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Using small lights with mushrooms
| Nando Harmsen | 170 views | 1 commentUsing the existing light with mushrooms can produce fantastic results. Sometimes your own light gives the image just that little bit more character. Is the light not quite right? Put the mushroom in the light yourself.
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Review: StackLab for focus stacking
| Nando Harmsen | 222 views | 0 commentsWant a large depth of field? Choose a combination of a small aperture and a short focal length. If you get extremely close to your foreground, you still won't get everything sharp. The solution is focus stacking. Take a look at StackLab.
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Nikon introduces the Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S
| Nando Harmsen | 173 views | 0 commentsThe NIKKOR Z 120-300mm f/2.8 TC VR S is the first zoom lens with a constant aperture of f/2.8 and a built-in teleconverter. It is aimed, among others, at professional sports photographers.
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Cinematic portrait with three flashguns and a plastic bag
| Elja Trum | 182 views | 0 commentsYou don't need a large studio, spectacular location or complicated editing for an impressive cinematic portrait. In this video, photographer Gavin Hoey shows how he creates an atmospheric cyberpunk portrait in his small home studio.
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From Course to Practice: My First Experience with Flash Compositing
| Rob Zwart | 194 views | 0 commentsAnyone who has seen Frederik Herregods' car photography course on Photofacts Academy knows the magic: perfectly lighting a car by walking around it with a flash and combining the photos later in Photoshop.
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10 Tips for Long Exposures
| Nando Harmsen | 1,088 views | 1 commentPhotographing with long exposures gives your photo a different look. Simply using a long exposure because you can is pointless. It needs to serve a purpose. Are you going to use long exposures? I have 10 tips for you.
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Inspiration for Multiple Exposures
| Nando Harmsen | 929 views | 0 commentsTaking multiple photos over one another is as old as photography itself. The digital world has only made it easier. Here is a selection of photos for inspiration.
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Sigma FP2 camera and new lenses with vintage character announced
| Elja Trum | 547 views | 1 commentSigma has announced the new FP2, a compact full-frame mirrorless camera aimed at both photographers and filmmakers. The manufacturer is also introducing a new series of lenses that focuses on character rather than maximum sharpness.
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