Posts by Author: John Aldred
Are control consoles the future of photo editing? DIYP reviews the Loupedeck+
Since Adobe switched from perpetual licenses to a subscription model, I’ve been trying to make my photo and video workflow as Adobe-free as possible. As…
Samsung busted tweeting stock photos to promote Galaxy A8 camera
With as much as Samsung gives Apple a hard time in its promotional material, Apple fans will probably get a chuckle over this one. Samsung…
Learn pancake editing in three simple stages
Pancake editing is a term I’ve heard a few times lately, but not something I’ve really started to look into until recently. It’s essentially an…
Chroma Chrono is the world’s first programmable multi colour camera flash
I’ve not quite decided yet whether the Chroma Chrono is genius or a gimmick. It’s an interesting idea, a programmable RGB camera flash capable of…
The Power Junkie is a “Swiss army knife” for Sony L series NP-F batteries
A big thing for me, as a location shooter, is portable power. Whether it’s for powering lights and cameras or charging them up when they’re…
This is what it looks like through a 360° camera attached to a flying arrow
The guys at Corridor are fairly well known for their flying cameras. From others, we’ve also seen action cameras stuffed into a giant nerf football and…
How to create a fake recording studio background with pegboard & a cardboard box
Sometimes, you aren’t able to get access to the types of real locations you need in order to photograph somebody. Sometimes the location might have…
Oprema Jena’s future in doubt as company files for bankruptcy
Well, that’s a shame. It looks like the Oprema Jena lenses may not come to fruition. The company behind them, Net SE Group has filed…
The original Canon 5D goes up against the 5D Mark IV in this street portrait comparison
I was just talking yesterday about how interesting it is to see the progression of digital cameras. Well, here we have another. This time a…
Omar Z Robles shoots amazing photographs of ballet dancers in the street
I don’t know about you, but for me, when it comes to photographing people, dancers make the absolute best subjects. They just have such control…






































