After saying time after time that I wasn’t going to purchase the new Nikon D4, I picked mine up a couple of days ago. Here are my first impressions after shooting stills and video over a few sessions. First the bad. One of my favorite functions on my D3 was the ability to lock both...
Category Archives: Learn While there are many photography schools available along with programs presented by the photography organizations, it is always better to get one on one training to better your photographic skills. Studying with seasoned professionals at a photography workshop is usually the best way to become a better photographer in the shortest amount of time possible....  The sun was low in the sky and just over Theresa’s left shoulder for this image. The settings on our D3 camera were as follows; white balance 5350K, raw, ISO 320, shutter 1/320th and the aperature set manually to F2.8 on our 300mm F2.8 Nikkor lens. The settings slightly overexposed the light from the back...  The Elinchrom Ranger Quadra has become our go to setup for outdoor lighting. We still have the 11oo watt-second Ranger and still use it for the times that we need to over-power the sun, but the Quadra is now our workhorse. The Quadra is light, fast, and has just enough power to match the sun... I-Opener from Imagefire is one of the most amazing workflow tools available for photographers. We use it for several things, batch sizing images, running our “One Minute Pretouch Actions”, but most importantly, making ALL of our finished images in a single batch. In the time it takes for you to open a couple of photoshop files... |
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