Category Archive: Everyday HDR In Use

Apr 29 2013

Made the Switch to Canon

Canon-HDR

Last week I discussed the possibility of making the switch from the Olympus E-30 to the Canon 6D.  Well I did it.  I purchased it through Amazon because I could not pass up the deal on the 70-300mm lens with it.  They were running a $300 off the 70-300mm promotion with the purchase of a …

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Apr 26 2013

Halos and HDR, Episode 1: Avoiding Them Altogether

Avoid-Halos

I was recently asked to do a tutorial on how I fix Halos in Photoshop.  I could very easily have started there, however, I feel it is important to understand the culprits of the halos in Photomatix.  Your best defense against a halo in post processing is to avoid them altogether. Episode 1 of Halos …

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Apr 23 2013

HDROne Article: My Battle With HDR

Check out my recent article for HDR One, the awesome Online HDR Magazine! I discuss a couple of the idiosyncracies of HDR that I have debunked over time.  I also make quite the confession about my past smug ways!

Apr 22 2013

Canon / Nikon making the jump from Olympus!

Well it has been 4 awesome years with my Olympus E-30, but it is time to retire her.  I bought my E-30 when I was a semi-hobbyist and it took me very well into my “Pro” days.  I have a nice little nest egg of lenses and flash equipment, but I have to put all …

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Apr 15 2013

Sunsets

I have stated many times in the past that I am a sunrise kind of guy.  I prefer the sunrise over the sunset for the time of day really.  Sunrises happen early, so early that you don’t often hear,“Hey did you catch that sunrise?” I like that.  Sunrises feel like an intimate session with me photographing …

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Apr 08 2013

Shooting in the Rain, a DIY Project

A few weeks ago we were visiting the Lake of the Ozarks.  The whole family was asleep, taking the routine nap, Michael always sleeps better with Mommy close (he is a Mommy’s Girl)!  I really wanted to get outside and do some shooting but it was raining. My current camera is not weather sealed so …

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