This will mark the beginning of a new series for SLR Lounge, the Adventure Report Series. We will share our adventure and travel photography experiences, stories, and of course photos.
In this tutorial, I am going to show you how I shoot the Milky Way that’s obscured by the heavy light pollution in Singapore using photography equipment that you may already have and a workflow that probably works in most versions of Photoshop without purchasing additional plugins.
We’re excited to announce a new Lightroom DVD workshop in partnership with The Fstoppers. The Fstoppers Intro to Lightroom: The Ultimate Crash Course has been designed to give you comprehensive ground-up training on creating professional images within Lightroom.
Are you spending your time with taking selfies, capturing photos of sunsets or putting a giant watermark on your photos? If so, then this video is probably something you should watch.
When people talk about vintage or cross-processing, they usually think of natural light, bright warm sun, and that style of processing. Â But can you apply vintage fades or cross-processing to an image made in cold, dark conditions using wireless flash? Â Sure you can! Watch The Video Tutorial The Original Image Nikon D700, Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8 … Read more
How You Shot It is a series where you show us how you shot an image. Today’s post is from Anish Tewari, a photographer based out of New York. He shares with us how he took this composite shot of one of his clients.
The Photo The Equipment and Settings Nikon D700 Nikon 35mm f/1.8 G, hand-held 1/250 sec @ f/1.8 & ISO 200 3-stop B+W Neutral Density Filter Manual Exposure, Manual WB, RAW 3x wireless flashes , Nikon SB80DX (not always easy to find, but a great value!) Flashes bounced off a ~30″ reflector, from the left @ eye level … Read more
Zach Sutton’s list of 10 Tricks You Didn’t Know Your Camera Could Do, with links to favorite tutorials explaining how to make them happen…
Killarney National Park in the south west of Ireland covers 26,000 acres of lakes, rivers, mountains (the highest in Ireland), valleys and the last remaining pockets of native forest. Surprisingly, there haven’t been any photo books on this jewel… until recently. Norman McCloskey took on the task of photographing Killarney National Park and the result … Read more
I am always looking for ways to branch out and make more money as a photographer in my small community. So, when I saw that Fstoppers had teamed up with Mike Kelley to produce an 8 hour workshop on the topic of shooting Real Estate, Architecture, and Interiors, I was psyched to get a chance to check it out.
For as long as there has been DSLR video, there has been the issue of rolling shutter. You know, that odd effect where the video gets all wobbly and bendy if you pan too fast one way or the other. It has become sort of an accepted drawback of using DSLRs for video, but it appears that Canon may be looking to change that…
There are many reasons why we love the guys over at Fstoppers. Not only are they awesome, but they do awesome stuff, like Lee Morris reviewing the new Nikon Df…disguised as a hipster.
