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    The Three Rules Of Creating Great Bokeh

    Jan 21, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    Bokeh, as you must know by now if you are a regular reader is a Japanese word that means blur. In photography the quality of…

    Pictures Of Water Drops Doing Their Thing

    Jan 20, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    If you ever thought that water drops are polite beings, just waiting for us to set up a strobe and take their picture, you could…

    How To Build A Spherical Panoramic (360) Head

    Jan 19, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    With software like PTgui and Adobe’s built in CS6 photomerge stitching of almost any sequence of semi-overlapping photos into a panorama is a no brainer….

    Fitting A Modern Camera With An Old-School Flashbulb

    Jan 17, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    Swedish photographer Sven Hedin was not happy with the flash his the Nikon 1 V1. specifically the proprietary hotshoe mount (and he is not the…

    How To Create A Wall Of Fire

    Jan 14, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    When Barry Elder first approached me with this tutorial I have to admit that I was kinda scared to put it online. I mean, it…

    Beautiful Time Lapse Of Blooming Flowers

    Jan 11, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    Photographer Katka Pruskova spent countless hours (over 730) to piece together an amazing timelapse showing how flowers bloom. The movie features a variety of flowers…

    Using Textured Wallpaper as a DIY Product Backdrop – An Exercise

    Jan 9, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    One of the easy ways to get interesting backdrop (at least for small objects) is to use textured papers. They come in small enough packaging…

    Building A Smooth Portable Video Dolly From Scraps

    Jan 7, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    Photographer Patrick Luke built quite a clever video Dolly. While we have had our share of dollies and sliders before, I don’t think I’ve seen…

    Download Adobe CS2 For Free

    Jan 7, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    Update: this was too good to be true, and Adobe shut it down (the dead link is not a result of overload). Read what this…

    How To Instasuqare Your Camera’s View Finder

    Jan 6, 2013 Udi Tirosh

    You Can always square your photographs in post, but true inst-edicts will not stop there. How about permanently squaring your DSLR’s view finder (Canon 40D…