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This will blow your mind. If you have never tried ‘free view’ 3D, then you might find it hard to imagine that you can take 3D photos with any camera and see them on any computer screen without glasses or special technology. I will show you how. I’m Neil Creek, author of DPS’s latest ebook [...]
In Part One of the Light Painting Tutorial I went over how to do the photography part: equipment, camera settings, set up, lighting, potential pitfalls, and step by step instruction on how to do light painting shots. In this article Part Two, we’re going to take a look at how to combine multiple exposures in [...]
Posted in Digital Photography Techniques, Featured: Post Production, Post Production Tips
Tagged with Light, lighting, painting, photo editing, Photoshop, Post Production Tips, post-processing, step by step, tutorial
Landscape photography is often synonymous with wide-angle lenses, strategically placed foreground elements and all encompassing vistas that stretch from the very near to the very far. There is no doubt that using that approach can create wonderful images that lead the viewer through a grand landscape however there is also merit in taking a different [...]
One of the most popular deals that we had in last years 12 Photography Deals of Christmas campaign was when we offered a discount on renowned travel Photographer Gavin Gough’s eBook – The Photographer’s Workflow. Readers fed back that getting this insight into Gavins digital workflow was really valuable. So over at SnapnDeals we asked [...]
Spring is here! For those of us in the Northern Hemisphere who have been hunkered down for winter, enduring the rain and the snow, the time has finally come to get outside and enjoy some long awaited sunshine. As the flowers start to emerge from the soil, all the neighbours begin emerging from their houses [...]
Today I’m excited to announce the launch of our brand new Guide to Photographing Food over at SnapnGuides. This mini-guide is all about helping you to learn how to mouth-watering photo of food and today it is just $7 (30% off for early birds). If you’ve ever looked at other people’s pictures of food and [...]
The new deal over on SnapnDeals this week is one I know many dPS readers are going to enjoy – it’s 30% off Phil Steele’s Lightroom Made Easy Course – that’s just $33 (normally $47). Phil’s videos have made regular appearances here on dPS and are always really popular and this course contains 24 videos [...]
This week’s deal over at our sister site – SnapnDeals – is one that I know will appeal to a lot of dPS readers. It is 50% off The Art of Black and White Photography Online Course at Udemy. Created by David J. Nightingale this course will help you to: Master the techniques to create [...]
Zoos … love ‘em or hate ‘em? I think it depends on the zoo. I much prefer open range zoos where the animals have tons of space to roam around and live almost as they would in the wild. I can’t stand to see animals in cages especially when they pace back and forth in [...]
Of the images I brought back from a trip to Utah’s Canyonlands and Arches National Parks this past Fall, the one above recieved the most comments and requests for info. For starters, this is a shot of Mesa Arch in Canyonlands National Park, which is famous for the fact that the bottom of the arch [...]
Posted in Digital Photography Case Studies, Digital Photography Techniques, Photography Tips and Tutorials
Tagged with 8mm, arch, canyonlands national park, editing, fisheye, how i shot it, Lightroom, national park, star burst, Sunrise
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