Photo Stuff I’m loving right now…
Tuesday, October 21 2008
1. The B School
If you are a photographer and want have access to an online community of fantastic photographers, go there now. I’ve been a member for a little while now but am pushing myself to be more of an active member and am learning so much already. In fact, just yesterday I posted a question and within hours, several had responded with suggestions and solutions which led me to finding the…
2. Imagenomic Noiseware Plug-in
An easy to use filter which will work magic on your images – I LOVE it!
3. Batch Processing in Photoshop CS3
No link for this one, although there are links out there on how to do this. I’m currently running a batch process using Totally Rad Action’s Slice Like A Ninja (a sharpen action) on an entire folder of images (it runs the action and saves where I tell it to go), and will then I’ll run another that I created to use the Noiseware filter. Way better than opening up each picture and doing the same two things on them over and over and over again.
4. Digital Photographer Magazine
Picked this UK magazine up at Costco for $9 and change yesterday.
Great article about getting started with wedding photography – especially loved the images from their Trash the Dress session – I so want to do one of these soon! Also really great article comparing tripods – I need a new one of these and will be looking on Amazon tonight to see if I can find their recommended model for a decent price.
5. Books arriving from Amazon today:
Understanding Shutter Speed: Creative Action and Low-Light Photography Beyond 1/125 Second
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