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Fujifilm X30 / All Megapixels are Not Created Equal
With the purchase of my new (used) Fujifilm X30, I learned very quickly that the total number of pixels cannot be the determining factor to the final image quality produced by a digital camera, be it a DSLR or Mirrorless. … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Design, Photo Gear, Photo Studio Gear, Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged digital photography, Fujifilm, Fujifilm X30, Nikon D200, X-E2, X100T, X70
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When is a Hat Box NOT a Hat Box? When it’s a Beauty Dish Case!
If you are looking for a case for your beauty dish between 17″ and 20″ in diameter, I can wholeheartedly recommend this “collapsible hat box”. Made of the same rugged material as a good camera bag, it has dual zippers, … Continue reading
The Speed of SSD’s is Addictve!
Shooting digital images in RAW file format, then processing them in a variety of programs such as Lightroom, Photoshop and Aurora HDR can provide amazing results. But those results come at a price. File size. How quickly a hard disk … Continue reading
Posted in Computers, Digital Design, Digital Printing, iMac, Photography, Post Processing, SSD, Uncategorized
Tagged Aurora HDR, digital photography, External SSD, HDR, LightRoom, SanDisk, SanDisk Extreme 500
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Filters….The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same
It was 1991 when I began using a computer to enhance my photographic images. Photoshop 2.5 was the industry standard, and, although there were other software programs available (some I liked MUCH better, such as Live Picture) it was Photoshop … Continue reading
The “After Show” Effect
After a few months of preparation for a photo exhibit at the #Andaz, I find myself suffering from what can only be described as a form of postpartum depression. The show went well. The response was very positive, and … Continue reading
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Tagged #savannahartwalk, #visitsavannah, Black and White, digital photography, Savannah
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The Devil is in the Details
As with so many things in life, the old saying does indeed hold true. “The Devil is in the details”. For the past 2 months or so, I have been preparing for a showing of my most recent photographic work. … Continue reading
My Epson R2400 Printer is a CHAMP!
Want your printer to work at peak performance? Want a printer that spits out print after print without clogging, needing to re-align the printer head and wondering why is my print…(fill in the blank, too dark too light too magenta, … Continue reading
It’s All About the Print
Digital photography has created a generation photographers who’s final product, for the most part, is viewed on an illuminated screen. This might be a monitor, either computer or TV, a tablet or even a phone. Soon it’ll be a watch … Continue reading
Posted in Digital Printing, Photography
Tagged analog photography, Black and White, color printing, digital photography
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Creating a Great Scan = Printing the Unprintable
After years of creating 8X10″ black and white contact prints, I am generally able to look at a negative and, after a quick inspection, decide if it’s going to be a struggle or not to create a quality print. Using … Continue reading
My 8X10″ Negative Conversions: UPDATE
Today I purchased an Epson V700 flatbed scanner. Why you ask? After all, I was thrilled with the progress I was making by merely producing files by taking pictures of the negatives on a homemade light box with my Fujifilm … Continue reading
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