Back in September I published a blog post looking at HDSLR resources. One of the links in that post was to Abel Cinetech’s Field of View Comparator, a great tool for a getting a sense of the lenses needed to match the field of view for various HD capture formats (Super [...]
If I have one image quality issue with Aperture it’s that it’s sometimes too sharp. Which is kind of ironic if you have ridden the digital wave as I have going back to the Nikon D1 and D1x. Those camera’s raws were never too sharp. Cut to 2010/2011 and a Canon 1Ds Mark III’s raw [...]
On a shoot this past Monday, grey seamless, corporate portraits. I have done five or six of these sessions for a specific client and I keep notes to match the lighting. This go round we were in a new space with a lot more room and higher ceilings. Despite that I could not get the [...]
All in the past week on Canon’s USA site:
EOS Utility, v2.9.0
Digital Photo Professional (DPP), v3.9.2
EOS Movie Plugin-E1 for Final Cut Pro, v1.1 (Mac & FCP users only)
Notes:
-EOS Utility is needed for tethering. Update adds the option to get rid of the quick previews which appear in addition to the preview [...]
Adobe had a deal, upgrade to CS5 by November 30th via their online store and get $50 off (25%.) I took the bait and just before midnight on Tuesday downloaded my copy.
I had been in no rush to upgrade from CS4 to CS5. On the one hand Adobe had dropped the ball with the [...]
I read over the front page of the New York Times as I ate my breakfast this morning wondering if Damon Winter had taken a medium format camera to the front lines in Afghanistan. His photos illustrate the article, Between Firefights, Jokes, Sweat, Tales and Tedium. Then I thought maybe it [...]
Apple released the 10.6.5 update today. I needed to edit a job and export a web gallery both of which I did after updating.
The update lists one improvement as, “address[ing] performance of some image-processing operations in iPhoto and Aperture.” That may be an understatement… the web gallery is currently churning out at [...]
King Arthur and his knights attempt to get an equipment cart into a Manhattan Building for a photo shoot.
One of my current projects involves working in nine to ten buildings in New York City, shooting portraits and video segments. In all cases the buildings are not used by my [...]
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