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April 2008
With the metering systems in today's digital cameras becoming more and more sophisticated, people often wonder if hand-held meters are necessary. This quick tutorial is designed to show why using a hand-held meter would be beneficial.
This week's images are some recent still life fruit pictures.
After a few weeks of delays, we've got an all new set of images of the week. This week's images are a collection of black and white digital infrared pictures.
Similarly to what they did for the launch of the first Lightroom, Adobe has introduced a beta program for Lightroom 2.0. The beta is designed to give photographers an early look at the program in its development process in order to get feedback for the final release. New features include localized corrections, dual monitor support, new printing functionality, and 64-bit support.
The beta will be available for 30 days for new Lightroom users while existing users can use the beta through the end of August by entering their Lightroom serial number. Existing users also have the ability to send invites to new users to enjoy the program for the duration of the beta. More information and a link to the download is available after the jump.
People often get frustrated when they take a picture and the color does not represent what they saw. A prime example is when you take a picture indoors that has a strong yellow/orange cast. Or perhaps when you take a picture of a gorgeous orange sunset but the photo comes out with a blue tint. Understanding what white balance is and how to use it can help you in any of these situations.
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