Review: Lume Cube 2.0
My review on the Lume Cube 2.0, including using it for video conferencing, on camera lighting, external lighting, and using the Lume-X app.
Read MorePosted by timfordphoto | Apr 17, 2020 | Latest, Product Reviews, Tips and Tricks |
My review on the Lume Cube 2.0, including using it for video conferencing, on camera lighting, external lighting, and using the Lume-X app.
Read MorePosted by timfordphoto | Apr 6, 2020 | Latest, Tips and Tricks |
In this tutorial I’ll run through the steps required to set up OBS for live streaming....
Read MorePosted by timfordphoto | Mar 31, 2020 | Latest, Tips and Tricks |
In this post I’ll explain how to use OBS (Open Broadcaster Studio) and FFmpeg together to...
Read MorePosted by timfordphoto | Dec 19, 2019 | Latest, Tips and Tricks |
Have you ever shot a photo and then, when processing it in Lightroom, wished the background elements could be blurred out a bit to make the foreground stand out more? Usually this requires exporting the image to Photoshop, but it’s actually possible to do this in Lightroom using local adjustments, and it’s also very easy. This short tutorial shows you how.
Read MorePosted by timfordphoto | Sep 12, 2019 | Latest, Tips and Tricks |
I recently got my hands on a Sony A7R III (upgraded from an A7R) and one thing that I was eager to try on it was recording to an external HDMI device, specifically the Atomos Ninja Inferno 4k HDMI recorder. The Inferno is, in short, a portable HDMI recorder that records up to 4k 60p resolution directly from your camera’s sensor. Your camera is saved from wear and tear and you get better video quality when using the Inferno. So how does it work with the A7R III? Find out…
Read MorePosted by timfordphoto | Aug 8, 2019 | Latest, Photography, Tips and Tricks |
Can you use a Canon Speedlite (such as the 580EX II) with a Sony A7R III? Yes! Here’s how!
Read MoreMy coloring book, “A Transforming Lens: Sketches from Photographs” is available now! Just $4.25!