Photography Websites and Resources
Camera and Lens Information Guides
- Ken Rockwell: http://www.kenrockwell.com/ index.htm
o Can be opinioned at times, but information is sound and has some great tips for settings on cameras: Sharpness, Focus, Colour etc. adjustments in camera.
Tips and Tricks
- Digital Photography School: http://digital-photography- school.com/
o Great place to learn
o Sign up for free monthly emails with Tips & Tutorials, Camera & Equipment Reviews and Post Production
- Digital Camera World: http://www.digitalcameraworld. com/
o Website is good, actual printed Magazine not so much
- Photoventure: http://www.photoventure.com/
o Good information, I find they put out different information then Digital Camera World which is good.
- Depth of Field Calculator: For those doing Landscapes or Macro
o http://www.dofmaster.com/ dofjs.html great online resource
o Mobile Apps (I use a Blackberry 10 device with native apps and Android apps, same may be available for iOS but can’t confirm)
§ DOF Calculator by Aimen RG ver. 1.0.0.12
§ DOF and Hyperfocal Calcualtor by Cunning Dog Software ver. 1.0.0.41
§ DoF Calc by JDS ver. 1.0.012
o Other Useful Mobile Apps depending what kind of photography you do
§ Tides Near Me - Free by randy Meech ver. 1.0.04
§ Sunrise Sunset by Alok Mandavgane ver. 1.0.0.12
§ Google Earth – this is a given
§ Google Sky Map for celestial photography
Video Tutorials:
- Lightroom
o http://lightroomkillertips. com/ (this guy is on contract with Adobe, he knows his stuff)
o http://blogs.adobe.com/jkost/ lightroom-training-videos Adobe Professional
- Photoshop
Other Useful Links:
- If you are into photographing Airplanes, great location is on Airport Road just down from the International Center….there is also a Timmies and Wendys which is handy.
o http://www.flightstats.com/go/ FlightStatus/ flightStatusByAirport.do (what airlines are coming in at any particular time)
o http://www.airlinecodes.co.uk/ arctypes.asp (to know what Airlines, Aircraft are coming in. Important if you want to catch the massive A380 or the Russian Antonov)
§ Really is quite amazing when they fly over your head at only a few hundred feet
If you really want to understand what an “f/stop” is http://www.uscoles.com/fstop. htm
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