VSCO Film review
VSCO Film presets are designed to replicate “analogue” looks while fitting into your existing digital workflow. Are they any good?
Tag: software
Phottix Mitros+ firmware 1.05 brings optimization & fixes for Nikon
The Mitros+ for Nikon, a radio-enabled i-TTL flashgun, has received a new firmware update.
Explore studio setups in 3D for free with new Set.a.Light Viewer
A new software utility makes it easier than ever for photographers and educators to share their studio lighting setups.
Simulate a studio for less: set.a.light 3D BASIC software released
Elixxier Software have announced a cheaper version of their set.a.light 3D studio simulation program.
‘Behind the scenes’ June photography competition results
With a €140 software licence up for grabs, who is the winner of our third community photo competition?
Profoto lights now react automatically to tethered camera settings
A new Capture One Pro plug-in makes flashes compensate automatically for changes in Iso and aperture.
HyperSync “significantly improved” in PocketWizard firmware update
The latest PocketWizard firmware fixes bugs, increases compatibility and improves HyperSync flash control.
Win €140 of lighting simulation software in our community photo contest
Enter your photographs in our competition for a chance to win a copy of set.a.light 3D STUDIO worth €140! This round’s theme is ‘behind the scenes’.
Patent promises an end to harsh shadows from built-in flash
Ugly lighting from pop-up flash – no more?
How to use off-camera flash with an iPhone 4
We review an iOS App that allows photographers to synchronise off-camera flashes with the iPhone’s camera. And it actually works!
Lastolite offer online lighting diagram creator
Photographers and educators have a new method for sharing behind-the-scenes lighting setups with other photography enthusiasts. Lighting Diagram is a browser-based online application partnered with Lastolite.
Elinchrom lights? There’s an app for that.
Elinchrom’s Skyport iOS app, originally announced a year ago, is finally available in the App Store. It allows photographers to remotely control the settings of their RX series studio flashes.