~ auto exposures are for wimps ~
Filmulator is an open-source RAW photo editor based on the process of developing film, and while far more limited than software like Lightroom or Capture One (it lacks tags, for example) its tone mapping algorithm is supposedly designed to be faster and easier to get a good result that mirrors the depth of color film. Filmulator... Continue Reading →
A Photographer’s Hilarious Photos of Being Stuck in Quarantine with Ex-Wife and Mother. When I read that title, I absolutely wanted to take a peek. I think this is a great article and series of images to start the semester on, since we're still stuck at home, taking online classes. For photographers, I think this... Continue Reading →
I tend to use photoshop more than lightroom because I don't do massive files (like wedding photography). However, I think anyone using lightroom would be pretty pleased with this latest feature! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HzUXR8V-Qo&feature=youtu.be
I found this article from Design You Trust while surfing photo contests. Drone photography used to be grainy images or super expensive machines, and now they are commonplace enough we have whole photo awards for them! Most people don't know but we have drone photography classes at ARC. A drone photographer has to have passed... Continue Reading →
I'm not terribly surprised by this, but it's still really important to understand how our photos are used, without our consent, on the internet and how it's being mined for your identity. I've decided that any student in my classes (Prof. Worsfold, that is) that can show me they've had their data removed from Clearview... Continue Reading →
For those of you who love light painting, this could be really up your alley. There are lots of cheap led wands out there, but that's the problem. They're cheap. I have to rebuy the 10 dollar ones every year or so, and the batteries crap out quickly too. Recently I saw this super cool... Continue Reading →
