Opening a photography studio may be somewhere in the distant future for many photographers. But it doesn’t mean it’s not on their minds.
I’ve been planning the opening of a small in house photography studio. Mind you; this isn’t for doing any major commercial projects. But more for testing and portraits.
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One of the most important elements to photography next to light is making sure that your color is right. To do that a Color Checker Card is crucial.
Yes even for black and white images for the smart asses who were going to mention that. After all black and white as it relates to photography and how we interpret images are colors.
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I was rather thrilled when the opportunity to shoot with actress and model Jennifer Korbin for High Speed Magazine came up.
Not only is she absolutely gorgeous but she’s also a sweetheart.
And when we shot she had just started shooting the second season of her Cinemax original series Lingerie!
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As some of you may be aware there is this holiday called Christmas on it’s way, and I promise that I’ve been a very good boy this year.
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Transparent waterproof housing that’s travel-friendly, modular, affordable, and maintains access to all your camera and len’s controls.
GoPro’s and smartphone cameras are great, but they can only do so much compared to professional cameras. We wanted an affordable, lightweight, travel friendly solution that could turn any digital camera into a go-anywhere, do-anything beast.
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One of the biggest challenges I see these days are new photographers who have no idea how to use f-stops. In fact; so many of them don’t have a clue about exposure. They seem to think that you underexpose your images and then fix it later in photo manipulation software.
While that is one way of doing it; it certainly isn’t necessarily the best or even right way of doing it. Hopefully I will help cut through the confusion in this post. Here is how to know what F-Stop to use to get the proper exposures.
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