Sh*t iModels Say
As a glamour and fashion photographer you will have to deal with “models”. Look for the fishlips. It’s hilarious. For anyone who’s ever worked with some of these people you’ll get a great laugh out of shit models say.
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TAMRON ANNOUNCES THEIR NEW 85MM F/1.8 WILL COST $749
Tamron announces their new F/1.8 $750 85MM portrait lens.
Tamron this afternoon revealed the pricing of their highly anticipated 85mm f/1.8 lens that they announced in February. The new lens was available on March 24 for just $749. That is a really, really good price for not only a fast portrait lens, but one that has VC built in (vibration compensation).
For more information on the lens, check out the Resource Magazine report here.
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The Sunbounce Tight-Fit Screen Adds Another Surface to Their Reflectors
The German light modifier company Sunbounce today announced a new product called the Tight-Fit Screen. It’s a simple reflector surface that can be stretched over an existing 2-in-1 Sun-Mover reflector to provide a 3rd surface.
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The Horror of Having a Powerful Photo Go Viral Online
If you think having your photography go viral online is always a good thing, be careful what you wish for. American documentary photographer Nina Berman found that it can be quite a nightmare.
Berman recently gave at talk at The BlowUp, NYC about her famous wedding photo of high school sweethearts Renée Kline and US Marine Sergeant Ty Ziegel, who was physically marred by the Iraq War.
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My 5-in-1 Collapsible Reflectors Overview
I was recently asked for some information and suggestions on reflectors; and I got to thinking of the variety of reflectors I have or have used for photography. Obviously the most common one are the 5-in-1 reflectors which come in a variety of shapes, and sizes.
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SeaLife Introduces Its Micro 2.0 Camera
Capturing Adventure Photos is Easy with the Waterproof SeaLife AquaPod Mini
SeaLife announced the expansion of its permanently sealed waterproof camera line with the introduction of the new Micro 2.0.
Like its predecessor, the Micro HD, the new Micro 2.0 can be used above or below the surface down to 200 feet (60 meters) and is fully sealed, self-contained and maintenance-free without the hassle of O-rings or doors.
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