Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Inspiring ways to improve your photos
Once you’ve settled on the equipment you will use and sorted out the locations you’ll shoot from, it’s time to decide the camera settings you will use. Often these will vary, depending on how you want to record the motion. Here are a few general tips that will help you to make wise choices in most situations.
By Gordon Gullock.
Jet boat Lake Wakatipu, Queenstown, New Zealand.
An update to last month’s ‘First Look’ at Panasonic’s rangefinder-style GX8 camera, the first M4/3 CSC with a 20-megapixel image sensor.
Anthropics Technology has announced a major update to its PortraitPro professional portrait retouching software.
WD has announced the impending release of enhancements to its family of My Cloud personal storage devices.
Olympus updates its entry-level CSC with five-axis stabilisation, redesigned controls, a higher-resolution EVF and improved movie capabilities.
Sony has announced the addition of user selectable compressed and uncompressed 14-Bit RAW image capture to its α7S II and α7R II cameras.
Don’t put your camera away once the sun goes down; there’s plenty of magic to record after dark, whether you’re in a bustling city or an isolated landscape. And you don’t require elaborate equipment if you decide to hand-hold your camera.
By Athol Hill.
The original intention was to get out earlier during the evening but my wife arrived home late which resulted in me only getting to the pier after the sun had gone down.
Olympus Imaging will release firmware updates for its professional OM-D E-M1 and enthusiast E-M5 Mark II cameras in November 2015.
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