February 4, 2016
This weeks tutorial video focuses on getting better dynamic range on single files and shares some of the powerful tips used in our Natural HDR presets to show you you can improve dynamic range on any image.
But there’s no need for me to keep writing. Watch the video and see for yourself — Seim
October 9, 2015
A7R II, 10sec, ISO 12,800, Canon 24mm TSe II
I believe I can go at least 50 inches with this. Here’s a few tight crops. . Yes there’s some noise, but it has a reasonable nice grain feel to it and for this ISO it’s amazing.
— Gav
March 25, 2015
In this weeks video we go on a trip to New Mexico and look at how light falls in a harsh situation. We’ll briefly study how to can better catch the falling light. Lots more eon this topic in the EXposed series.
Hope you enjoy — Seim
February 25, 2015
You cannot train light, until light trains you! Then you can ask yourself. Am I controlling light, or is it controlling me?
Today’s video is quick and dirty and it’s about liquid light! Not that old emulsion in a bottle stuff, though that’s cool. Today I want us to stop and think. In recent years I’ve started thinking about how we handle light at a fundamental level. The more I think about light the way I describe today, the more I UNDERSTAND it. Light can have a mind of it’s own. But once you understand it’s nature as I often speak about in my workshops. Everything changes and it opens up a whole new world.
If you don’t fully understand the science of light you need to watch EXposed or study something like it because it will change your entire thought process on light,.
Tell me your thoughts in the comments — Seim
February 20, 2015
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In today’s video we’re going to look at six lighting conditions and talk about the 3 ways to use light. — I talk a lot in my workshops about Zones, tones and planning our images. Today we get to look at years of images from the same scene and the journey to getting the perfect light. We photographers are not controlling light like they could be! And it all starts in how we see and plan our images. Whether it’s a landscape or a portrait. They work the same!
This all boils down to 3 choices. Take it! Make it! Or wait for it! Watch video and then remember these tips.
— Seim
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