~ auto exposures are for wimps ~
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 →
Not only did Adobe try to change their plan options, they just sent something out threatening customers who are using older versions of Photoshop...sadly, this was irritating, but rather normal these days. Yeah, it's annoying, but it's pretty typical these days. Adobe is greedy enough, but now I just heard about CANON doing something a... Continue Reading →
Adobe says it's been "testing" it's website, including the payment plan options...which a ton of people started screaming about last week, because the Photography plan, which gives you LR, PS and Bridge, disappeared. That means the cheapest plan you could buy would be $20. However, the mass influx of people cancelling their subscriptions this week... Continue Reading →
This week in my digital classes we went a baby step beyond understanding general apertures and depth-of-field and began discussing the possible lens variation in depth of field range depending on focal point. Since I'd had some great email questions about understanding which lens to use, or what new lenses to buy, I also pointed... Continue Reading →
I'm not one much for drones in general. I find them to be noisy, and think they could be an invasion of privacy--I don't think photographing in windows, peoples backyards, etc is okay, and we just don't have enough of the public that knows photography/right-of-privacy laws and wildlife park rules that I'm enthused about the... Continue Reading →
I get the idea from the company's view, but it still feels so so wrong to me. The video is pretty cool, a great, casual investigation. http://youtu.be/V3KOJCsDYgA
