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Kim Letkeman's Snap Shots :: Technical Stuff

http://letkeman.net/Photos/technicalstuff I downloaded the latest RawTherapee and converted a Canon G10 image with RT and ACR5.2. I found RT very unpleasant. So slow that changing sliders is agony (and I run a very fast core duo with 8GB RAM), controls that make little sense with scales in the thousands, and hyper-sensitive to sharpening.

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http://phototrend.fr/ Avec l’avénement des App Stores sur nos téléphones mobiles, il y a tout un tas d’applications qui ont vu le jour, et facilitent la vie des photographes dans leurs tâches quotidiennes. Que ce soit pour les aider à mesurer l’éclairage, leur donner des conseils photos, ou bien encore servir de déclencheur à distance, il y a très souvent une application pour ça, comme le dit si bien Apple. Nous avons découvert une application qui ravira les photographes de mode et de portrait , qui prennent très souvent des modèles en train de poser. Parfois, l’imagination d’un photographe peut être prise à défaut, ou bien on ne pense pas forcément à plein de poses possibles.
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Photography Academy- Aperture explained

What is an aperture? The aperture is the name used to describe the size of the diaphragm (the opening, or hole, which allows light through to the sensor). Apertures are measured in F-stops. F-stops are measured in incremental, numerical steps but to make things a little more confusing, the higher you go, the smaller the hole which lets the light through. Which, even though it may seem a little odd, means by selecting a higher number less light will be let through onto the sensor. If you choose to use a smaller aperture (the higher numbers) the subject and background will come more into focus and it will help your image have a long depth of field.
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A guest post by Lara White from PhotoMint . It’s the one of those things that holds many photographers back. Each time you create a set of images, it’s more like a blooper reel than a best hits collection unless you cull them ruthlessly. Your image library grows and grows, each set containing hundreds of images, the best ones hiding in there somewhere amongst the slop.

PhotoGuides | Photography and Photoshop Guides and Tutorials

DSLR’s are absolutely fantastic pieces of machinery, and they can really help you unleash your creativity on your photos. And better yet, I’ve got a brief, no nonsense guide on how to work that fancy device. Now, get your camera out of Auto mode and get ready to learn! http://www.photoguides.net/
About Ben Photoshop Hall of Famer, Ben Willmore, has taught over 100,000 Photoshop users on six continents. As a “technomad” he lives full-time in a 40′ tour bus, traveling and photographing all over the United States. Read more http://digitalmastery.com/

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