Have you tried Pinterest yet? It’s the hottest new social media craze for sharing photos. Everyone is talking about it because it is so simple. Use your Twitter account or Facebook account to sign in to Pinterest.com. Create your first Read More …
[kml_flashembed fversion=”8.0.0″ movie=”https://photoframd.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/timessq-panorama/timessq-panorama.swf” targetclass=”flashmovie” publishmethod=”static” width=”700″ height=”500″ allowfullscreen=”true”/] Another 360° panorama which I photographed with the Canon 7D and the Sigma 4.5mm f/2.8. The above image on Times Square NYC at night was assembled from 25 different photos. Adorama has Read More …
Yes, I finally broke down and set-up my Facebook page. I had reserved Photoframd on Facebook over a year ago, but I want to focus on the content of my blog first. And, I really do love Twitter 😉 But, Read More …
Capture One 5 “records” all adjustments to a photo on the Adjustments Clipboard. Once you have the setting complete, you can simply copy and apply the settings to another image or selected group of images. Really simple once you understand the terminology. Read More …
Philip Bloom just released a new tutorial DVD, Learn 2 Shoot Great Video on Canon 7D. It is a wonderful insight into professional cinematography using a dSLR. Philip brings his extensive expertise and provides you the basics for shooting video like selecting your gear, lenses and shooting a scene. This is the ONLY reference that is actually dedicated to shooting video on the Canon 7D and it is very insightful. Read More …