Who remembers using these?
Who remembers using these?
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I shot this yesterday when crossing Ocean Parkway. I saw this family and I knew I wanted some shots of them. I just aimed my iPhone and popped about a half dozen shots and hoped for the best. This one came out great, in my opinion, especially with the black and white treatment.
By the way, I shot and processed this on my iPhone (using Snapseed)
I just installed a solid state drive into my Mac Pro to store my very large LightRoom catalog in. I currently have over 215k images and LightRoom is slowing to a crawl. It doesn’t help that the catalog was installed on slower 5,400rpm “green” drives. I decided to move the entire catalog over to a 256GB SSD to see what would happen. Night and day difference. LightRoom now works in real-time again, even with 215k images. This screencast is just a demo of the speed differences. Very dramatic increase.
Miele Rosario EnFoco Workflow Workshop from Jean Miele on Vimeo.
Now, if you have the Flipboard app on your mobile device, you can subscribe to my new curated photo magazine “photo mOjO.” Just click on this link to subscribe. You'll need to do it from a mobile device like an iPad or iPhone and you'll have to download the newest Flipboard app if you don't already have it.
This is an amazing sculpture at Green-Wood Cemetery. While all the other angels are standing and pointing at the sky, this one isn't. Just poignant emotion.
Poked the camera into a crypt window and saw this.
I'm a pro photographer based in Brooklyn, NY. My work includes both commercial and fine art photography. I'm also a film maker and video editor.
Along with being a commercial shooter, I'm also a digital imaging and workflow consultant. I train photographers, both advanced amateurs and pros, in the use of Adobe Lightroom, Aperture, and Photoshop as well as various Mac-related software and hardware.
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A quick tip about how to quickly remove the horrible color fringing and chromatic aberrations in a high contrast image. I discovered a neat quick way to do this. Amazed I didn’t find it before.…
I shot this yesterday when crossing Ocean Parkway. I saw this family and I knew I wanted some shots of them. I just aimed my iPhone and popped about a half dozen shots and hoped for the best. This one came out great, in my opinion, especially with the black and white treatment. By the [...]…
Now, if you have the Flipboard app on your mobile device, you can subscribe to my new curated photo magazine “photo mOjO.” Just click on this link to subscribe. You'll need to do it from a mobile device like an iPad or iPhone and you'll have to download the newest Flipboard app if you don't [...]…
