Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
iDC Triple Threat demonstrated in Tyler Stableford's new Canon Digital Learning Tutorial
iDC Triple Threat demonstrated in Tyler Stableford's new Canon Digital Learning Tutorial:
In this series of tutorials, Canon Explorer of Light Tyler Stableford takes us to Snowmass Terrain Park in Snowmass, CO. where he puts the iDC Triple Threat to work with multiple Canon 600EX-RT speedlites. You'll see his assitant provide a handheld application of the Triple Threat that Tyler uses to create the perfect balance of ambient light with speedlites. Tyler is a pro at creating dynamic action photos and portraits in tricky shooting situations. See how he does it at the Canon Digital Learning Center.
read more
read more
Presets: Landscape Big Sky Presets
Presets: Landscape Big Sky Presets:
So, we’re driving home last night, and I look west toward the beach to see this crazy-cool-cloudy sunset. We live in Florida and this time of year (with all of the thunderstorms out there), you can imagine some of the dramatic scenes we get. So it got me thinking about some more Lightroom 4 presets for photographs with skies that have really cool clouds in ‘em. (yes, Lightroom 4 only – not Lightroom 3)
There’s 4 different levels of intensity for this one. Light, Medium, Strong and (for the first time ever) Super Strong. I’ll warn you now. I think “Super Strong” is kind of over-the-top – but for all of your over-the-top lovers it’s worth a try
Here’s the before/after:
Before
After
So, we’re driving home last night, and I look west toward the beach to see this crazy-cool-cloudy sunset. We live in Florida and this time of year (with all of the thunderstorms out there), you can imagine some of the dramatic scenes we get. So it got me thinking about some more Lightroom 4 presets for photographs with skies that have really cool clouds in ‘em. (yes, Lightroom 4 only – not Lightroom 3)
There’s 4 different levels of intensity for this one. Light, Medium, Strong and (for the first time ever) Super Strong. I’ll warn you now. I think “Super Strong” is kind of over-the-top – but for all of your over-the-top lovers it’s worth a try
Here’s the before/after:
Before
After
- Here’s the link to download the presets.
- And here’s a link to a video on how to install and organize Lightroom presets if you don’t know how.
Organizing Your Images
Organizing Your Images: In this age of digital media it is even more critical that we keep track of our digital assets. Lightroom has many features to help you organize your images. The best website I can recommend to you to delve deeply into industry standard organization practice is dpBestFlow.org from the American Society of Media Photographers and funded by the Library of Congress. The site is full of suggestions and videos. Get ready to spend some time there! There are many websites and books devoted to this topic. You should do a little research before embarking on this adventure.
Monday, August 6, 2012
LarsonEnterprises - YouTube
LarsonEnterprises - YouTube
The right light source and the only one you will ever need in your studio
Steve
The right light source and the only one you will ever need in your studio
Steve
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
