Fotografia

Caesium è un programma Open Source per comprimere al massimo le immagini senza perdere la qualità delle immagini.

Panorama software image manipulation for other uses.

Google's Picasa may be no more, but don't leave your photos in the dust! Here's how to transfer photos from Picasa to Google Photos.

Un pensiero dedicato a tutti coloro che fotografano col cuore

Taking photos is one of the most inspiring and exciting of pursuits. It can encourage you to have adventures, see the world in a newer, fresher way, meet interesting people – all while creating something that is totally unique to you. “We are born makers, and creativity is the ultimate act of integration – it […]

ISO1200 is a photography blog. Learn with the best photographers & filmmakers about lighting, strobes, cameras,DLRS. Tips & tricks photograph.

When thinking of landscape photography, what often comes to mind are photographs of mountainsides or desolate beaches, but landscape photography is not limited to the wilderness. With a little preparation and forethought, great landscape photographs can also be taken in urban settings. Here’s a quick primer to get you on the right track. 1. Foreground, […]

We take thousands of pictures of people, places, and things and most often share them with others. But not every click is perfect, and you often need to

Citing feedback from preorder customers, Light has extended the zoom lens and doubled the memory on its L16 computation camera, slated to ship this summer.

Su App Store è da poco disponibile una nuova e particolare applicazione denominata “LoryStripes” con cui è possibile effettuare editing aggiungendo delle coloratissime strisce alle nostre foto. VEDI SU APP STORESolitamente, quando parliamo di foto editing su iPhone, pensiamo sempre ad applicazioni pieni di effetti, filtri, possibilità di modificare il contrasto, la luce, ecc.. Oggi, […]

When Light unveiled its revolutionary L16 multi-aperture computational camera in October 2015, people were so excited by the device that the company blew

Lightroom Printing Tutorial.

After two years of testing, renting, buying and selling just about every level of Nikon and Canon lenses and cameras, I have learned quite a bit about

The goal of this tutorial is to help photographers prepare digital images either originated by scanned film or digital capture for printing purposes. The main focus will be directed at printing by a professional service since they typically produce the best results in contrast to home printing. For those just venturing into professional quality printing there’s a lot […]

Digitization of our photographs has made storing mass amounts of images much easier and certainly less physically space consuming. One of the downfalls, however, is that now instead of being limited to 36 frames per roll, we can go on shooting nearly endlessly, meaning we are taking more photographs than ever before. Keeping your digital […]

Introduction This article is an excerpt from the newly released and critically acclaimed Natural Light Couples Photography Workshop by SLR Lounge. This 8 hour workshop on DVD has been designed from the ground up to teach photographers how to create professional portraiture using just a camera, reflector and their creative eye. Master planning, posing, lighting, […]

This is a guest post by: John Davenport Selective color photography has been around for ages. It’s something that has been used in the movies – Schindler’s List and Sin City come to mind – and more recently Chase Freedom and Budweiser have used it in their ad campaigns to highlight their products. So even […]

A high-quality time-lapse is a beautiful thing. From the aurora borealis over Norway to the thriving metropolis that is San Diego, we've featured many a

There is some controversy around using HDR. This stems from the presentation of some HDR images done badly and the somewhat difficult processing of the image for the average photographer to get the desired results. The human eye can adjust to deep shadows and overly bright light quite quickly. The perception of the total image […]

Looking for the perfect photo project can sometimes be as challenging as searching for the perfect shot. Personal photo projects are a good way to motivate yourself to shoot more pictures, stretch your creativity, or even support the causes that are important to you, but how do you find the right ones? What do you do […]

1. Seek Out Emotion This is an easy point to make—photographs are better when they show people’s emotions. However, it’s much easier said than done. It is difficult to capture emotions in the wild, but they are there if you look for them. Be careful about getting overly distracted by a person’s clothing or look […]

Going through a creative rut can be frustrating, and sometimes scary, but it is usually temporary. Photographer’s block can happen to you at any time. It’s up to you to turn it into a positive experience and grow in the process. 1-Push yourself, take risks and make mistakes. The saying is not that we learn […]

Make Photographs for Yourself, Critics are Critics for a Reason Over the past ten installments from the Learning to See series (linked to below), I have hoped to lead the novice photographer through the basic concepts of not only what makes a photograph better, but also introduce some of the theories and principles to why.  […]

The Fuji X-E1 is awesome by Brian T. Adams So, a little bit about myself... I became a camera enthusiast about one year ago. What I mean by this is I, unwittingly, purchased my first DSLR. Mostly, because I thought this is what you had to do if you wanted to get into digital photography

Ever wonder what it is that makes Henri Cartier-Bresson's "decisive moment" photos "work"? Photographer Tavis Leaf Glover put out a two-part video series