Namexif: Rename EXIF Photos
Description Namexif is a tool to automatically rename photos with the date they were shot. Digital cameras have their own clock and record the date to each photos with a precision of a second. Since the date and time is recorded for each photos (provided it is an EXIF compliant digital camera), Namexif is able to rename these photos according to the date.
Practices of Professional Photographers - PhotographyTalk
Becoming a professional photographer seems to be one of the hottest dream jobs of the recent years, although it’s not always a guarantee of a prosperous income. However, being at the top in photography can be a fascinating lifestyle, and it is certainly a lot more interesting than most day jobs. It takes a certain set of qualities, much like any other art form or creative activity. It’s very true that many people have these qualities, however one thing that many get wrong is the belief that success happens overnight. The Internet is probably the root of this belief, but unfortunately it’s wrong. It takes years of hard work to become a true pro, one that has photography in his blood and also possess the correct marketing skills to make his/her business work.
50 Awesome Opencourseware Links to Effectively Get Your Photography Degree for Free
Whether you are a first time digital camera owner, or someone looking to start a professional photography business, knowledge is key. Utilize these 50 courses, guides, and more to bring out the best in your photos. For Beginners These courses are a must for the first time photographer, or those looking to brush up on their camera skills. 1. Photography Course: This site offers free photography lessons ranging from the basics of film, optics, cameras and light to web page layout and digital photography.
Lesser Known Camera Functions - PhotographyTalk
Buried deep in your camera are settings and functions that you have probably never seen before. I've had my camera for years, and I still don't know what some of the settings do. But there are several that you should know about that can make using your camera easier. Keep in mind that there are a lot of different cameras out there and yours may not have all of these functions. As boring as it might be, the best way to learn all the functions of your camera is to read the manual.
Camera Shooting Modes - How to Understand the Camera Shooting Modes on Your DSLR
Understanding camera shooting modes can make a real difference to the quality of your images. Here is a guide to the five main shooting modes on your DSLR, and an explanation of what each mode does to your camera. To start with, you'll need to locate the dial on the top of your camera, with letters written on it. This dial will always include, at the very minimum, these four letters -- P, A (or AV), S (or TV), and M.
Pros and Cons of ISO - PhotographyTalk
ISO: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly The Good ISO stands for International Standards Organization and, in photography, is the measure of your camera sensor's sensitivity to light. The term ISO was originally used with film to describe the film's sensitivity to light, or film speed. The higher the ISO, the more sensitive the film or sensor is, allowing it to absorb light faster and giving you the ability to take photos in dimmer settings.
Paula Scher: Do What You've Never Done Before
Sometimes you have to ignore the brief, says renowned designer and artist Paula Scher. With a dry wit, Scher takes us behind-the-scenes on four landmark projects — from revamping MoMA’s identity to reinvigorating a Pittsburgh neighborhood through design — to illustrate how asking questions, pushing into uncharted territory, and doing something you’ve never done before leads to great work. For four decades Paula Scher has been at the forefront of graphic design.
The Definitive List of Online Photography Magazines
Resources by Bill Jones 2inShare Today we bring you The Definitive List of Online Photography Magazines (or at least we think it is). Here you will find some of best photography magazines on the internet. Within these online publications you will see some of the best photography today from famous and unknown artists, read interviews, learn technique and so much more.
The Inspiring Stories of Five Photographers Committed to Making a Difference
We’ve recently been incredibly inspired by a handful of photographers who are giving back to their communities in ways that go far beyond the occasional volunteer day or pro bono assignment. From a celebrity photographer who started a grassroots revolution donating portraits to the needy to a fine art photographer-turned-wildlife savior, these individuals have dedicated an exceptional amount of time, talent, and passion to their cause. We’d like to share with you the stories of five photographers whose devotion and generosity is truly remarkable—artists who are compelled to make a difference. Nick Brandt: Big Life Foundation Nick Brandt, from ‘Across the Ravaged Land’. When an elephant he photographed was killed by poachers in 2009, English photographer Nick Brandt was moved to begin Big Life Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to saving the rapidly disappearing wildlife in Africa.
73 Cool Links for Photography Junkies
Toad Hollow Photography has been looking all over the internet this week for some of the best tutorials, photography and blogs to share with everyone here. It’s been an active and exciting week, and the list contains some truly incredible works from some of the best photographers. We truly hope you enjoy perusing this list as much as the Toad did in compiling it. Check out the Toad’s photo blog, automotive photography services and gallery of Canadian Landscape Prints.
Basic Things to Understand About Photography - PhotographyTalk
Top 8 Basic Things You Should Understand About Photography Getting your first camera is exciting, but before you go clicking away too much, it's important to learn the basics of photography. These things are not complicated to understand, however, they can take some time to master. But if you're serious about photography, then you should at least know these eight things. Aperture The aperture is basically your camera's eye.
