Kodak Smartphone Photography Kit Kodak $69.99 Kodak Smartphone Photography Kit is a set of photography equipment which includes a tripod, ultra lens, macro lens,
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Let’s Talk Photography 66: ‘The Image has to Speak for Itself’ with Clay Daly
This month Bart chats with photographer and podcaster Clay Daly from the Through My Lens podcast. The conversation is wide-ranging, but loosely focused around
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TechFan 371 – Etch A Sketch
Tim and David discuss the low-light photography of the new Google Pixel 3, fast wireless charging, AppleTV, and the Etch A Sketch. RSS Feed
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Essential Apple Podcast 109: Modern photography, technical excellence & better bagels?!?!
Recorded 21st October 2018 This week Tim Cook said Bloomberg should retract their Chinese Hack story. Paul Allen, the co-founder of Microsoft, passed away.
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Pixelmator Pro – Review
Pixelmator Pro Price: $60 U.S. Company: Pixelmator In March 2017, MyMac reviewed the image editing software Pixelmator. Since that time, the team at
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MindShift PhotoCross 13 sling camera bag – Review
MindShift PhotoCross 13 sling camera bag Price: $130 U.S. Company: MindShift I had the chance to test another camera tote case from MindShift recently,
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Lumu Power – Review
Lumu Power – Review Manufacturer: Lumulabs MSRP: $299.00 Photography is all about light. To create the image envisioned, the photographer must measure the light
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MindShift TrailScape 18L backpack – Review
MindShift TrailScape 18L backpack Price: $170 Company: MindShift Two years ago when I reviewed the MindShift Gear FirstLight 30L I was impressed with
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Fotomagico Pro 5.4 – Review
Fotomagico Pro 5.4 Price: $100, upgrade starts at $50 Company: Boinx Software In July 2015, MyMac had a review of Fotomagico 4.6. At
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Capture One Pro 10 – Review
Capture One Pro 10: $299; $15 per month subscription; $99 upgrade from versions 7, 8, 9 Phase One In 2015 MyMac looked in
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Let’s Talk Photography 39: The Night Sky
This month it’s just Bart – no guest and no panel! Bart tries to inspire the listeners to have a go at photographing the
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Corel AfterShot Pro 3 – Review
Photographers who manage and edit their photos on the Mac have fewer options than they used to. Apple’s Photos app, while great for tossing general family and daily photos into, isn’t adequate for serious landscape or portrait photos. Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop are expensive and are pushing people towards subscriptions. Pixelmator and similar native Mac apps hold promise but fall short of meeting the needs of pure photographers.
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Nine photography books to enhance your skills – Review
This review will look at some photography books that were released in 2015. This article presents nine books covering different photography related topics. The first five books are about how to take great pictures for different types of photography. The remaining books are related to post processing using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop. In this list you’ll find some interesting reading to improve your photography skills.
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MindShift Gear FirstLight 30L – review
For outdoor photographers and frequent plane travelers who prefer to keep their gear nearby in flight, it is not always easy to find the right travel bag. I recently had the chance to test out the FirstLight 30L by MindShift Gear, which can fulfill both tasks.
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Fotodiox Pro FlapJack LED C-218AS – Review
Photography is all about light. The photographer needs to control the light to produce the desired image. The Fotodiox Pro FlapJack series of lamps brings a nice even diffuse light into the studio or on location with a minimum of size, weight, and hassle.
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Capture One Pro 8 – Review, Part II
Last time, Phase Ones Capture One Pro 8 (version 8.3) was introduced as an alternative to Apples outgoing Digital Asset Management (DAM) and photo editing software, Aperture. Capture One Pro 8s functionality was described and some equivalents with Apples effectively discontinued and potentially defunct software touched upon.
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Capture One Pro 8 – Review, Part I
Some considered Adobe’s Lightroom as an alternative to Aperture; but its pricing structure and policy, its integration with other – perhaps unwanted – Creative Studio products, and its difficult user interface make it a far less attractive alternative than what has been a market-leader in DAM, editing and workflow software: Phase One’s Capture One Pro, which is now at version 8.
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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC/6 – Review
Adobe just released a new version of Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to photographers. We were waiting for a new version last year, when Adobe released Photoshop 2014, but it never came. The wait is over and it was worth the wait. This new version is named Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 6 if you buy the standalone version, or Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC if you subscribe to it from one of the Creative Cloud programs. For this review, well simply call it Lightroom CC.
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Focus 2 – Review
I take pictures. Thats it. I don’t edit or adjust because frankly I don’t how. When the opportunity arose for me to review Focus 2 I took it as a personal challenge.
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Luxi – Review
In photography, making good shots is all about having the right settings in your camera for the available light. In some circumstances, that task may be difficult to accomplish. That’s when a light meter can help.
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