Jose Antunes: And Now a Magazine – Photograph
November 14, 2012 by Manfrotto
Filed under Experience
Learning photography as been a new experience with the online world. There are new challenges to photographers with the web, but there are also new horizons. Like the world of digital magazines that give you visions harder to reach before. PHOTOGRAPH is such an example. Before in time, with normal printed magazines, you would be [...]
Edward Mendes: Tips for Making Great Winter Photographs
December 20, 2011 by Manfrotto
Filed under Photography Basics, Tips & Tricks
Well, in case you haven’t noticed yet, it’s cold! Winter is here in full force and that usually means photographers start to go into a state of creative hibernate for the winter. Traditionally winter is the time for us to stay indoors and sort through our film or digital files from the warmer months, make [...]
Jerod Foster – Finding Favorites: Revisiting Your Archives
October 24, 2011 by Manfrotto
Filed under Photography Basics, Workflow
In January, I started a small series on my own blog called Finding Favorites with the intention of sharing some of my more memorable photography experiences. I think as a photography community we get so wrapped up in the technicalities of how an image was produced that we overlook the value of the experience in [...]
Düpmann Frank: Geotagging
July 20, 2011 by Manfrotto
Filed under Photography Basics, Tips & Tricks
Geotagging I started with digital digital photography more than ten years ago. At that time, software support was at its very beginning. Support was very limited to store more that the basic photographic parameters and information about the camera in the picture files. As in the old days, I took notes about where I shot [...]
Stacy Pearsall – Introduction to Digital Photography
REGISTER HERE Join us on 30th of June from 2 pm – 3 pm EDT for an informative hour with Stacy Pearsall, a professional photographer from Charleston to talk about Digital Photography. While the principles of photography have not changed much from film camera days, there are some considerations which accompany the use of a [...]
Michael Freeman: Managing images
May 24, 2011 by Manfrotto
Filed under Photography Basics, Workflow
It takes a methodical kind of mind to get enthusiastic about organizing the digital images you shoot, but it needs to be done anyway. Not bothering is the equivalent of throwing slides and negatives into a shoebox wit Online Order Cialis h less and less hope of actually finding the one you want. If you [...]
Düpmann Frank: Deep Focus Fusion (DFF)
May 19, 2011 by Manfrotto
Filed under Beyond the Basics, Capture & Handle
This technique, also called „Focus Stacking“, is widely used in scientific applications to overcome the challenge of shallow depth of field in digital micro or macro photography. Depth of field of a macro lens might not be enough to get the whole subject sharp front to back. Especially microscopes do usually not have a diapragm [...]
Photofarm presents: The digital black and white
REGISTRATI QUI IN ITALIANO All the post-production phases of film photography can today be simulated in the digital dry-room. Black and White makes no exception. In the digital era, with camera sensors outputting color images, the process of making black and white images has changed significantly. This webinar aims at helping those interested in working [...]
PhotoFarm presents: Introducing Photoshop
REGISTRATI QUI IN ITALIANO This is the third webinar of a series of 5, focusing on Color Management for photographers. Starting from the early ‘90s, with the explosive spread of personal computers, Color Management has allowed us to communicate, in a definitive and not subjective way, information about colors between different operators and machines. [...]

