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Online Photography Tools and Resources
24 June 2007 | Photoshop, Photography, Digital Camera, Tutorials, Flickr | No Responses
Mashable.com did a good research and came out with 90+ Online Photography Tools and Resources.
An excerpt:
XmgImg- Image hosting service that provides an interface for users to manage, edit, and share their images online.
OnlinePhotoTool - Edit pictures taken from your hard drive as well as images that are already on the Internet.
MyImager - Upload images from your computer and from anywhere on the web and edit them freely with the dozens of tools and filters available.
SnipShot - Edit photos from your hard-drive, your Webshots account, or your Flickr account in one place, and then save them back to any of those locations.
Pixenate - Online photo editor with many special effects. You can also integrate Pixenate on your website and allow visitors to edit images.
Phixr - Edit your pictures and directly upload them to Flickr, Fotopic, Livejournal, Photobucket, Fotolog.com, Buzznet and Dropshots.
Pixer.us - Edit your photos online within your browser, add special effects and save them in the most popular formats.
Picture2Life - Edit pictures available on the Internet or taken from your hard disk. You can also import images from popular photo sharing sites.
Cellsea - Upload pictures from your PC or from an URL. It provides over 15 ways to correct color, exposure, and lighting problems.
What Digital-SLR-Photography Is All About
5 October 2006 | Photoshop, Articles, Tutorials | No Responses
The cameras of the past did not have that much clarity or depth. Even with the development of the lens which allows the user to focus in on images, this did not yet make photographers completely satisfied after a take.
Fortunately, the digital age has brought about the creation of the SLR camera. This single reflex unit allows the user to produce quality images from pressing the button till it comes out when it has been developed.
The SLR is quite expensive. One unit costs about $5,000 and upgrading the lens to reach farther will be another expense. This is probably why many advise to have this insured in case this gets lost or damaged.
Here are some of the known brands of SLR camera’s worth checking out in the market.
1. The first is the Nikon D2x digicam. Though its features are almost the same like others in the market, it comes with a GPS recorder so that the person can remember when and where it was taken so this can be done again.
The pictures can be downloaded to a laptop so the pictures can be printed or developed in the store.
Image Editing Secrets
2 October 2006 | Photoshop, Photography, Tutorials | 2 Responses
As you would have noticed on this site there are many fantastic photos.I am truly amazed everytime i browse Flickr and stumble upon some really really amazing photos and photographers.
I take my hats off and salute those with those skills.
You would have also noticed that some of the photos were futher enhanced with image editing software(s).Some people are pretty good at image editing while some still need a little more guidance.
I have come across a fantastic online course over at Image Editing Secrets where you will learn some good image editing skills.
The best part of it is that it is totally free to sign up and receive the tutorials, and did i mention that it comes in Video format?, Video makes it cool as you can pause the video at any time and try it out for yourself. Best of all, you can watch the videos as many times as you want.
The author also covers Paint Shop Pro, Picasa, Photoshop and Photoshop Elements. So no matter what paint program you use, you’ll be covered.
Visit Image Editing Secrets today.
High Dynamic Range (HDR) Tutorial
2 September 2006 | Photoshop, Photography, Articles, Tutorials | 1 Response
If you’ve been to this site before you would have noticed some exceptional HDR photos.
So what exactly is HDR?
HDR or High Dynamic Range Images (sometimes called HDRI) is a set of techniques that allow a far greater dynamic range of exposures than normal digital imaging techniques. The intention of HDRI is to accurately represent the wide range of intensity levels found in real scenes ranging from direct sunlight to the deepest shadows.
Meaning you’ll get stunning photos like this:
