Got a DSLR but not using it to it’s potential? DSLR: The Basics is a new eBook Course that could be for you. Written by Edward Verosky (an author many dPS readers will be familiar with) this eBook was launched in the last few hours at the special introductory price of $9.95 USD. In this [...]
At first I was standoffish when I found the link to Stanford’s applets. As much as I love photography, there was a lot of technical concepts listed that often had little to offer for the hobby photographer for whom I regularly teach. But then I started playing with the applets and now love the information, [...]
Here at dPS we have a wonderful array of talented writers, bloggers and photographers involved in creating our blog and eBooks. One of this team – Rachel Devine, author of our Kids Photography eBook – Click! – has just released her brand new book (a real… paper book) that I’m sure many of our readers [...]
It’s probably a matter that need not concern users of budget-priced fixed lens compact digicams but it is a subject of great matter to those who own DSLRs and other sundry ‘clever’ compacts. Exposure is where it all begins and, sometimes, disastrously ends. The relationship of lens aperture and shutter speed is one which all [...]
At first glance, the Trigger Happy project on Kickstarter looked like a bit of a gimmick. It looked like a fancy intervalometer hooked to an expensive iPhone. I already have an intervalometer, why do I need to bog down my beloved iPhone (or Droid) with the simple task of shooting pictures? Then I watched the [...]
I want to begin this review by stating that David DuChemin is one of my favorite photographic authors. His previous books, including “Within the Frame” and “Photographically Speaking” take photographers through the mental side of creating a photograph. Both books are dynamic, but “Vision and Voice” is a different breed of photography books altogether. I [...]
Wedding Photography is something that we get a lot of questions about here at dPS: my friend’s asked me to shoot their wedding – where do I start? what gear do I need to get into wedding photography? how do I find clients? can you help me managing client relationships and expectations with weddings? what [...]
This is one review I am excited to write. I have been a fan of Smugmug for years and years, paying for their Pro account annually and enjoying the ease of use on the site. I am also a recent iPhone convert and have enjoyed playing with various apps as I become accustomed to the [...]
Visit any of the retailers who offer user-operated printing of digital images and you’ll think that everyone does it that way. Nup! Despite the radically cheaper print cost at these sites (10c and lower!) there’s plenty of digital photographers out there who prefer to do it at home on their own printer. The benefit is [...]
Much has been written on DPS about receiving feedback and examining your own photos to help improve. Today I want to give you some pointers on providing a critique to others (when asked for) so the conversation between you and the photographer is time well spent. At its base, a critique is an examination of [...]
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