Flashpoint Best Portable Strobe Profoto B10 Plus Check Price Best Overall Flashpoint XPLOR 600 Check Price Best Strobe for Drones Lume Cube Drone Strobe Check Price The phrase “strobe lights” means something different to photographers than it does DJs or haunted house curators. Good light is as crucial a tool to photography as a nice… Continue reading Best strobe lights for 2022
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3D Modeling Part 7: Tools and Techniques in Autodesk Maya
Too many 3D modeling tools to utilize in Autodesk Maya? Don’t panic! Let’s learn how to leverage the most common tools at the right time. The post 3D Modeling Part 7: Tools and Techniques in Autodesk Maya appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
Ikelite Announces DS230 Strobes with Modeling Light
New, more-affordable “standard� version of the DS230 comes with a modeling light instead of a video light
DIYer 3D-prints a working 35mm movie camera
Footage from Yuta Ikeya’s 35mm movie camera looks delightfully old-timey. Yuta Ikeya With the renaissance of film photography has come a resurgence in the popularity of Super 8. These analog video cameras are easily portable and always pack a punch of nostalgia. However, the film can be a little harder (and pricier) to find than… Continue reading DIYer 3D-prints a working 35mm movie camera
Flashpoint Xplor 300 Pro TTL R2 review: Impressive power in a small package
The modeling light offers both daylight and tungsten color balance. Stan Horaczek The toughest part of deciding on a battery-powered strobe is balancing size with power. You want enough oomph to let you work in bright sunlight, but you don’t want to lug a massive head out in the field. Flashpoint’s Xplor 300 Pro TTL… Continue reading Flashpoint Xplor 300 Pro TTL R2 review: Impressive power in a small package
3D Modeling Part 6: Low Poly Models and Texture Baking
Understand the importance of low poly modeling and low poly art in the industry and learn how to perfectly bake… The post 3D Modeling Part 6: Low Poly Models and Texture Baking appeared first on The Shutterstock Blog.
How your gear can uplevel your photography
Irving Penn built his own “light tent” using painted white boards. Yousuf Karsh swore by tungsten lights so he could make adjustments in real-time. George Hurrell invented the “boom light,” modeled on the boom microphone. For these historic photographers, gear was so much more than just camera equipment. All the details, from lighting patterns to… Continue reading How your gear can uplevel your photography