Indholdsfortegnelse for No. 607 i Photography Week

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FIRST PORT OF CALL Emma says… I like to shoot tethered via Adobe Lightroom. Being able to see the images as you’re taking them, while zooming in to check critical sharpness, is really helpful. Yes, it can be a bit temperamental and slow, but it’s extremely useful in a studio setting, especially if you’re working with clients. FOODIE BLUES Emma says… I like to set my white balance manually, starting at around 5600K and cool it down further from there. The temptation is to warm your images like a person’s face, but this can make the food look sickly. Always shoot in raw, so that if your colour temperature is off you can change it in post-production. WHAT’S ON THE MENU? Emma says… I shoot in Manual mode, and I…

WILD HORSES ROBERT O’NEILL “These are wild ponies that live amid the scrub land and rocks of St David’s head in Pembrokeshire in south-west Wales.” https://bit.ly/3QiJXNP THE WORLD IS CLOSING IN MARK GREENFIELD “The often-photographed steps at Medienhafen in Dusseldorf, Germany.” https://bit.ly/3v1BExW SILVER CREEK IN THE WOODS RALF KIRCHNER “This was taken in a forest near where I live. The sky was overcast that day, but there was still quite a bit of light reflecting in the small creek. My idea was to give the slowly flowing creek a certain amount of motion blur, and to bring out the light in the B&W processing.” https://bit.ly/3Wg29eT TERRACE OVERLOOKING THE LAKE MARIO OTTAVIANI “Taken in Varenna in northern Italy, a town on Lake Como. This terrace is located inside a private botanical…

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DJI has announced its new entry-level drone, the DJI Mini 4K. Up until now the brand’s beginner drones have offered lower video resolution than many of their budget rivals, and DJI has put that right by upping the resolution to 4K. The Mini 4K will support 4K video resolution at 24, 25, and 30fps, and 2.7K at up to 60fps. Other upgrades over the Mini 2 SE include digital zoom of 2x at 4K, and a video bitrate of up to 100mbps. DJI’s latest drone looks a lot like the Mini 2 SE, its previous entry-level model, and that drone’s key limiting factor was 2.7K video resolution. Reserving 4K for higher tiers has historically been part of the way DJI distinguishes its range, particularly in the sub-250g category. Like the…

The Hasselblad Masters is one of the world’s most prestigious photo contests, showcasing a remarkable selection of images from some of the best photographers in the business. The finalists in the latest edition of the competition have been announced, and the public is being invited to help choose the winners. A record-breaking 85,000 images were submitted across Landscape, Architecture, Portrait, Art, and Street categories, plus Project//21, a special category for outstanding young photographers. The 60 finalists will now face the public vote, and the vote of a grand jury of industry experts, to determine the winners. As well as winning a Hasselblad camera and lenses, the category winners will get to collaborate on a project with Hasselblad. Click the link to see all the finalists and cast your votes –…

The basic mechanics of the Clone Stamp Tool are simple: you Alt/Option-click to sample pixels from one part of an image, then paint to replicate them in another. But there’s real skill involved in cloning, and the tool takes experience to master. In fact, with the possible exception of the Pen Tool, the Clone Stamp Tool could be the most involved tool in Photoshop. As you’ll discover in this video tutorial, when you delve into the Clone Source Panel, experiment with brush blending modes, and discover cloning in the Vanishing Point filter, you’ll realise that there’s a lot more to cloning than meets the eye. Our seascape looks clean enough at first glance, but on closer inspection there are a few issues. First, spots of water on the lens have…

THE PRO EMMA DUNHAM CAMERA: NIKON D810 Emma left sales and marketing over 16 years ago to become a pro commercial portrait photographer, but it wasn’t her passion. When lockdown hit, it became the incentive she needed to pursue a different avenue, so she enrolled in a mentoring program and dived into the world of food photography. She now runs a thriving ‘foodie’ business, and has won multiple awards. To see her work and for details of workshops visit: www.emmadunham.co.uk THE APPRENTICE TANIA DELOHERY-DUFFY CAMERA: NIKON D850 Tania was always her family’s designated photographer, but when she bought her partner a bridge camera and it went unused she decided to tinker around with it, and before long she was photographing her partner and his children doing motocross. Now she’s looking…

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