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How to Make Your Watermark More Subtle in Lightroom

The Phoblographer - 27 Sep 2014 12:09
How to Make Your Watermark More Subtle in Lightroom Making your watermark not look like it's even there can be a great way to prevent the theft of your images without degrading image quality.
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Little Planet Photos That Feature Rocket Launches, Air Shows, and Mars Estonian photographer Andrew Bodrov of 360Pano has been shooting panoramic photographs for over a decade in countries around the world. His work even spans planets: last year he released an interactive panorama created u...
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These People are Taking Funny Photos to Highlight their City's Pothole Problem   A group of friends in Kaunas, Lithuania have teamed up to create a hilarious series of photos to highlight their city’s egregious pothole situation. The group of friends, who call themselves Ž999, posted a 40-pictu...
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GoPro to Launch a Cheaper, Low-End Action Camera Simply Called the HERO. Here It Is. Earlier this week we published the world’s first full leak of the upcoming GoPro HERO4 cameras. Here’s a second major reveal that we’re sharing exclusively with our readers: GoPro will be unveiling a cheaper, entry...
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7 Questions with Adam Panczuk About His Portraits of the 'Karczeby' in Poland Adam Panczuk (1978) lives in Warsaw. In his work he travels to wherever he finds an interesting subject. He studied photography at the Multimedia Communication Department of Academy of Fine Arts in Poznan. With his proje...
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Photographer and filmmaker Matthew Frost recently teamed up with actress Kirsten Dunst to create a short film commenting on today’s selfie-obsessed culture. In the film, Kirsten Dunsts plays herself meeting two selfie-...
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Nixie: A Tiny Flying Camera Drone You Wear On Your Wrist If the idea of a wearable camera drone seems downright strange to you, you’re probably not alone, but a new wrist-mounted flying concept camera called the Nixie makes this strange idea seem both possible and completely...
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Quick Tip: Remember Exposure Values in Different Lighting Situations Instead of relying on your camera meter, you'll gain a lot from remembering exposure values in different situations.
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Christopher Nunn descirbes his photographic style as 'quiet and simple.' This rings true throughout his project, Falling into the Day, a look into the life of his friend David, an artist living with Alzheimer's. Nunn an...
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The Best Lenses Under $500

The Phoblographer - 27 Sep 2014 06:34
The Best Lenses Under $500 Looking for affordable but great lenses? Here are the best lenses under $500.
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M-Magazine: A New Publication that Only Features Photos Taken with Leica M-Series Cameras It's been sixty years since the launch of the Leica M3, Leica's first rangefinder camera. Since then, an unimaginable number of images have been taken with the M-series lineup, many of which are among the most iconic in ...
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'Project: Emoji' Brings Emojis Into the Real World Through Clever Photography and Photoshopping This summer, photographer Joshua Chang started a humorous little series that brings emojis IRL (into real life) through composited and Photoshopped photographs. It's appropriately titled Project: Emoji and although he ne...
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Picture of the Day: The Maloja Pass, Switzerland

Twisted Sifter - 27 Sep 2014 00:08
Picture of the Day: The Maloja Pass, Switzerland Photograph by Paul Bica   The Maloja Pass (Italian: Passo del Maloja, German: Malojapass) (elevation 1815 meters/5954 ft) is a high mountain pass in the Swiss Alps in the canton of Graubünden, linking the valleys of En...
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