November 17, 2010 - 9:17 pm
Tags: camera, focus, lens, nikon, Photography, pictures
Posted in Tutorials | 1 comment
OK, I’m a guy who doesn’t always need to know how things work as long as they work. This means that when I take a photo, I don’t really care as much about the technical details of taking a photo as long as the end result looks good to me. So in keeping with [...]
July 18, 2010 - 10:24 pm
Tags: better photography, canon, details, how, improve photography, nikon, photo tutorial, Photography, photos, tutorial
Posted in Tutorials | 3 comments
This is the first article of an ongoing series where we look at simple ways to improve our photography. Many beginners, and even advanced photographers overlook some of obvious ways to better their shots and hopefully these posts will help remind you what to look out for.
In this post we’ll explore how taking a [...]
Adobe Photoshop CS5 was just announced for release on April 12, 2010. This much anticipated release will introduce among other things two brand new game-changing features:
Content Awareness and
new brush tool behaviours.
More about each of these features with links to some mind-blowing demo videos after the jump.
The Content Awareness feature will allow PhotoShop CS5 to fill [...]
This presentation highlights the differences betwen reflector lighting, umbrella lighting and softbox lighting using examples.
I created and presented this slideshow a while ago for the Rotman Photo Association. We use examples of strong photos to describe 4 simple techniques to create your own great pictures.
If you found this slideshow delivery format helpful/not helpful, I’d love to hear any feedback.
This week’s video tutorial explains and demonstrates the use of Exposure Compensation on cameras.
This week’s video explains the use of Aperture Priority and Shutter Priority modes on SLR cameras.
Many photographers shoot in these modes to give themselves more control over their shots than full auto would, but also allow them to focus on composition rather than calculating exposure.
Candid photography is the art of consistently shooting pictures of people in natural unposed moments and actions. Candid moments can often capture the unique moments that reflect the true nature of the subjects rather than an image that posed shots portray – so instead of a photo of the family standing in a row looking [...]
January 1, 2010 - 11:26 am
Tags: bibble, bibble 5, Photography, photos
Posted in News | No comments
Happy New Year!
If you’re looking for a solid RAW workflow software, Bibble 5 might just fit your bill. Bibble is known to be extremely fast and has a powerful set of features. The full announcement is below.
Austin, Tx, Dec 30th, 2009: Bibble Labs, Inc today announces the immediate availability of the all-new Bibble 5 Pro [...]
I always enjoy going through the various Year In Pictures compilation that many of the news sites publish at this time of year. I find the photography not only inspiring, but also a great learning tool.
As PhotoBlazr winds down for the year, we’ve compiled some links to our favourite ‘Pictures of the Year’ compilations for [...]
) is the mother of invention and so I forced myself to look around for materials that were ready-to-use and easy to put together. 
February 17, 2010 - 12:14 pm
Very nice post, Sasi – You guys made it look so easy. I am going to try it out sometime soon.
February 24, 2010 - 6:25 pm
Very nice, when do I get to take a picture in front of that?