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Even if you aren't, come'on! What possible purpose can a post like that have except get a lot of people excited into...

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- We care because we want or need accurate colors. Many situations (like capturing the interior of a house for an architecture or real estate promotion) require that we capture colors as they are....

It does.... I have an optical triggering system, namely Nikon CLS/AWL. Originally I tried using these flashes with CLS/AWL, and they triggered unreliably: both strobes. So I set them aside until...

Yeah, and I think the air gap has more to do with the flash, since none of 4 triggers work. Interesting that the "air gap" isn't an issue with the camera body. Someone also suggested a resistance...

One of my YN-560 speedlights won't trigger with my RF-602 radio triggers. I had time tonight to test thoroughly. Here's what I did. - I have 2 YN-560's, and 4 RF-602 receivers, so I tested them...

Except that: - The flash needs to be off-camera to avoid flatening facial features (already pretty flat in that first by-the-tractor shot) - To cover a group that big and where they're positioned...

I use CS5 as well, but most wedding/portrait photographers out there either rely on off-the-shelf presets like VSCO (google them) and/or cook-up their own. The key for portraits is generating skin...

Yeah, but many of those people don't need 24MP either. Still hoping for a D4 sensor lite FX body... -- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ http://imagesbyeduardo.com/blog1/banner4.png Home page:...

20g less than the 780g D7000? Interesting. Hopefully not at the expense of build quality. EDIT: oh, I see now with battery it's 850g (why do they ever list the w/o battery weight? Who uses these...

- It depends on the type of image: a blurry ferris wheel may sell quite well! - Stock agencies don't in and of themselves define what is or isn't a great photo - Try selling much of what stock...

Agreed. Also, I don't think LR is the best place to do it, since (IIRC) the adjustment brush supports only sharpening, but not blurring. To the OP, an approach that uses layers and masking would...

Thought this would be a nice counter-balance for recent and past discussions about...

Expensive, maybe, but "anemic" is the word that really comes to mind. The D800 @ 36MP already bests the 5DIII in high ISO performance, by some accounts. Dare we imagine what a Nikon 24MP will do...

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This is the camera many of us were asking for at least a year ago (I thought it would be the D7000): http://imagesbyeduardo.com/main/uncategorized/d7000-fx-trapped-in-a-d90’s-body/ It will be...

One bit of clarification: if you're passing the image from LR into PS (which I sometimes do), you are only excersizing the first step of sharpening (Capture). Fortunately, once you save the file in...

I typically sharpen only at the output stage, and leave the small amount of input (25) sharpening that LR has set alone. It seems to work out well for me, where before I would spend a lot of time...

First, sorry to you both for my misunderstanding, but in reading your responses to me (look them over again) it really did come across as if (a) LR is only good for weddings and (b) LR isn't as...

Hmm. Not quite sure what's going on there. I got quite pleasant results, nothing muddy at all, actually. Left-most image in all of these is for my Nikon D700, using the DNG Profile plus a arc(up)...