Hey gang, I'm here this month to share with you a few photography related products that I've had the opportunity to check out recently, they aren't fancy cameras or accessories but a new book from Amherst Media and a cool new iPad app that will let you share your images in style.
Reviewed by Cris Mitchell
This month not only do we bring you what I consider to be an excellent product, but as a special bonus to entice to read the entire review we have some exciting news at the end which you won't want to miss out on.
Reviewed by Cris Mitchell
This month I'm reviewing Alex Fox's 2 DVD instructional set titled the 5dFilmSchool
Let me start by addressing the fact that I understand completely that not everyone buys a Canon 5d or compatible Video DSLR's to use for video.
In part two of this series I’ll take you step by step through the process of finding and selecting the perfect web host to fit your needs. I’ll also give you my recommended feature list when selecting a web host and then we’ll wrap up with showing you how to connect your domain name to your new hosting service.
Before you go and upload your prize photo to your favorite social media media site such as facebook or myspace be very careful when it comes to reading their "Terms of Use" Policy. By uploading your images to these sites you may be giving away your rights and allowing the site to use your images for free.
This month I started a new blog series entitled Web Design 101 - Down to the Basics over at PhotographersHandbook.com and thought it was appropriate to share these areticles here on PPR as well since many of you might just be starting out with creating a presence on the internet. The series will take you step by step through the process of building an identity on the web everything from this first article on Domain Name Registration all the way through tips and tricks on how to market your site.
In this first of several ongoing Video Tutorials Cris Mitchell shows us how to Capture images directly into Lightroom by shooting with your camera tethered to your computer.
This month Cris Mitchell exposes some hidden easter eggs in Lightroom that will make life editing your images a breeze. Lightroom Video Quicktips require Flash Player 8 or greater.
Identity plates can be used for more than just impressing your clients by making your software look custom branded with your logo. Cris is here this month to show you how to add a simple copyright mark on your Lightroom slideshows and how to add a sloppy border to your prints right in the Print Module of lightroom without ever having to touch photoshop, all with Identity Plates!
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