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DPC posted in the group Macro Photography
The Sony A7R V features a new AI chip capable of tracking focus even on insects! This technology will likely become standard in future Sony cameras, and other brands will probably follow suit. Macro photographers, hold your breath!
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Danie Bester posted in the group Photo Gear Talk
I’ve always preached that the magic of photography lies with the photographer, not the gear. Recently, a DPC student who wanted to give back blessed me with a bounty of Sony equipment, including some legendary Batis Sonnar lenses. This was one of the biggest miracles I’ve experienced, especially as my trusty Canon EOS R began showing its…Read More
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DPC posted in the group Videography
Think film is passé? Think again! This is what Oscar-winning cinematography looks like.
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DPC posted in the group Fine Art Photography
Keith Carter shares profound insights on the importance of emotional connection and personal meaning in creating impactful photographs with Ted Forbes.
#KeithCarter #TedForbes #ArtOfPhotography #FineArtPhotography
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DPC posted in the group Fine Art Photography
We’re thrilled to interview Dewald van Eeden from Art of Print. We discuss why printing your photos is a crucial step in your photography journey. We cover choosing the right papers, print sizes, giclee printing, archival printing, mounting techniques and selecting the best frames! Whether you’re a beginner, a ser…Read More
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“Light at the end of the tunnel”
Taken on a recent street photography workshop with Danie at Arts on Main.
ISO: 1000, 1/40s, f/5.6, Fujifilm X-T3, Fujinon 35mm F/2
#streetphotography
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Renate Laaks posted in the group Macro Photography
Mantis on tumeric leaf.
LrC edits: Brightened the mantis and brightened the background with a radial gradient mask. Applied denoise tool.
Gear: Canon EOS 5DM4, Canon EF 100mm/L macro.
Settings: F8, 1/125 sec, ISO 1600. Single image. Natural light.
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I love your composition here! Were you using a tripod, or was it shot handheld? These macro lenses have such razor thin focus planes, it can be so difficult to get the focus 100% at the right spot. And then you have a moving subject too.
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Thank you, Rosalie. It was handheld. I find photographing insects in situ does not give me the time to fiddle with a tripod. It is also an early morning shot when insects move a little less. The mauve color behind the mantis, is the turmeric flower that provided the pleasing backdrop.
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That’s a good idea, I’ll need to start getting out early in the morning to catch the little guys while they are still cold and sleepy 🙂
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DPC posted in the group Photo Gear Talk
Considering buying your first mirrorless camera and grappling with whether to go for an entry-level or advanced entry-level APS-C camera? This video will shed some light on Canon’s offerings in this competitive sector.
#JaredPolin #CameraReview #CanonEOSR10 #CanonEOSR50 #CanonEOSR100 #Canon
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DPC posted in the group Photo Gear Talk
Check out this “6 Months Later” review of Canon’s budget full-frame camera, where Jared even describes it as a mini EOS R3. This detailed review of the EOS R8 might sway those of you considering an upgrade from APS-C or DSLR.
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Enjoying the R8 very much.
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DPC posted in the group Fashion, Beauty and Glamour Photography
Joanna Kustra shares an incredibly thorough tutorial on fashion photography that will captivate you, even if you weren’t initially interested in this fantastic art form. Check it out and get inspired!
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DPC posted in the group Artificial Lighting
Gavin Hoey demonstrates some very simple yet efficient dramatic studio lighting tips. Check it out!
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DPC posted in the group Photo Gear Talk
We trust camera reviews a lot more if someone has been shooting with it for extended periods. Jan Wegener shares his thoughts on using the camera for wildlife photography and video.
#JanWegener #CameraReview #NikonZ6III #WildlifePhotography #Nikon
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