The Very First Photo Uploaded on the Web
Particle-colliders and cross dressing – Here’s the story behind the world’s first photograph ever to be uploaded to the internet.
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21 Photographs And Lighting Setups For Every Occasion
Here’s a collection of photographs and lighting break downs using everything from professional photography equipment to cheap DIY setups.Read More
Lighting Modifiers: Grids and What Do They Do?
Grids (often called eggcrates for larger soft bank lighting) are used to restrict light falling on the subject. Adorama’s Mark Wallace demonstrates the use of grids in the studio for photography.Read More
Shooting Beautiful Photos of Hawaii
Shot over the course of 3 days on the beautiful island of Kauai, follow award-winning photographer Aaron Feinberg as he chases the light. A first look in to the behind the scenes of how some of his images are captured and a glimpse in to some of the silliness that is sure to ensue. Read More
Behind the Scenes of a McDonald’s shoot
McDonald Canada’s PR department demonstrates how they shoot a Quarter Pounder With Cheese in a studio.Read More
Would You Consider Being a Birthing Filmmaker?
There is a burgeoning industry of birth photography. Would you consider working in this field?
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Just When You Got Digital Technology, Film Is Back
Film photography is having another moment in the sun, thanks to companies like Lomography and the Impossible Project, which are resurrecting this seemingly archaic art for enthusiastic hobbyists.Read More
13 Things Your Camera Wishes You Knew
It can be as simple as point and shoot but there are a wealth of things your DSLR can do beyond that. Here are some helpful tips to shooting better photos (and video).
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Lens Diffraction – What is it and how does it affect your images?
Lens Diffraction can affect your digital photography in a negative way by decreasing the overall sharpness of an image. Patrick Hall of Fstoppers.com explains what lens diffraction is, what causes it, and how different apertures affect sharpness on real world objects.Read More
The Three Basics of Photography
Matthew Gore of LightandMatter.org explains the three parts of getting a proper exposure: Aperture (or Iris – for us video folk), Shutter Speed, and ISO.Read More
Marvelous Night for a Super Moondance with Our Friends Around the World
Saturday night we tried an experiment on Facebook where we asked everyone to go outside and take a picture of the “Super Moon,” then send them to us. It was a complete failure. Not one person sent as a picture of their ass. But we did get some great pictures of the the largest satellite orbiting earth, better known as our Moon. Read More
Exploding Photographers, Disappearing Clothes and the Development of Film
Roger Cicala journeys into the 19th century and weaves a tale of explosive cotten, synthetic fabrics and how it all culminates in the true purpose of photography – capturing images of scantily clad women.Read More