The revolution in indoor sports photography!
For years, sports photographers were forced to employ use high power strobes in gyms to get noise-free, sharp images. Most of the content you viewed in Sports Illustrated was shot with expensive monolites installed in the ceilings of arenas. Shown left is an example...
Camera gear when your hiking a long long long way!
Most nature shooters stay relatively close to the road (ergo, keep it within a 1-mile radius). If you find yourself yearning for adventure and going on some extended excursions (hiking 4+ hours) you may need to mod your equipment to keep up. Nuts like me? Not uncommon...
Your Iphone can shoot in RAW!
Frustrated with your Iphone taking lame Jpeg photos? Sick and tired of not having the full array of edit options available to you in Lightroom/Photoshop? Want the ability to non-destructively edit and let’s not forget the 3-4 stops of additional dynamic range!!!...
Battle of the hiking Tripods
Let face it, I hate hiking with a tripod (oh, my aching back). But if you’re out for a day of shooting waterfalls, or an amazing sunrise you’ve got little choice. Quit complaining. Even so, wouldn’t be nice to find a sturdy lightweight tripod that is bomb proof and...
Getting your exposure right: stop blowing out highlights!
The photos below all share one common trait: They couldn’t be taken shooting in Aperture Priority mode. Why is that? Both photos were taken 2.5 stops under what the camera’s light meter indicated was “proper” exposure....
