The WCC Weekly Roundup
Reflectors
Reflectors can be a very useful and inexpensive tool. In this video by "SLR Lounge" they show a number of different techniques for using reflectors in harsh sunlight.
Canon Roadshow
If you haven't heard, the Canon roadshow is scheduled for Saturday 9th of July. You can download the latest Canon Click magazine from here...
Camera Raw
Thanks to the guys who did presentations last week! There was quite a lot of interest regarding shooting in RAW. There's a good (technical) explanation of the RAW process by "Cambridge In Color".
There are literally thousands of RAW processing videos that I'll leave you guys to Google yourself. Here's a link to one from Adobe.
Improve Photography
Improve photography is another cool learning website. I was attracted to a couple of their posts...
The Moon
I'm sure you all enjoyed watching the Eclipse this week. Bet you didn't know there are 12 Hasselblad cameras sitting on the moon. The cameras were used between 1969 and 1972 and were left behind to allow them to bring back 25kg's of lunar rock. First one there can keep the 12 cameras...
Reflectors can be a very useful and inexpensive tool. In this video by "SLR Lounge" they show a number of different techniques for using reflectors in harsh sunlight.
Canon Roadshow
If you haven't heard, the Canon roadshow is scheduled for Saturday 9th of July. You can download the latest Canon Click magazine from here...
Camera Raw
Thanks to the guys who did presentations last week! There was quite a lot of interest regarding shooting in RAW. There's a good (technical) explanation of the RAW process by "Cambridge In Color".
There are literally thousands of RAW processing videos that I'll leave you guys to Google yourself. Here's a link to one from Adobe.
Improve Photography
Improve photography is another cool learning website. I was attracted to a couple of their posts...
- What does a lens hood do?
- How long will my shutter last?
- 9 Things photographers need to know about memory cards.
The Moon
I'm sure you all enjoyed watching the Eclipse this week. Bet you didn't know there are 12 Hasselblad cameras sitting on the moon. The cameras were used between 1969 and 1972 and were left behind to allow them to bring back 25kg's of lunar rock. First one there can keep the 12 cameras...
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