The complete (to be) list of the equipment that we use, have used or know it is good
Continue reading: Photigy Recommended Gear
The complete (to be) list of the equipment that we use, have used or know it is good Continue reading: Photigy Recommended Gear
An Interactive online course to learn studio photography equipment with alex Koloskov. Continue reading: How to Start in Studio Photography online course: The Equipment.
Nikon D800E v.s Hasselblad H4D40 This is a second part of the test-review of Nikon D800E and hasselblad H4D40 cameras. Read the first part here: Nikon D800E v.s Hasselblad H4D40: Round One
Join the forum discussion on this Continue reading: Nikon D800E v.s Hasselblad H4D40: the end of medium format superiority? Round two
The first part of Nikon D800E and Hasselblad H4D40 cameras test-review Continue reading: Nikon D800E v.s Hasselblad H4D40: the end of medium format superiority? Round One
Easy and foolproof “lightbox” setup under 10 minutes Continue reading: Studio Photography 101: Lightbox setup “on the go”
Recently I’ve installed a cool iPhone application, called TriggerTrap. This is a soft-version of a TriggerTrap device, and this is my review/functionality test. Continue reading: TriggerTrap iPhone Application hands-on review
In this post, we go behind the scenes and show you step-by-step how to create an amazing product shot using only a couple of DIY lights. We build the lights right before your eyes, too! Continue reading: Do-It-Yourself Studio Lighting: Sony speaker shot step-by-step
It was a long time since I’ve decided to write this article, and eventually I’ve got enough time to finish big piece of it and publish. This suppose to be the complete list of gear we use for our photography business: cameras, lighting, support, light modifiers, etc. I will be trying to explain why we Continue reading: Our Equipment List
Chrome brush tabletop studio photography Recently we had a shoot for our long term client of ours, Anisa International. You already know what its for, right? Yep, chrome cosmetic brushes. This time the client wanted the brushes to be photographed directly from the top (top-down shot), which brought up an interesting challenge to me. Continue reading: DIY lighting tent for glossy subject, top-down shots |
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