2010 August | The Digital Photo Experience

Kessler Crane PocketDolly video review

August 11, 2010

The fine folks at Kessler Crane recently sent me one of their most popular products, the PocketDolly v2, for review. The PocketDolly is an inexpensive yet incredibly well made dolly specifically designed for Video DSLRs. The PocketDolly measures 38.5 inches yet provides approximately 35 inches of travel allowing some the addition of some great movements [...]

8.10.10 Tuesday’s Talented Twitter Find: Tom Reiman

By Rick Sammon

August 10, 2010

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8.10.10 Tuesday’s Talented Twitter Find: Tom Reiman

Hey Gang, We have a cool weekly feature here on DPE: Tuesday’s Talented Twitter Find. Each Tuesday I choose a photographer who I find on Twitter who is . . . well, talented! I find ‘em by reading an interesting tweet and then by clicking on his or her web site. This week’s Talented Twitter [...]

Lifestyle Photographer Tamara Lackey Interview // Podcast

By Juan Pons

August 10, 2010

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Some time ago I had the privilege of interviewing the very talented lifestyle photographer Tamara Lackey. Besides being an incredible creative photographer, Tamara is also the author of the very popular The Art of Children’s Portrait Photography as well as a DVD titled Inside Contemporary Children’s Photography. Tamara owns a very successful studio very close [...]

Adobe releases new Release Candidates for Lightroom 3.2 and Camera Raw 6.2

By Juan Pons

August 10, 2010

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Adobe has just announced new Release Candidates for both Lightroom 3.2 as well as Camera Raw 6.2. What happened to Lightroom 3.1 you ask? Well here is Adobes own words on the matter: WAIT! What happened to Lightroom 3.1? Well, it never happened. In order to simplify the presentation of updates for raw file format [...]

Hoodman HoodLoupe Quick Review by Hal Schmitt

By Juan Pons

August 9, 2010

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Hal gives us a quick review and recommendation on the Hoodman HoodLoupe.

Video with your DSLR Week: Why use a Digital SLR to shoot video, The Bad

By Juan Pons

August 7, 2010

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[Editors Note: This week is "Shooting Video with your DSLR" here on DPE with Rob Sheppard, Art Howard and Juan Pons. This is the last article in this weeklong series, make sure to check them all out. Hope you enjoyed the series.] [Note: This article is the second part of two part article titled "Why [...]

Life.com showcases never before seen images from Hiroshima and Nagasaki

By Juan Pons

August 6, 2010

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Shocking, revealing, horrific, frightening, traumatic… hard to find words to describe these images, their impact is awesome. Today on the 65th anniversary of the Hiroshima atomic bomb, Life.com releases a set of never before seen images. Make sure to check them out: http://www.life.com/image/first/in-gallery/46282/never-seen-hiroshima-and-nagasaki

Video with your DSLR Week: Shot Variety and Something Called Coverage

By Rob Sheppard

August 6, 2010

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Video with your DSLR Week: Shot Variety and Something Called Coverage

[Editors Note: This week is "Shooting Video with your DSLR" here on DPE with Rob Sheppard, Art Howard and Juan Pons. We will be bringing you a new article every day this week, make to sure to check them all out!] As photographers, we go out and look for the best angle, the best composition, [...]

Video with your DSLR Week: Why use a Digital SLR to shoot video, The Good

By Juan Pons

August 5, 2010

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[Editors Note: This week is "Shooting Video with your DSLR" here on DPE with Rob Sheppard, Art Howard and Juan Pons. We will be bringing you a new article every day this week, make to sure to check them all out!] I am amazed that there is a debate still going on about why anyone [...]

Video with your DSLR Week: Placement

By Art Howard

August 4, 2010

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[Editors Note: This week is "Shooting Video with your DSLR" here on DPE with Rob Sheppard, Art Howard and Juan Pons. We will be bringing you a new article every day this week, make to sure to check them all out!] In the past we have talked about WMT… Wide Medium and Tight. The backbones [...]