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why OVF?
So Interestingly enough, the biggest complaint I’ve seen about the E-P1 is the fact that it doesn’t have an optical viewfinder (or at least an eye-level EVF, though Ironically enough a large complaint about the panny G1 was that it was too big – largely resulting from *having* an eye-level EVF- but no matter!) Look, I’ve [...]
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Show your photos like a Pro with a Photo eBook
The following post is co-authored by DPS author Neil Creek and his wife Naomi. Naomi is a graphic designer with twenty one years experience as a layout professional. They recently colaborated on a photo book - A Roadtrip Through Southeast Australia. This post draws upon that experience. You can give your photos a more professional appearance, [...]
Post from: Digital Photography School - Photography Tips.

Show your photos like a Pro with a Photo eBook

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The Landscape Photographer of the Year Award
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June 19, 2009

Birthday Cake, Chicago, Illinois, 2007 — from the series My Mother Photo © Sarah Faust

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Studio @ Home - Full Scale Backdrops & Backgrounds
On the last post we saw how easy it is to set a "backdrop" for any small object.

In this post, we will continue to explore backdrop solutions, only this time the focus is going to be on full scale backdrops. The type that goes better with taking portraits.

The underlying principles remain the same: once you have a space to shoot at, you will want to remove distractions from the background. Again, you'll want to use a seamless backdrop removing seams in Photoshop is a painful and time consuming process. The standard width for most backdrop, muslin or paper is about 108" (although 53" is a common size as well). This width allows for some freedom in terms of subject placement and subject movement.

As with most simple things in life backdrop creation can be divided into two parts: creating the backdrop and mounting it.

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How to Fix a Botched Tourist Photo in Photoshop
Samantha Decker (see her Flickr Account here)shows us how she merged two photos together to get a better photographic memory of her trip to France. I recently took a trip to Europe with my parents, and throughout the whole trip, we only got one picture of all three of us, because I didn't like the idea [...]
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How to Fix a Botched Tourist Photo in Photoshop

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What's On Your Coffee Table?
Photograph flickr/rick One thing I love about going over to other people’s houses is seeing what they have on their coffee table. I know this isn’t a custom the world over, but here in the USA you’ll often find a number of books on a living room or family room table. Often these books [...]
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What’s On Your Coffee Table?

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secret confession #2
… I care more about a lens’ speed and weight than its sharpness…
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EcoSee Monthly Photo Contest
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June 18, 2009

Untitled 4, Wichita Falls, Texas 2008 — from the series Fishes Woe Photo © Angela Bacon-Kidwell

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Shooting Living Posters with a Red One Camera [Where Video and Still Photography Converge]
Living Movie Poster - Start to Finish from Alexx Henry on Vimeo. The team at Alex Henry Photography shot this video to show how they created a ‘Living Poster’. They shot with the Red One Camera - which they used to create promotional posters for a movie that at a first glance are still shots - [...]
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Shooting Living Posters with a Red One Camera [Where Video and Still Photography Converge]

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thinkTANK Pixel Sunscreen V2.0 Review
Close your eyes…. The phone rings, it’s the editor for the largest news paper in your area, he’s calling because he’s heard you’re a gun for hire and that you’re very good with your camera and a long lens. He know’s his stuff, he’s seen your work on flickr and he wants YOU to fill [...]
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thinkTANK Pixel Sunscreen V2.0 Review

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June 17, 2009

Guangzhou Zoo II, Guangzhou, Guangdong, China, 2007 Photo © Kurt Tong

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"look at the big brain on Jen" or Big Folio, as the case may be...

Today Jen Thompson was giddy to reveal her newly designed website. She's been working with Big Folio on getting the finishing touches completed and "ta da" here it is! Also, Big Folio recently announced that they had partnered with Jen for logo design work so you can order up your logo design right from their site. As you may recall, Jen Thompson did the logo development when I rebranded my business as Bubblegum Tree. One of the things I really like about their designs are the way the URL reflects where you are in the site so you could give someone a direct link to an interior page...one of the MAJOR flaws I see with some of the other flash based websites. And, when I tried to go to her site on my iPhone, I was able to view all the content from her site without the flash wrapper which is GREAT! Most flash sites simply don't work on my iPhone so I end up not being able to get information I want!
And even better, Jen has a discount code she is sharing so you can get $150 off your own new Big Folio site: "JEN150".
Big Folio have templated sites (think fill in the blanks and add your own images) which are more budget friendly than custom design, and allow you to keep your site updated yourself. And their designs are a fresh and new-not the same designs that you see over and over again online.
You know who else got a fancy new Big Folio site? Learnfest!

And from what I've heard they may have a spot or two left for the September workshop so you might want to head over there and secure your spot!

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15 Great Jump Images
Jump image by Slightlynorth Ever put a random word into Flickr’s search tool to see what comes back? Here’s what you get when you put in ‘jump’. Hope they give you a little inspiration and/or amusement! Jump image by lintmachine Jump Image by Guille Jump Image by Antonio Martínez Jump Image by Bern@t Image by Zuan Jump Image by Today is a [...]
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15 Great Jump Images

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The DIY Light Table - A weekend Project
Here's a great project for a weekend. The DIY Light Table, courtesy of Félix Ménard (Flickr).

The idea behind the light table is simple. Things look really great if the light is passing through them. As opposed to light being reflected off them. This is why slides look so good, this is why we love vitrage windows in churches.

A light table is the perfect way to inspect slides, negs and to do some really interesting art.

This project by Felix uses an old desktop (from when desktops were actually made from wood and did not have any chips in them), however, a similar project can be made with more temporary means which are great for a weekend project. I'll discuss this towards the end.

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7 Steps to Becoming a Confident Photographer: a Beginner's Guide
Image Credit: Jacob Kongaika Confidence is worth it’s weight in gold in any arena. As a photographer, there’s nothing like KNOWING you’re capable of “getting the shot.” It’s so empowering to know that if you miss a shot it’s NOT going to be because you didn’t know what you were doing OR perhaps worse would be [...]
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7 Steps to Becoming a Confident Photographer: a Beginner’s Guide

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olympus digital pen, e-p1, officially released!
And finally the true strength of the 4/3 system is realized… Just in case there’s anyone who *hasn’t* heard about it yet (my RSS reader already had about 15 articles on it!) Olympus has finally announced their first MFT camera, the e-p1, in a unmistakable homage to the PEN series of old. To me, this [...]
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June 16, 2009

Flock, Minot, North Dakota, 2006 Photo © Melissa Kaseman

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What Would You Do?
This one is more of a theoretical discussion rather than me telling you what I did and how I processed it. Join the discussion!
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another excellent stop-motion piece
posted a few of these before, but I am just a sucker for well-done stop-motion. This one is cute, worth a look:
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