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Tag Archives: review
Pressgram User Review
Pressgram is a photo publishing iOS app with a focus on content ownership and integration with WordPress blogs both self-hosted and via WordPress.com. It is an alternative to Instagram which has recently changed its Terms of Service (TOS) giving FaceBook, owner … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged app, apple, ios, iphone, photo, pressgram, review, sharing, social media, user
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Using Snapheal PRO
Last year I showed you a new photo app from MacPhun for Apple computers called Snapheal. It did its job of removing objects both small and large from digital photographs. Being a standalone application, it could only work with files … Continue reading
Posted in Photography
Tagged app, apple, application, canada, macphun, new york, niagara falls, nikon D700, ontario, photo, pro, review, snapheal, software, syracuse, user
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eBook Review: SLOW
In contrast to the fast shutter speeds I used for photographing the Syracuse Crunch hockey games, photographer Andrew S. Gibson’s ebook SLOW explores the use of long exposure photography. (See below for special discount codes) This is a kind of … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, Photography
Tagged 28-300mm, craft and vision, discount code, ebook, ithaca, long exposures, new york, nikon D700, review, slow, state park, taughannock falls, vr, water, waterfall
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Friday Links
Been awhile since I have shared some links with you and, since I am on vacation this week, thought it would be a good filler until I get back. Gear: Prime lenses can be confusing to photographers if they started … Continue reading
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Tagged cinderella castle, ebook, editing, florida, forced perspective, gear, inspiration, links, magic kingdom, moat, orlando, photo, prmie lens, review, walt disney world, water
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Healed in a Snap!
When MacPhun came out with the first version of Snapheal last fall, I immediately got it from the Mac App Store. Snapheal works similar to Adobe Photoshop’s Content Aware which easily removes unwanted objects from a photo image but at … Continue reading
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Tagged app, apple, mac, macbook pro, macphun, review, snapheal, software, user
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