laptop, 10″ tablet, a standard sized DSLR with up to six lenses, a flash, and two large water bottles. Read more
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Some explosions are loud and pretty. Like fireworks.
Other explosions are quiet and pretty. Like this amazing photo album that we’re gonna teach you to make.
That’s right! We’re gonna lead you step by step through the surprisingly simple process of making an Exploding Box Photo Album!
(Don’t worry, it doesn’t really explode. No safety goggles needed.)
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This past weekend Flickr demonstrated an early preview of a ‘virtual reality experience’ designed for viewing 360-degree panoramic photos. The demonstration used the Oculus DK 2 headset connected to a computer, and allowed wearers to completely immerse themselves within the panorama. Read more
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Packing photo gear for a trip can be a daunting endeavor. You’ll want to return with perfect photos, but just how do you make that happen?
Our pal, Brandon, braved the crowds and dodged NYC traffic to photograph some of New York City’s most iconic spots. He returned with amazing photos! So we asked him – Just how did he do it?
Find out what gear he brought along on his jam packed day to make his photo-heavy trip effortless, unique and to make the memories last a lifetime.
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Nikon’s flagship APS-C DSLR is a real workhorse. Offering a 24.2MP CMOS sensor, the D7200 provides a 51-point AF system sensitive to -3EV, an increased buffer depth with 6 fps continuous shooting and 1080 HD video at 60p. We tagged along with pro photographer Gabe Bienczycki on a desert photo shoot to push the D7200 to its limits. Read more
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As part of Landscape Photography Week here on dPS, we’re offering TWO for the price of ONE on our best-selling Living & Loving Landscape Photography ebooks!
Click here to take advantage of this offer.
In this ultra fast video tutorial photographer Joshua Cripps walks your through how to process a landscape photo using Photoshop in under five minutes. He talks really fast and works quickly so if you miss anything just watch the video again (he even says that at the end) or pause it so you can follow along.
How did you make out with your own landscape image, could you do it in five minutes? If it takes you a little longer that’s just fine, especially if you’re just learning Photoshop.
Note: everything he does in the video can also be done in Lightroom using the basic sliders, adjustment brush, and graduated filter.
Here on dPS this is landscape week – here is list of what we’ve covered so far. Watch for a new article (or two) on landscape photography daily for the next couple days.
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Commercial portraitist and product photographer Caesar Lima is absolutely fascinated by imaging technologies. His earnest enthusiasm for photography and the business side of the market have helped him stay one step ahead of his peers, and his ability to adapt to digital trends early on has helped keep his studio at the forefront of conceptual advertising. Find out more about him in our Q+A. Read more
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We first became acquainted with Andrew Suryono’s name when his ‘Orangutan in the Rain’ photo popped up as one of the top submissions to the Sony World Photography awards. As we later found out, he’s a DPR regular and his photo eventually took first place in Sony’s Indonesia National Award category. Find out the story behind the image. Read more
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In these sentimental late August days, we’re excited to announce the winners of the Summer Landscape Photography Contest. Thank you for your submissions and votes! So which photos has evoked most emotions in our jury members and readers? Who has won amazing prizes from Defrozo, Digital Photo Mentor, PhotoTraces and other respected sponsors? Let’s find it out right now! And Continue Reading
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Our Summer Landscape Photo Contest is entering the final stage. HUGE THANKS to all the participants who uploaded their photos to our Flickr group pool. It’s great to know that so many talented and creative photographers read our blog. The contest jury had difficult time selecting only 10 photos from all the beautiful images submitted. But the finalists are picked and now only YOU decide Continue Reading
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