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PRE-VISUALIZATION PART 2 – PROCESSING

by Photo Cascadia | Sep 21, 2014 | Education, Image Processing, Luminosity Masks, Philosophy | 1 comment

In the last part of this series I talked about starting the process of pre-visualization in the field, you can read the first part of the series here: http://www.photocascadia.com/blog/pre-visualization-part-1-starting-the-process/#.VB9OpksyPiM Just as important, is...

Sony a6000 Mirrorless Camera Review

by Adrian Klein | Sep 4, 2014 | Camera Raw, Education, Philosophy, Photo Travel | 7 comments

To start off I know Chip covered this camera in one of his recent posts yet I figured I would provide my thoughts and images for what it’s worth. As I was packing up for a backpack trip this past spring my DSLR equipment seemed heavier than usual. Tip top shape I was...

Is Digitally Bracketing Exposures A Good Idea? By Sean Bagshaw

by Sean Bagshaw | Aug 19, 2014 | Camera Raw, Education, High Dynamic Range, Image Processing, Lightroom, Photography Software, Photography Techniques, Video Tutorial | 7 comments

On the topic of creating high dynamic range (HDR) photographs I was recently asked a question about the viability of taking a minimal number of bracketed exposures in a high contrast situation and later filling in the gaps in the exposure range with digitally...

PRE-VISUALIZATION PART 1 – STARTING THE PROCESS

by Photo Cascadia | Jul 10, 2014 | Education, Philosophy | 4 comments

by Zack Schnepf I’m going to start a new series on what I consider to be the most important part of my photography. It’s also one the most challenging concepts for many of my students during workshops. What do I mean when I say pre-visualization? This is concept I...

PRE-VISUALIZATION PART 2 – PROCESSING

Sony a6000 Mirrorless Camera Review

Is Digitally Bracketing Exposures A Good Idea? By Sean Bagshaw

PRE-VISUALIZATION PART 1 – STARTING THE PROCESS

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