iPhone Photography: Slow Shutter Cam
Now that you have the free Alt Photo and installed the latest update, let's talk about other fun iPhone apps. Here is one for shooting
Simon Griffiths on Black & White
Simon Griffiths was one of our advisors during the birth of Exposure. Recently he showed me a black & white project he is working on. I asked
Lighting for Exposure
Recently Doug James asked the following question in a blog comment. Question Since I bought Exposure, I have spent countless hours experimenting with different filters
Watercolor Portrait with Marilyn Sholin
Here is an article by Marilyn Sholin about using Snap Art for portraits. --- Watercolor is an extremely expressive medium. It takes a lot of
Exposure Wins PDN 2012 Software of the Year
Photo District News named Exposure 4 the Best Software of 2012. Dan Havlik said, "There's tons of software on the market that digitally simulates the look of
David Mecey
I’m honored to introduce a new photographer friend of mine, David Mecey. David’s been a photographer for a long time; he speaks at various trade
Blow something up with Marilyn Sholin
Marilyn Sholin wrote this article about resizing her paintings. She's a veteran at preparing art for prints. Her painting style combines photography, Photoshop and even
JPEGs & Artifacts
Have you ever wondered why you should favor lossless formats like RAW, TIFF, and PSD? Why not save space on your hard drive and use a JPEG? This decision is pivotal during intermediate work when you open, adjust, and save the file repeatedly.
Huge installation using Blow Up
Here is a great example of Blow Up used in the real world. Christian Popkes created a dramatic outdoor photo installation at the Schömberg Photo Festival