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PolarPro GoldMist Diffusion Filter: Worth the hype?

California, United States · California

PolarPro GoldMist Diffusion Filter: Worth the hype?

Is PolarPro GoldMist Diffusion Filter worth the hype for portraits and studio work? When it comes to diffusion filters, I’ve been on the hunt for something that adds a noticeable softness and glow—particularly for creative portraits and still life work. I recently got my hands on the GoldMist filter by PolarPro, and after putting it through its paces, I’m ready to share my honest thoughts. What is the PolarPro GoldMist? The GoldMist is part of P…Read Article

The trap of shallow depth of field

The trap of shallow depth of field

One of the first photography lessons you learn along the way is the impact of shallow depth of field. Its effect on an image — an aesthetically pleasing blur that separates the background from the subject — easily sets your camera photos apart from snapshots taken with smartphones or cheaper cameras. In the video above, however, Jamie Windsor cautions us from shooting wide open all the time. As Windsor said, the tendency for many photographers g…Read Article

How I got the photo: The Last Train

Belgrave · Belgrave

How I got the photo: The Last Train

Sometimes, the stars align. A moody location, a strong concept, and a creative challenge that pushes you just far enough out of your comfort zone to make something truly memorable. That’s exactly what happened with this image—The Last Train—a portrait I took as part of a High ISO challenge. I took this photograph on location at the historic Puffing Billy Railway, working with the always fabulous Emily Reinhard. The concept was vintage-inspired g…Read Article

Godox announces the new V480 camera flash

Meet the Godox V480: a sleek GN 50 on-camera flash that brings studio-quality light wherever you shoot. Powered by a high-capacity Li-ion battery delivering up to 650 full-power flashes with a rapid 1.7 s recycle, it offers both a responsive touchscreen and tactile buttons for intuitive control. With High-speed sync up to 1/8 000 s, an integrated 2.4 GHz X wireless system, and a 10-level LED modelling lamp, the V480 is the compact lighting solut…Read Article

Photographing the Mood and Unease of Liminal Spaces

Looking for something different to capture for your next photography project? Try capturing the unsettling and atmospheric aesthetic of liminal spaces. On their own and in the normal context, empty places don’t always make interesting images. But when they’re captured in an eerie or surreal aesthetic, the shift in mood brings a gripping emotional response in a viewer. Case in point is the video above, where film photographer Nick Carver explores…United States · United States See the Story

Learn how to add MULTIPLE different presets in Nik Color Efex

Struggling to make your photos stand out with just one preset? In this tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to stack multiple presets in Nik Color Efex to create your own unique editing style. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to grow your confidence in post-processing, this step-by-step guide will walk you through the process in a simple, beginner-friendly way. I also do a quick comparison with DxO Film Pack 7 Presets. Preset tips you’…Read Article

How to set up lights for film noir photoshoot

Learn how to set up studio lights for film noir portraits. In this video, I will run you through how I set up a simple three-light setup using constant LED lights and modifiers for a film noir portrait session in my studio. This is a fabulous setup for beginner and intermediate photographers. Basic three-light setup Gear used Sony A7R5 camera Sony 50mm f/1.4GM lens Zhiyun Molus B200 constant LED Light Neewer HS60C & Neewer CB200C constant LED …Read Article

Infrared photography in the summertime

Here in Arizona, the summertime light becomes harsh in short order. One of the things I do to increase my shooting time is to switch to the infrared camera. High sun and infrared capture lead to some interesting high-contrast images. I had a Lumix G6 converted to an infrared sensor by Life Pixel. Being an old traditionalist I use the standard 720 Nanometers (NM), which can give a standard IR look. It can also be processed in a different using to…Prescott, Arizona · Prescott Read Article

Don’t be afraid to use slower shutter speeds

When you hear slow shutter speeds, the first thing that most likely comes to mind are horribly blurry and out of focus photos. Most of the time, we are trained to avoid slow shutter, but for Hunter Scott, it can be an incredibly useful creative tool for those who know how to use it. In the video above, the Warsaw-based photographer and filmmaker states his case for slow shutter speeds and encourages us to stop shooting at 1/500th sec once in a w…Photography · Warsaw Read Article

How I got the photo: Green apples in macro

You don’t necessarily need a macro lens to capture great macro images. Take these photos of a green apple. I used my Tamron 70 – 30mm lens, but as I cannot really get close enough for true macro, I used my Vella extension tubes. Light was supplied by my Godox AD200Pro and a snoot. Behind the scenes set up Behind the scenes I set up a light tent on a table. Inside was black fabric as the background and a small vintage timber table. This was wher…Read Article

Anatomy of a quick studio portrait

Compared to many, my studio space is relatively small at 15 feet x 15 feet. When working in this small of a space, full size umbrella lighting can be cumbersome. I’ve found that using the room walls themselves to bounce light works well with proper post processing. I explain below how I made this quick studio portrait. Here’s more info on how I capture and light artwork for reproduction. Artist portrait After my friend, Clark Shepard, came by to…United States · United States Read Article

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