Category Archives: Equipment Here are some quick pull back shots from this recent session. The pullbacks were taken by me because I was shooting without an assistant and they were really just taken for my own record but I thought I’d share them with you fine people! Edited with Florabella Colorplay actions for Photoshop Pin It Pin It I posted on my Facebook page about 6 weeks ago that I couldn’t wait to get releases back from the parents at a recent preschool gig because I was dying to show you the results of my first foray into clamshell lighting for little’uns. Well they’ve come back and so now I have something to… Pin It I’ve got a confession to make. You may point and scream “fake! phony!” when you hear this. But I have never calibrated my computer screen. So I’m standing here as a real, honest-to-goodness photographer which a real career, real clients, a really packed shooting schedule. And I’ve never calibrated. The only aversion I have greater… Pin It I finally got to use my Rosco LitePad on location for the first time last month. I’ve been wanting to see how it works out in the open and it was amazing! The only thing I regret is that I wish this pad was bigger and/or more powerful. You have to hold it quite close…. Pin It I love the saying that “the best camera is the one you have with you”. It never rings true until you forget your camera, right? And your only option is to take pictures with your phone. It’s surprising, though, how good an iPhone can be when you really have to work to make it work… Pin It Oh my I really wish some of my most commonly asked questions were the easiest ones to answer. Alas, some questions just aren’t that easy. But before I try to answer this one, these are my top three unanswerable questions: What camera should I buy? What lens should I buy? What’s better: Canon or Nikon?… Pin It I’ve talked about lenses so much but -can you believe it- I’ve never actually done a post about focal length! Focal length is those main numbers you see on your lens. Like: 50mm or 24-105mm or {in my current dreams lens} 70-200mm. You may already know the basics of these numbers and that 50mm is… Pin It If you are viewing this post in your inbox or RSS reader, you may need to view on the blog to enable video playback. Pin It Pin It |
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