May 182012
 

Dave says he is an amateur photographer but he does a very professional job on his video presentations.

This superb comparision of the Canon EOS 5D Mark III and the Nikon D800 is the best  I have seen.

This video covers HD video, still shooting and HDR. Be sure to visit Daves excellent site:

Learning DSLR Video | Learn How To Shoot HD Video With A DSLR

May 182012
 

Blake Rudis has taken a close look at the Photomatix Pro v 4.2 update released recently.

Be sure to visit his site EverydayHDR for lots of great info :

 The only HDR blog for Everyday use!

May 092012
 

NAB 2012: High Dynamic Range TVs emerge into the light – theworkflownews-content | TVBEurope Magazine Online & In Print

.:: goHDR :: Home Page ::.

May 082012
 

The new Canon 5D Mark III has some great new HDR features and improved HD video.

I posted this a while back, however I think this charming short film is worth another look.

This presentation looks best at 1080p and full screen.

A modern and strange fairytale. Entirely shot with brand new Canon EOS 5D Mark III.

Buy it Now

May 082012
 

Fun Greetings allows you to Share your HDR and regular images in a new way!

It is a ton of fun to create your own custom greeting cards!

 

 

http://www.ohanaware.com

 Save by using the Coupon Code: “HDR360pro” during checkout!

Buy Fun Greetings

Ohanaware updates Fun Greetings to v.1.2 (Photo Card Software) for OS X.

:: About Fun Greetings ::
Fun Greetings is a user friendly Photo Card creation software, that offers printing as well as e-cards. Photo Cards, are like traditional greetings cards, except that the front page of the card is a photo of the users choosing, decorated with a particular style. Most common subjects include, family, kids, pets and vacation photos. Fun Greetings includes Photo Effects, that can be applied to the photos to enhance or stylize the photo.

Fun Greetings was designed to be as straight forward to operate as possible, the process for creating and printing (or e-mailing) a Photo Cards is only three steps. On top of simplifying the Photo Card process, a help system is provided with a getting started tutorial and tips on getting the best print results.

The printing facility is unique to Fun Greetings, it allows for single or double fold cards, Landscape cards, portrait cards and square cards. Custom card sizes can be added, even by specifically entering the size for a spare envelope. The print engine, can compensate for printer margins (reducing uneven borders) and can support duplex printing.

:: What’s new in Version 1.2 ::
Fun Greetings 1.2 now includes Mother’s Day Styles, more Birthday styles and some generic styles.
The option to print double fold cards has now been added to the print engine, along with duplexing ability.
Two new Photo Effects and have updated the Soft Focus effect to Ohanaware’s 4th generation Soft Focus.
Multiple Card Windows, plus the ability to Save and re-open cards (with Auto-Save).
A new messages window, making it easier to select Inside Messages.

:: Pricing and Availability ::
Fun Greetings 1.2 is a FREE update for all existing customers. Customers who purchased from our site should use the download link to update to the latest version. Mac App Store customers should use the App Store application to update. For new customers, Fun Greetings 1.2 can be purchased from today at the price of $9.99 USD (before taxes). A free trial can be downloaded from Ohanaware’s web site, during the trial period, Export and e-cards are disabled. Watermarks will be placed on the back of any printed cards.

:: System Requirements ::
Fun Greetings requires a Intel based Macintosh computer, running Mac OS X v 10.5 or later. It is recommended to have at least 1 gb of RAM.

:: About Ohanaware ::
Ohanaware is a husband & wife team living in the southern tip of Taiwan. Sharing a passion in Mac’s and amateur Photography. Their first product ‘Funtastic Photos’ went on to win 4 star awards from both MacWorld and MacFormat. HDRtist Pro won 5 stars from MacFormat. Their previous games company had a top ten hit with Recyclorama. Joy Sha has a history in the design industry with experience as a 2D and 3D artist, she also holds a masters in 3D animation. Sam Rowlands has been writing software since 1990 and is an award winning software developer.

:: Contact ::
Sam Rowlands
http://www.ohanaware.com

May 082012
 

Buy it Now

May 072012
 

New iOS 5.1.1 update fixes problems with camera, iPad connectivity | VentureBeat

May 072012
 

http://www.gingerhdr.com/

May 052012
 

Well, here is another option for controlling HDR capture with your iPhone. In addition Triggertrap includes a variety of time-lapse modes!

Triggertrap | Triggering your camera in all sorts of exciting ways

Triggertrap Introduces Interesting iOS App, Hardware Combo To Remotely Activate Your Camera — AppAdvice

May 022012
 

 

PhotographyTalk Facebook Giveaway

Quote startThe contest is very simple and provides everyone with added opportunities to increase their chance of winningQuote end

Santa Ana, CA (PRWEB) May 02, 2012

PhotographyTalk, one of the world’s leading photography forum and community Web sites for all levels of photographers, announces its May 2012 Giveaway, with more than $16,000 in digital photography prizes. Entries are accepted May 1, 2012 through May 31, 2012. One winner will receive the super grand prize of a new Nikon D800 DSLR Digital Camera (a $2,999.95 value) courtesy of Adorama, a leading photo, video and electronics store, located on W. 18th Street in New York City.

“The contest is very simple and provides everyone with added opportunities to increase their chance of winning,” said Alex Schult, president of PhotographyTalk. “First, ‘like’ the PhotographyTalk page by visiting:

http://www.Facebook.com/PhotographyTalk.

PhotographyTalk May 2012 Giveaway Features a Super Grand Prize of Nikon D800 DSLR Camera

Photography Forum | Photo Community | Wedding Photography Forum

Click here to Buy it Now

Apr 302012
 

I enjoy shooting HDR images with the iPhone, though for anything important I get out the DSLR. Often though with iPhone HDRs, I run into ghosting issues and later wish I had the normal photo. The ghosting on this image is minor but is often a bigger issue if moving objects are in the scene. Here is a link to an article from gottabemobile.com that explains how save the normal images:

Always Keep the Normal Photo When Shooting HDR on the iPhone

Apr 302012
 

Here’s a great article from the nice folks at:

app advice.com

HDR FX Gains Common And Advanced Camera Options, Plus More — AppAdvice