"Project Rigel," Adobe's mysterious upcoming mobile photo editor, could be officially unveiled in October.
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It’s not going to revolutionize your work flow by any means, but if you’ve been looking for a comparatively cheap way to introduce some unique lighting into your photography, this little tutorial might provide exactly what you’re looking for.
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Capturing product shots doesn't need to be expensive. In fact, all you need is a LED light and a decent camera, and you're good to go. This article shows you how to make the most out of your product shots using a few simple techniques and tools.
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photoLighting equipment is one of those categories of gadgets that can cost as much as your budget allows. If you'd prefer not to blow your life savings on some nice kicker lights, you can build some of your own for around $15 in materials.
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If you don't have money to spend on expensive photography equipment, this article will give you some quick D-I-Y tips for creating your own budget equipment. By the end of the article, you'll be able to take pictures under the right lighting and discover the difference $15 can make!
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The Pocket Photo 2 will be compatible with Android, iOS and Windows mobile operating systems. As in the first Pocket Photo, the new iteration will work with a downloadable app. You can edit the photo in the app, add filters, effects and frames, and send the image to the printer wirelessly through NFC and Bluetooth.
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Photo printing has never been accessible until now. With the release of Pocket Photo 2, digital photographers will be able to bring their photos into the real world. You'll be able to buy this in stores following its launch in January. Read the article for more details.
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Foldio is a new accessory that gives smartphone users the ability to take high quality products shots on-the-go. This article explains what features you can expect from this innovative product.
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"Whether your weapon of choice right now is a point-and-shoot, a DSLR without any external flash, or a DSLR with a hotshoe flash, Phil Steele of Steele Training shares a few solid tips on fill-flash, slow-sync flash (commonly labeled as “Night Portrait” mode on a point-and-shoot), and starting to use basic diffusers."
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This tutorial covers the basics of capturing night scenes using a few flash photography tips. If you're a beginner struggling to make your night photos look good, you need to check this out.
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"There are a lot of great lenses out there you can attach to your phone that open up a new world of possibilities."
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If you're trying to take your smartphone photography to the next level, you might want to invest in a better lens more powerful than the one comes with your device. This article provides a list of some of the best attachable lenses you can get for your smartphone this summer.
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Think you need thousands of dollars for a great lighting setup? You don’t. We've picked three of the eight projects and made stop-action videos demonstrating the exact steps for constructing each. We have also provided links to step-by-step instructions for the other five accessories. So get that gaffer tape ready, it's time to create your own DIY photo studio.
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If you're in need of some lighting equipment for your photo shoots but don't have the budget, this article will show you how to improvise and build your own lighting equipment using common household items. You won't spend more than $10 creating any of these items -- good news for any cash budget strapped photographer.
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"At this poing, Black Friday is almost a bigger holiday than Thanksgiving itself. Turkey and stuffing have taken a back seat to cheap stuff. We get it. But, in the interest of giving you as much freetime with your family as possible, we're rounding up some of the best deals. We apologize in advance to your bank account. [Disclaimer: These deals will change, sell-out, and sometimes do otherwise annoying things. We'll do our best to keep up with the links as they're added or die, but we do have turkey to eat...]"
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Black Friday is here, and so are the new 2013 Black Friday Camera deals from stores across the country. If you're lucky enough, you'll be able to find what you're looking for at half the price. If you're not, just get yourself some Thanksgiving Turkey and call it a day.
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Here's the latest update about Adobe's next mobile editor.