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Hi-TechStudio: Old-School HDR Long before Photoshop was invented, photographers used graduated ND filters to balance a high-contrast scene. Today, they’re still sometimes the best tool for the job. With all of the buzz about HDR software in the last few years, it can be easy to think that the notion of being able to render a high-contrast scene in a photograph was only addressed when Photoshop came along.   Read More...

DPP Solutions: Sweep Panorama A feature found on many consumer cameras can be useful for pros looking to add a different perspective to their stock library In photography, a surprising amount of technology actually trickles up from amateur gear to equipment a pro uses.  Read More...

Misinformation: Camera Tech Some healthy competition is good for business Recently, RED Digital Cinema’s mercurial CEO Jim Jannard took to the RED forums to respond to a post asking if the company would ever go “head to head” with the DSLR market.  Read More...

Misinformation: Camera Tech Pro photographers should be paying attention to a new trend in mirrorless camera design Developed as a compromise between the efficient size of compacts and the quality and compositional freedoms of a DSLR, a brand-new breed of camera has appeared over the last year or so.  Read More...

DPP Solutions: iPad Apps For Pro Photographers A selection of apps that any professional with an iPad should think about getting The Apple iPad is reinvigorating the tablet computer market, and for photographers, the potential goes far beyond merely being a cool gadget.  Read More...

Misinformation: Copyright Tech You have to give to get. Sometimes gaining notoriety is worth losing some control over your images. There’s no stopping the Internet.  Read More...

Hi-Tech Studio: Memory Requirements CompactFlash remains the mainstay memory card for professional DSLRs. We look at speed ratings, HD video requirements and some of the current generation of pro cards. CompactFlash just keeps getting better and better. And where digital SLR cameras are concerned, better means faster data-transfer speeds and higher capacities.  Read More...

Hi-Tech Studio: The iPad It’s not even available yet, but we think the new Apple tablet will be the next must-have tool for professional photographers There was no shortage of hype around the latest product unveiling from Apple. The iconic company laid the groundwork for the buzz by quietly inviting journalists to a “product announcement” on January 27, 2010.  Read More...

Misinformation: Video-Tech In the HD video arena, the steepest part of the learning curve for still photographers is the realm of sound The decisive moment aside, to say that video is an entirely new concept to photographers is a misnomer.  Read More...

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