So, it's great if you can buy expensive lenses from the company that makes your camera-they will always work with your camera body, and that's nothing to sneeze at. Same is true with flashes. I've often told students, though, that buying a cheaper flash to begin with that you can make mistakes on and also... Continue Reading →
It is Ridiculous how much I want one of these…
Ubersnap has launched a new GIF printing service that turns animated images into moving Harry Potter-style physical prints using lenticular printing...
Photo App Craze
I've seen a lot of specialty apps out there dealing with photography. In my Trends in Software class we've just covered the general/basics photo apps, but there's so much more out there. A sea of apps. Too many, if you ask me. Why? So many of them are similar versions of the same Instagram-filter processing... Continue Reading →
Your Online Privacy
I don't like websites tracking me. I mask my email when signing up for an online service so I don't have to deal with spam mail. I'm also a little leery of tor, since true tor isn't really safe because there's no regulation at ALL. I'm always a little surprised that a few people don't know what's happening with their info, so let me explain a few things to you...
Student Bloggers
I've been cleaning up my links a bit, since some people haven't added to their blogs in quite a while, and others I'd hidden for my Trends class reboot are still going strong with good blogs that should be shared...
Scary Stories, no ghosts included
Scary Story 1: You are always watched. A week or two ago I was talking to my documentary photography class, and I mentioned how many cameras now have gps tracking options, and how I religiously turn them off, as I do on my phone, because they can be used to track you. "Who's doing that?"... Continue Reading →