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Photoshop CS6 Preview - Create Dashed And Dotted Lines With One Click - HD Video
The Photoshop Blog &bull Feb 12, 2012
Photoshop CS6 Preview - Create Dashed And Dotted Lines With One Click - HD VideoFebruary 12, 2012 In this video preview of Photoshop CS6, Product Manager Zorana Gee creates dashed and dotted lines with just one click in Photoshop, which has been a top requested feature. Visit PhotoshopSupport on Facebook. Follow us on Twitter. Visit the Adobe Coupons & Special Offers Page to see the latest deals from Adobe. Find upgrade options at the Adobe Store. Get up to 80% off at the Adobe Education Store. Find out about monthly or annual subscriptions. You can also download a free 30… Full Story »
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Photo Inspiration: Travel Photography From Around The World Project
Digital Photography School &bull Feb 12, 2012
Today I am starting a new (semi-)regular series on DPS. On this site we have great content with step by step instructions, gear reviews and information on all forms of post processing. I want to add to that content a… Full Story »
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PROOF's Award for Emerging Photojournalist
Current Photo Contests &bull Feb 12, 2012
A photograph is of light bouncing off a subject. Keeping this in mind, experiment with as many light sources as possible to create the best lighting for your subject and to create the desired mood. PROOF wants to help emerging… Full Story »
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Nikonians invited to photoact 2012 workshops and conference
Nikonians News - Photography & Imaging News and Podcasts &bull Feb 12, 2012
Our friends at Rocky Nook publishing have arranged a "back to basics" conference and workshops series coming to California, USA this summer. The two-day photoact 2012 comes to Santa Barbara August 24-25 and it offers attendees the opportunity to select… Full Story »
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Canon GPS camera
LetsGoDigital English Edition &bull Feb 12, 2012Canon PowerShot SX260 HS GPS camera : The fact that the new Canon PowerShot SX260 HS is an ultra-slim camera with a 20x optical zoom, optical image stabilization and 25mm wide-angle lens is only the beginning of its impressive range… Full Story »
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The Mark of Abel
Flak Photo &bull Feb 11, 2012
Editor's Note: Flak Photo is proud to feature this gallery in support of Lydia Panas' The Mark of Abel, a monograph of the photographer's color portraits published by Kehrer Verlag in 2012. For more information about this publication and to order a copy for your personal collection, visit ArtBooksHeidelberg.de. One of this medium's naive yet enduring tropes is that the photograph steals souls. That somehow, in the process of securing an image on film or pixels, the lens collects a bit of psychic patina,… Full Story »
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Forum Flashback Photo: 11 February 2012
About.com Photography &bull Feb 11, 2012
Photo Stephanie Calhoun with permission to About.com, Inc. Click the photo to see the original forum posting. Each Saturday, I'll post an image that was originally posted somewhere in our forum on roughly the same day last year. Be sure… Full Story »
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World Press Photo announces 2012 contest winners
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com) &bull Feb 11, 2012
Spanish photographer Samuel Aranda has won the World Press Photo 2011 award. The prize comes for his image of a woman holding a relative wounded during protests against Yemen's President Saleh. The World Press Photo Contest 2012 also awarded prizes… Full Story »
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Samsung Galaxy Camera
LetsGoDigital English Edition &bull Feb 10, 2012Samsung Galaxy Camera trademark filing : In recent years Samsung has achieved outstanding results with its Galaxy multimedia product line-up. In 2009, the Korean manufacturer introduced the Galaxy i7500, the first smartphone from Samsung operating on the Google Android operating… Full Story »
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The Bourne Effect
Planet Photoshop &bull Feb 10, 2012Corey Barker is Executive Producer of PlanetPhotoshop.com and is an Education and Curriculum Developer for the National Association of Photoshop Professionals. Corey has also made numerous appearances on the highly rated podcast, PhotoshopUser TV, and is co-host of Layers TV.… Full Story »
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Shooting the Flamenco photo story
Beyond the Obvious &bull Feb 10, 2012
Flamenco is full of passion and fire. When these dancers tap out there vibrant rhythms the floor shakes. As you watch your heart beats faster, your temperature rises and energy courses through your veins. The dancers work incredibly hard. You'll… Full Story »
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8 Years, 8 Members, 8 Stories: antimega
Flickr Blog &bull Feb 10, 2012
For our eighth anniversary series "8 Years, 8 Members, 8 Stories" we contacted Flickr members who joined Flickr in February 2004. We asked them what the best thing that's happened to them since they became a Flickr member, what it… Full Story »
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POV: My Take On The World Press Photo Of 2012
The Travel Photographer &bull Feb 10, 2012
Photo Samuel Aranda-Courtesy World Press PhotoWell, the results were in from the World Press Photo 2012 contest, and it was Samuel Aranda who won the coveted title of World Press Photo of the Year 2012 award with his photograph of… Full Story »
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Abandoned: Weekly Photography Challenge
Digital Photography School &bull Feb 10, 2012
Earlier today we posted a series of photos on the themes of Abandonment and Urban Decay (uplifting stuff wasn't it). I thought it might make a good theme for this weeks photography challenge too. While not everyone will have an… Full Story »
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World Press Photo of the Year Winners Announced
PhotographyBLOG &bull Feb 10, 2012
The winners of the World Press Photo of the Year contest have been announced. The overall winner is Spanish photographer Samuel Aranda for his image of a woman holding a wounded relative in her arms, inside a mosque used as a field hospital by demonstrators against the rule of President Ali Abdullah Saleh, during clashes in Sanaa, Yemen on 15 October 2011 (above). The jury gave prizes in nine themed categories to 57 photographers of 24 nationalities from: Afghanistan, Argentina, Australia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Canada, China, Denmark, France, Germany, India, Iran, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Russia,… Full Story »
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Emotionless
Thoughts of a Bohemian &bull Feb 10, 2012The new crop of world press winners is out and as in every year many reflections come to mind. Reminiscent of Eugene Smith's Tomoko Uemura in Her Bath , the winning image, from Spanish photographer Samuel Aranda lacks all the… Full Story »
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8 Years, 8 Members, 8 Stories: bryanboyer
Flickr Blog &bull Feb 10, 2012
For our eighth anniversary series "8 Years, 8 Members, 8 Stories" we contacted Flickr members who joined Flickr in February 2004. We asked them what the best thing that's happened to them since they became a Flickr member, what it is that they love about Flickr, and what their eight favorite photos from other Flickr members are. We will publish the eight installments throughout the day. Bryan tells us that the… Full Story »
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Canon PowerShot SX240 HS Face ID function
LetsGoDigital English Edition &bull Feb 10, 2012Canon PowerShot SX240 HS camera with Face ID function : The Canon PowerShot SX240 HS is a 12.1 Megapixel ultra-compact camera with a high-quality powerful 20x Optical Zoom, Optical Image Stabilization and a stunning 25mm wide-angle lens. Powered by the… Full Story »
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Artensoft Tilt Shift Generator for Windows
PhotographyBLOG &bull Feb 10, 2012
Artensoft has announced Tilt Shift Generator, a Windows program that allows users to simulate the tilt effect achievable with a tilt-shift lens. The application uses a special algorithm to blur specific areas of the image by the right amount, and provides a number… Full Story »
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HD Video - How To Create A Dual-focus Hybrid Image In Photoshop
The Photoshop Blog &bull Feb 10, 2012
HD Video - How To Create A Dual-focus Hybrid Image In PhotoshopFebruary 09, 2012 Today's technique shows how to create a dual-focus hybrid image. In human speak, that means how to create an optical illusion that makes a photo looks like one thing from a distance (an adult lion) and another close up (a lion cub). The trick is to create an image that contains both high-frequency (close up) and low-frequency (far away) data, so that the image changes based on your visual distance. When I suggested to Deke that we call this movie, "How to make an optical illusion,"… Full Story »
