- Style of Northeastern New Territories – That’s What We Call Life Exhibition
- The Basics of Time Lapse Photography with Vincent Laforet from Canon
- 10 Important Lightroom Library Shortcuts and Tips
- Introducing the Phottix Mitros TTL Flash for Canon
- Better Color from LED Lights
- Video Tutorial – How To Shoot A Beverage Shot With Rob Grimm
- DC Home 12 周年站聚相片精華
- First Look at Annie Leibovitz’s New Disney Dream Project Featuring Taylor Swift
- Behind The Scene Video on Jameson Whiskey Product Shoot
- Behind The Scene Video On A Magazine Shoot
Those were the days
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Monthly Archives: July 2012
Kai hooked up with Zack Arias during his stay in Hong Kong last week for Creative Asia conference. Check out this awesome video where Zack and Kai work around a cheap camera and getting it to sync with a flash while shooting in the streets of Hong Kong.
Source – DigitalRevTV
Photography is the art of capturing light. Infrared photography, on the other hand, is the art of capturing invisible light. If your looking for something new and unique to add to your photography arsenal then you came to the right place NIR Color is truly beautiful, surreal and will transform ordinary landscapes into something magical and ethereal.
- NIR Color uses “near infrared” light technology, along with infrared “color” filters to add violet, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red colors, and all their combinations back into your image. The combination creates stunning imagery with otherworldly and mysteriously atmospheres.
When using “NIR” everyday objects differ sharply from those of visible light. A blue sky can sometimes appear very dark, while foliage often turns light to create an amazing and chilling contrast. Not only will the contrast make your photo ‘pop’, it will also transform the original color to ones that are dreamy and surreal using our infrared “color” filters. The decision is in your hands to tone down the color to ones that are classy, clean, and contrasted. Or boost them to a dramatic color of your choosing taking your infrared photography to a completely different level. With NIR Color you can quickly see how incredibly beautiful the world can be in a different light.
- NIR Color …
- Works best on colorful landscape images
- “Near Infrared” technology turns blue-sky dark and foliage light to make your image ‘pop’
- Infrared “Color” filters add violet, blue, green, yellow, orange, and red colors,
and all their combinations back into the image to create a dreamy and surreal appearance.
- Works with Hi-Res images and saves Hi-Res for top-quality results
- Gets you started fast with a variety of presets
- Creates personal-favorite custom presets using the “Save Preset” menu
- Has the addictive JixiPix Randomizer – so much fun!
- Easy-to-use slider controls to adjust light, contrast and texture just how you want it
- Superfast preview mode to immediately see edit results, with large image rendered at save
- You can save to the photo roll and/or email or post to Facebook. Share your masterpieces!
- Superior customer support and updates – we’re committed to your long-term satisfaction
NIX Color for iPhone (US$1.99) and NIX Color HD for iPad (US$0.99) are both free now on the App Store, get them fast before the special offer ends.
Source – jixipix.com
The Kick is a lightweight, feature rich, affordable photo/video light for smart phones and SLRs. It boasts amazing light effects and creative features: adjustable color temperature, colored light (any color!), animated light, built-in light effects and streaming of light from existing videos for use in your own video production. With the Kick and the Kick App you can sample light effects pretty much like you sample music!
Kick will help you take better pictures, make better videos and have great fun doing it.
Kick excels at animated light. Pick one of the cool built-in effects like Rainbow, Strobe, or Mood. Or, something more dramatic like Fire, Lightning Storm and Cannon shots. It is all there and more…
With the Kick and the Kick App you can also sample light effects from any video stored on your iPhone. Or simply sample light straight from the iPhone camera, while you use it. Just point the iPhone towards the light effect you want the Kick to recreate, tap the screen – and the Kick will emit that light! It’s automatically stored in the effects library for use later on.
Check out more info on their Kickstarter Page, link here.
Source – Rift Labs
PhotographyBB Magazine is available for free download:http://www.photographyBB.com/magazine
Volume #53 discusses techniques for photographic storytelling in relation to portrait photography. Beginners will learn about the various lens filters available along with when and why they should be used. Additionally, readers will go through a black & white photography workflow walkthrough to learn techniques for better black & white processing.
Source – PhotographyBB Online
Emily Soto Seminar & Workshop Tour 2012 Hong Kong Session @ PASM Workshop is Now Open for Registration
[Update: 18 August 2012, the Hong Kong workshop is now full and closed for registration, on behalf of Emily, we wish to thank all for the support]
Emily Soto is an up-and-coming international fashion, celebrity and lifestyle photographer based in southern California. Since beginning her career only two years ago, her work has been chosen by editors to grace covers of countless magazines on newsstands worldwide. In the process, she has gained tens of thousands of followers on Facebook and receives thousands of hits a week on her website.
Emily is handpicked by fashion editors to shoot their models and has experience working with the top model agencies and clients. She is sponsored by Mola lighting and last year received a “Best of Photography” award from Sigma.
Emily collaborates with creative directors to create one-of-a-kind photographs, whose look, feel and style sets them apart from everyone else. Soto also does her own editing so that from its inception, each photo is truly her creation. Emily cites Tim Walker as an inspiration for her whimsical, dream-like images. ”I absolutely love what I do,” Emily says. “To me, it just comes naturally, so I decided a couple of years ago to do what I love full time.
Emily will embark on a multi-country tour this summer and lead workshops across Asia that includes Singapore, Hong Kong, Philippines & Malaysia.
We are happy to announce that PASM Workshop will be hosting Emily’s Soto‘s Seminar and Workshop Tour 2012 in Hong Kong on 25 and 26 August 2012. Admissions is now open and will be on a first come first serve basis. Emily has now over 35,000 likes on her Facebook Page and her YouTube Video Channel just rocks.
Details after the jump…..
Shape Easy 22 / 纖形22 伸展舞步+療程 TVC Shot by Red Bus Production at PASM Workshop in April.
Behind-The-Scene (BTS) video on Shape Easy 22 / 纖形22 伸展舞步+療程 TVC shoot by PASM Workshop. To see more videos on productions shot at PASM, please hop over to our video gallery page, link here.
Reflectors: A Lighting Tutorial – The Slanted Lens
Combining Strobes and Reflectors: A Lighting Tutorial – The Slanted Lens