Affinity Photo for iPad has put out a new update that further improves the Photoshop competitor with new features, updated tools and bug fixes.
Serif, the company behind the Affinity suite, also noted there's now more than a quarter of a million people worldwide using Affinity Photo for iPad, following on the heels of Apple's App of the Year accolade it received at WWDC in May 2018.
For the last few beauty shoots I’ve done, I was asked to emulate the “Natural Glow Look”. This is a pretty common look in photography today! We see it in campaigns of big makeup companies such as L’oreal, Estee Lauder, Revlon, and L’OREAL, ESTEE LAUDER, REVLON, & Neutrogena, just to name a few.
The first step in getting the “Natural Glow Look” is to get a team (a makeup artist (MUA) and hairstylist, or at minimum an MUA) that will... more
A private art college in France has apologized after it was discovered that one of its promotional ad photos was Photoshopped to show black students when there were none in an effort to appear more racially diverse.
The mile-Cohl in Lyon sparked controversy this week after people... more
How do you use high-speed sync? When would you use it? How do you set it up? These questions will all be answered by the end of this 5.5-minute video and the article below.
What is It?
High-speed sync is the ability to sync your strobes to a camera when the shutter speed is set faster than 1/200 of a second. Thats basically all it is.
When to Use It
You would use high-speed sync when you have a very bright background and your subject is in the shade. I want a wide aperture... more
In the last couple of years (has it really been that long?) we’ve been hearing revelations of the trials of female photojournalists. Nothing, unfortunately,... more
The Atomos Ninja V external video recorder and monitor will be ready to ship at the end of this month. Announced in April this year, the 5.2in Ninja V is designed to provide a smaller option for those using more compact video... more
There are certain natural phenomena that most photographers would love to capture. Aurora, eclipses, meteors, rainbows, eruptions, lightning and tornados all present challenges to the photographer, not least of which is (with the exception of eclipses) having a camera pointed the right way when they happen. Bioluminescent algae is no different in this regard. Like all the most incredible natural spectacles it is hard to predict and tricky to capture.
Facebook is making it a priority these days to fight misinformation being spread on its social network, and the company has just announced that it’s now fact-checking... more
