Landscape photographer, designer and dad.
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Film emulation presets and styles stylize digital images to resemble classic film stocks of the twentieth century: Kodak Portra 400, Fuji Pro 400, Kodak Ektar 100, Ilford Delta 400, just to name a few. They’re popular for matching digital images to film (a common task today in wedding photography)
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For years, photographers and filmmakers have used step-up rings to mount large filters on smaller lenses because buying one, large filter and a set of step-up rings is cheaper than buying multiple sizes of the same filter. Step-up rings save money, but otherwise? They pretty much suck. Step-up rings frequently
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Magnetized filters that bloom highlights, soften detail, lift contrast, and take some of the digital out of digital
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Unique square filter system with solid neutral density filters and an integrated circular polarizer designed for landscape photographers
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If you’re a photographer, filmmaker, or designer, odds are you’ve heard people talk about the importance of display calibration. But why? What problem does it solve? In this video, I explain why desktop and laptop screens should be calibrated, answer common questions about display calibration, and go through
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What to do about the notorious 'QuickTime Gamma Shift' in macOS
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The Canon EOS R5 is a fantastic camera for both photography and video, but it’s even better with accessories! In this post, I’ll walk you through a list of recommended accessories for the R5 — batteries, cards, cables, adapters, you name it — to make your experience with the camera
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When building out a creative studio for photography or video, a bright continuous LED light is one of the most important hardware investments. Buying the right LED light can be tricky, for there are different types, with different features, sold at prices hundreds of dollars apart. You don’t want
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Note: This article was updated on July 7, 2021 to include more information about Canon's OEM adapters, Viltrox compatibility information, etc. If you’re upgrading from a Canon DSLR to a new “R” mirrorless model, you probably own at least a couple of EF and/or EF-S lenses.
Kodak stopped producing Aerochrome infrared film in 2009, but the film lives on today thanks to digital technology. In this video — part two of my series about Kodak Aerochrome — I attempt to recreate the look of the film using a full spectrum infrared camera and film emulation presets for Adobe
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Exploring the roots of infrared photography
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33mm prime lens with a large f/1.4 aperture that is compatible with all Canon EF-M mount cameras