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Creating an Ironman composite shot on the Canon 5DSR
Back in June when I was lucky enough to get my hands on one of the first Canon EOS 5DSR cameras before its release thanks to Canon Australia and Camera Electronic, one of the photoshoots I organised was this creative one with Ironman and War Machine. Not only that but we managed to get our hands on an Audi R8 as well. For the hardcore dedicated Ironman fans out there you will probabaly notice the suits and the car don’t align perfectly with the films but we managed to do a pretty good job of getting the gist of it. read more…
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A portrait of British Comedian Chris Turner
British rapper and comedian Chris Turner visited Perth, Western Australia recently where I had the pleasure to take his portrait to serve as material for his upcoming tour. Of course we used flash! This post will breakdown how we created the image. read more…
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One comment on downloading. I find that Adobe Lightroom is ssssslllllllooooooooooooooooow to download, let alone the previews. So for the last 4 years I have used https://store.camerabits.com/products/photo-mechanic-version-5 program called Photo Mechanic. It’s available for both Mac and Windows. Absolutely lightning fast to set up and download. yes it will download to two locations at once. No you don’t have to wait for the download to finish before commencing to select your keepers (better than deleting the loses as it is a positive frame of mind approach).
You can tag your files up to 5 levels (I only ever use 3 (3 – keepers 2-maybes 1-garbage. If have sequences or the like i will use 4 for those.
You can use Photo Mechanic as a database for your files if you desire.
Best $150 (USD) I’ve spent.
The other item that is worth looking at is in the back-up arena. http://www.drobo.com is the a completely different system called DROBO. Again worth looking at and comparing with NAS systems.
For what it’s worth.
Love coming back to your blog, Brodie.
David Akesson