Today Pedro and I decided to make a little demonstration video by shooting with flash on a bright and sunny day. For this purpose we climbed up a hill (yes, I call it mountain in the video) what exhausted us a little bit. Hey, we are no sports men. You can easily recognize this at [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Photography’
How To Get The Nissin Di622 Work On A Canon EOS 7D
Recently I had a comment by a surprised owner of a Canon EOS 7D and a Nissin Di622. Surprised because the flash wouldn’t fire if he mounted it on his camera. So let me explain.
RAW Edit For The Fro #71 – A Little Bit Of Film Grain
After a while I decided to participate again in one of Jared Polin’s RAW Edit’s of the week. Let’s have a look at this weeks photo and in which direction I decide to take the post processing.This time I use Lightroom and Photoshop.
Photograph Back Story – Mourning Mom
First I called this image Relax. Just as easy as that. This was before I knew that we were looking at a mourning mom here.
Don’t Make This Mistake With Your Nissin Di622
Even though the Nissin Di622 is very easy to handle it’s probably just that fact that can put you into a little trap.
Why Your Flash Is Freezing Motion Or Flash VS Continuous Light
During last weekends workshop Posing Masterclass by Bambi Cantrell I joined the chat room for a couple of minutes and there was this discussion about shooting tack sharp images with slow shutter speeds. The reason for this was Bambi’s statement that she could take tack sharp images with 1/4 of a second shutter speed. Handhold [...]
Straighten Your Images In Lightroom
Even thought you use the grids in your view finder of your camera (depending on the model you use of course) it will happen that sometimes you image will be tilted. Just because you didn’t pay enough attention to it. This is why the straighten tool in Lightroom is one of my favorites.
About Your Value As A Photographer
I could start this post with a rant about photographers who are daring to ask large amount of money for images that look like the average vacation point and shooter had taken them. No offense to the occasional point and shooters here. However, so now and then I meet photographers who are on an advanced [...]
