My New Lightroom Course Is Here!
Over the years, I’ve had constant requests to produce a video series covering post-processing – so I’m finally doing it!
For the past 4 1/2 months, I’ve been working on the first of my Lightroom Video Workshop Series and it’s finally done!
And I think it’ll blow your mind 🙂
The first course is all about the Library Module, File Handling, and Importing. It includes 30 regular
As you know, I’m a bit of a tripod / monopod junkie. So, I’m excited to share my review of the new Wimberley MonoGimbal head.
This new lightweight head allows you to balance your rig just like a regular gimbal head – point up or down and everything stays in place, no need to tighten the locking knob. However, this compact unit is only a fraction of the size of …
So, I talk to a LOT of people who are excited about Nikon’s new products (although this post applies to any manufacturer) but there’s often an issue with availability.
In fact, I get e-mails and comments on a regular basis from people asking if I know anything about a particular product’s availability (and no, I don’t).
However, there is a simple little trick for finding hard-to-get gear. In fact, I …
One question I see drift through my e-mail box on a regular basis is about accessories – specifically, the ones I like and use when I’m out in the field. So I decided to put a video together and show you eight of my favorites. I use each and every accessory you see in the video on a regular basis and I honestly don’t know what I’d do without them!…
The survey is now closed – thank you!
So, I need your advice.
I’m looking for my next project or two and I have a ton of ideas. However, it would really help if I had a better idea of what kind of gear you shoot and what topics you were the most interested in.
Most of the topics below are self-explaintory, however, I want to explain the Field Techniques book …
NOTE: I’ve had a few comments / e-mails asking if this is how I AF fine tune my lenses. I wanted to mention before you start the article that this testing technique is NOT for that purpose. This is simply for sharpness testing between optics, not for AF fine tuning. For AF fine tuning, I use LensAlign. On to the article 🙂
Lately, I’ve been producing quite a few videos featuring sample shots from various …
WOW! I got a real surprise in my mail last month!
I see a large envelope from my state representative, Barbara Sears. Not sure what’s inside (or what I do LOL) so I open it up to find this special recognition from the Ohio House Of Representatives! Yes, I was VERY surprised! So a big public HEARTFELT THANK YOU to Barbara Sears and the Ohio House Of Representatives! This is …
