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If you follow photography industry news, two words that may have caught your attention recently are “Kodak” and “cryptocurrency,” and the fact that they were in the same sentence might just have caused you to sit up and click. There was an outburst of opinion filling the blogosphere after the January announcement that KODAK and WENN Digital had entered into a brand-licensing agreement to launch KODAKOne, an image rights management platform, and KODAKCoin, a photo-centric cryptocurrency.
The worlds of
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On today’s episode, we welcome Katrin Eismann and Peter Krogh to our studio and, with a chance to speak to the “Photoshop Diva” and the man who wrote The DAM Book, you count your lucky stars and soak up as much insight from these experts as possible.
Peter Krogh is a photographer, writer, consultant, and a foremost authority on digital asset management and workflow. His clients include top-tier photographers and the Library of Congress; he has served
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We run a little long on this episode, but when you have guests of this caliber, it’s well worth the extra time. Today we welcome the legendary Associated Press Photo Editor Hal Buell and Time LightBox Photo Editor Olivier Laurent. Bringing distinctive cultural and generational perspectives to the table, our two guests discuss the idea of an iconic photograph. We start with an attempt to define an iconic photo and, along the way, we talk about the editing process, war photography, mobile technology, photo manipulation, important photos from
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Anyone, I mean, anyone can submit their photos for sale in the stock-photography market. (Are you a foaper?) But the question remains: is it worth it? No doubt, the industry has been transformed by corporate conglomeration and digital technology but, while some decry the devaluation of the image, others see huge opportunity and a bright future. Join us as industry expert Paul Melcher and former Getty executive and now independent photographer and boutique agency owner Rana Faure relate their experiences in the stock-photo business. We’ll ask
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Coming at you fast and furiously, we’ve got eight quick tips for cleaning dialogues in a short film context—although, really, these tips could apply to any length film; from 30-second spots to feature-length films. If a project with dialogue has fallen into your professional lap, you’re going to want a cheat sheet for how to clean up that dialogue before you go about EQ’ing, compressing, and more.
Well, my friends, here is that cheat sheet. Follow these eight steps, and you’ll be ready to start mixing the dialogue of your audio/visual project.
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In this video, AB and the team investigate how choosing different music can change the emotion of your film. The short scenes in the video are played without music, then with a couple of different music examples to highlight this change in emotion. Check it out! We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com.
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Join AB and Doug Guerra as they discuss the different challenges and techniques with which one is faced when recording and mixing audio for video. They cover topics such as equipment choice, EQ, compression, room acoustics, and more, and there are in-depth demos with screen captures that show how to go from an initial draft to a completed product. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other instructional and informative videos at BandH.com.
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Adobe has announced its new Photoshop Elements 2019 and Premiere Elements 2019 consumer photo and video editing software, including an affordable Student & Teacher version that contains both applications.
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Join B&H’s Gabe Biderman, Lance Keimig, Matt Hill, and Todd Vorenkamp as they guide a group of night-photography enthusiasts around Brooklyn to capture some of its most famous vistas—from DUMBO to Brooklyn Bridge Park. This is a great video if you want to know how to shoot effectively at night, and there are some great tips on how to process your photos once you have finished your nighttime photo safari. We hope you enjoy the video, that it inspires you to take your own nighttime group photo walk, and invite you to view the wide selection
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Is 8-bit video good enough for your production? Or should you make the jump to 10-bit? In this video, watch as Doug explains the advantages of 10-bit video and how it can help your project, even if its end result will be 8-bit.
Recently, Sling released updates for its SlingStudio console app for iPad and Mac and the Slingbox AirTV player.
SlingStudio Console UpdateM
Versions 1.5.81 (iOS) and 1.5.120 (macOS) include some new features that may be of interest to you if you use the SlingStudio Hub to create live sports content.
Highlights and Tagging: Create highlight clips from your favorite moments by tagging them on the fly.
Custom Scoreboard: Use your own graphics
What is IPP2? you may be wondering. IPP2 is the acronym for Image Processing Pipeline 2 and, with IPP2, RED claims that it has separated the technical adjustments from the creative adjustments. What’s the big deal, you say? How good could it be? Imagine all the candy, from all the candy stores, in all the world—at your fingertips. It isn’t quite as good as that, but it is close.
IPP2 is a new color-processing system that RED has devised, available in-camera in the
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A megapixel is simply a unit of graphic resolution, and when it comes to cameras, the number of megapixels ranges from as low as below 10 to above 50. How important are megapixels, really, and what is their effect on image quality?
In this video, photographer David Flores takes a closer look at megapixels; he advises that the type of work you do will often determine how many megapixels you may need, and that more may not always be better. We hope you enjoy the video, and invite you to view the wide selection of other
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Come join award winning artist/designer Rayce Bird as he teaches you some digital painting techniques in Photoshop using HP’s new Zbook X2!
During this two-hour instructional, Bird shows you how to create a creature from scratch with digital painting techniques used by industry professionals. Some of the topics he covers in this session include: sketching realistic anatomy and dynamic expressions, the theory behind areas of rest and areas of detail,
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In this B&H Event Space video, Matt Kloskowski provides essential tips and techniques to help you process, print, and display your images in the best way possible. As he explains: Not all photos are created equal. Considering what you want to do with a photo should begin during the shoot itself. Follow along as he discusses points to consider while you are shooting, post-processing tips to make your files look great, the value of using printer profiles and soft proofing, and which papers will show off your prints to best effect. He also