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This photography podcast focuses on painting with light, a technique where you actually illuminate or ‘paint’ a person or object with a light source like a flashlight. The results are fun and interesting and we hope you’ll comment. Below are some of the images talked about in the show. Click the photographs to enlarge them.
Photography podcast transcript #8
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Soma by Dita Kubin
This show features a recent telephone interview with Montreal fine art photographer Dita Kubin. We talk about what motivates her work, her creative process and even a bit about her camera/computer/printing technique.
And just like that. Bang. We’re already at the end of December — it goes so fast.
Happy holidays to everyone that listens and that has subscribed.
More interview podcasts with fine art photographers will be featured in 2007 along with reviews and ‘how to’ podcasts as well.
Happy holidays everyone! Only the best for 2007!!!
Photography podcast transcript #7
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Photography podcast #6 is ready for downloading or subscribing. In this podcast we talk about basic exposure in photography. We go through techniques involving using a gray card and we talk about reflective, incident and spot metering.
Photography podcast transcript 6
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Photography podcast #5 is ready for downloading or subscribing. In this podcast we discuss the merits of both cameras and why I chose 1 over the other. Thanks to Dominic Fuizzotto for helping me with these tests. You can read seriously technical comparisons of these and other cameras‚at dpreview.com. The images below are from my test. I tried to be as consistent as possible. Note that there are some proportion differences but that is attributable to the fact that the Canon is an 8.2 mega pixel camera and the Nikon is a 10.2 mega pixel camera. These eyes in these images were cropped from the original ‘raw’ images at 100% magnification. They were saved as jpegs at 90% quality, the ISO was 800. At lower ISOs there was no difference.
Photography podcast transcript #5
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This podcast is dedicated to fill flash in portraiture. When do you want to use fill flash? You want to use fill flash whenever your subject’s face can use a bit of extra light. If you don’t see the player below, click here to learn how to use fill flash in photography. Pictures accompanying this podcast will be uploaded shortly.
Photography podcast transcript #4
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This is an opinion podcast dedicated to a question that gets asked over and over again; which is better traditional photography or digital photography? I try not to hedge and give straight up answers. Is traditional photography better than digital photography? Click to listen.
Photography podcast transcript # 3
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Our second podcast is dedicated to depth of field. We discuss in pretty good depth how to become more creative with depth of field. These 2 photographs below illustrate the differences between smaller and larger depths of field. Remember: A smaller aperture like F 16 results in both the background and the foreground being pretty sharp. A larger aperture like F 2.0 results in a sharp foreground and unsharp background. If you’d rather read the differences instead of listening to the podcast below, a good depth of field explanation is located here.
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Photography podcast transcript #2
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I’m Marko the Admin of Photography.ca and in this our first podcast I’ll tell you a little bit about myself as well as provide a photography tip. This week’s tip is about controlling the background.‚
Photography podcast transcript #1
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