I’m pretty sure you experienced already on of the following or similar scenarios: You transferred your valued photos from your memory card to your hard drive and thought everything is ok. But then you can’t find the photos! Something might have gone wrong with your copy job – but you trusted everything was ok – good that you still have … Continue reading →
The Overmacs Team has released PhotoSweeper 2.0 with various improvements: • New pixel-perfect user interface looking gorgeous on Yosemite • Even a faster performance, tremendously impressive for huge collections (100K+ images) • Incredibly simple & user-friendly comparison settings to define the desired result: finding duplicates, similar photos, series of shots • New View Results modes that allow you to compare and … Continue reading →
Plan your shot! No worries this post is not going to be a preachment towards that you from now on should plan all your shootings before hitting the release button on your camera. This posting is more about an app that supports you to plan your shooting if you like. PlanIt! for Photographers is dedicated to all landscape, travel, nature photographers … Continue reading →
After my teaser I started to think about what kind of photos I have ready, to design a new blurb photo book. Of course some photos I took on our last vacation to Scotland are worth to be printed into a photo book. You can preview my book online, but if you want you can also buy a printed copy. The book … Continue reading →
Prior to my vacation to Scotland I bought a filter holder to be more precise the Cokin Z-Pro. Along with it several Cokin ND filters and a 10 stop ND grey filter from Hitech. My decision to buy the Cokin Z-Pro and the Hitech 10 stop filter was driven by the price and the fact, that all the Lee stuff … Continue reading →
Making your own photo book with Lightroom and Blurb – Up to now I developed and organized my RAW photos with Apples Aperture. Last christmas I purchased Lightroom in addition. The support that can be found at the internet such as blog-posts, tutorials and forums show that Lightroom seems to be more popular. Of course you can find equivalent support … Continue reading →
PicsAround a community based photo location database. The idea behind PicsAround is simple and easy, just one of those things that need to be remembered and discovered by someone. Assume you are anywhere or nowhere, just start up PicsAround, raise your iPhone and see what you can discover. What to be discovered is a share of photos other app users … Continue reading →
