A Death in the Community

2010/09/03
By Michael Johnston
A Death in the Community

"Our autobiography is written in our contact sheets, and our opinion of the world in our selects." —Bill Pierce "Photographers" make up a far-flung community. We come from all over globe, are of almost every age, and have very little...
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Very Brief Question

2010/09/03
By Michael Johnston
Very Brief Question

Is it just me, or is Apple's Aperture, um, slow? Mike Send this post to a friend Note: Links in this post may be to our affiliates; sales through affiliate links may benefit this site. More... Original contents copyright 2010...
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The Secrets of the Leica

2010/09/03
By Michael Johnston
The Secrets of the Leica

Distractions are like catnip to photographers. We can't resist them, and they often make us act silly. The Leica didn't allow us the option of very many distractions. What follows is a short list of the major and minor secrets...
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People Magazine Uses Photo without Permission, Receives Cake Invoice

2010/09/03
By Michael Zhang
People Magazine Uses Photo without Permission, Receives Cake Invoice

This is probably the strangest story you’ll read today. When Neil Berrett quit his job in 2009, he sent his boss a kindly written resignation letter written on a cake. The photo of Berrett and his cake become widely circulated, and received hundreds of thousands of views. Last month, Berrett received an email from People
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Nikon Aims to Create New Camera Market

2010/09/03
By Michael Zhang
Nikon Aims to Create New Camera Market

Nikon’s President Makoto Kimura did an interview with Reuters a couple days ago in which he stated that Nikon is trying to develop a camera that creates a new camera market. A lot of companies make bold claims about their upcoming products “changing photography forever”, but the products usually don’t deliver much beyond increased megapixels,
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Just posted! Sony SLT-A33 Sample Gallery

Just posted! Our Sony SLT-A33 preview samples gallery. We've already treated the A33's bigger brother, the SLT-A55, to an in-depth review. Now we've had a chance to get out and shoot with the slightly lower-spec A33 as well. It lacks the GPS module of ...
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How to Make Money with Your Photography – Sponsored by Calumet Photographic Los Angeles

Calumet Photographic in Los Angeles, California presents Photo Rep and Author, Maria Piscopos one day workshop on marketing and self promotion, "How to Make Money with Your Photography" on Saturday, October 23, 2010. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE -- PRLog (P...
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A Call-out to all Filmmaker Co-collaborators in Mexico

2010/09/03
By Shane
A Call-out to all Filmmaker Co-collaborators in Mexico

Wow, what a ride this last 18 months has been! I find myself at the fore front of a technology that I know in my heart will change the way we EVENTUALLY make movies in Hollywood, but what is so exciting is that this is not a Hollywood story. This is a GLOBAL story that is inspiring filmmakers around the world.
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Cardboard Cameras by Kiel Johnson

2010/09/03
By Michael Zhang
Cardboard Cameras by Kiel Johnson

Kiel Johnson is an American sculptor and painter that creates a lot of his work using cardboard. Among his works are a collection of cardboard cameras that are extremely realistic (given that they’re cardboard, of course). Now all he needs to do is team up with some brilliant engineer that can help him figure out
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MAGIX announces MAGIX Video Easy HD

Making high definition video almost too easy (September, 3rd 2010 Reno) High Definition displays are common place now, as are Blu-ray and DVD players, there is hardly a household that does not have at least one of these devices. As the home equipme...
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3 Ways Social Media Will Make Your Photography Business Fail

2010/09/03
By Virtual Photography
3 Ways Social Media Will Make Your Photography Business Fail

The world right now revolves around Twitter, Facebook and Foursquare. You can’t go anywhere without seeing people text – even in business meetings. And have you gone a day without watching an online video – I know I haven’t. Because of all of this, it’s pretty obvious that things are changing. Cameras are everywhere andRelated posts:

  1. How To Attract Social Media Moms And Turn Them Into Photography Clients
  2. 14 Signs Social Media Won’t Bring In Clients For Your Photography Business
  3. 5 Ways You May Be Shouting To The Wrong Crowd With Your Social Sites

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Giving Away Jo Totes Camera Bags for the Ladies

2010/09/03
By Michael Zhang
Giving Away Jo Totes Camera Bags for the Ladies

Update: This giveaway is now over. The winners were randomly selected and announced below. Hear that sound? That means it’s time for another giveaway! This week we’re giving away two (2) camera bags designed for women by Jo Totes valued between $79 and $94 each. These bags are designed to help you organize both equipment
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"Love Lines"

2010/09/03
By David Ziser
"Love Lines"

"Love Lines" ©David A. Ziser I captured this image during my Wedding Shootout on Tuesday while at Photoshop World Las Vegas. It was one of the last images I made in the church. I was working in the back section of the church and firs...
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Friday: The One That Got Away: Episode 2

2010/09/03
By David Ziser
Friday: The One That Got Away: Episode 2

Friday: The One That Got Away: Episode 2 Good Afternoon Everybody, Today is the last day at Photoshop World Las Vegas and it has been one one solid, jam packed, brain frying, educational experienced week. I think most of the instructors and staff as ...
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BBC are now having second thoughts on HDSLRs for broadcast

2010/09/03
By HD Warrior

This has come from the very top in my opinion, Danielle Nagler, Head of BBC HD has put the lid on this story due to it’s detrimental effect it was having on the BBC as an organisation. HD Magazine has been asked by the BBC to pull a story about ...
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Someday You’ll Understand

2010/09/03
By Thomas Hawk
Someday You’ll Understand


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