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<p>I am a wedding photographer and recently I created a new album proofing tool because I couldn't find anything out there which met my needs. I know I might be bias but hear me out ...<br /><br />In my own workflow as a wedding photographer I often found myself sending out album designs but it takes a long time to get a response from the client. I analysed the situation and realised we, as a wedding photographers, do not give the easiest task to our clients.<br /><br />I have spoken to many photographers and we all have slightly different way of doing it but fundamentally it can be divided into two workflows:<br /><br />1. We send our clients an email with a link to the proofing website (in my case it was albumexposure ) and separate link to the gallery with all their photos (zenfolio and shootproof in my case). Then ask them to leave comments and references to file names under each spread that they wanted to modify.<br /><br />or alternatively<br /><br />2. Some ask the couple to select the photos they want for their wedding album and then design the photos with their favorite photos. Then send them the album design to review.<br /><br />In both cases, the customer will check the album design against the gallery at one point – just to see if another photo might fit better. Ultimately, we make the client look at the album design and their gallery separately. And in worst case, you ask them to write feedback in an email. This means they will need up to three windows/tabs open just to give us feedback. Of course, this will take time for the client and not something you do in the sofa under a blanket with your partner. <br /><br />This is why I developed a tool which integrates album proofs and gallery (it may be local, zenfolio, smugmug or shootproof). It also got features like "drag and drop" of conversation windows, convert album into mobile app. <br /><br />The album proof tool I created can be found here:<br /><a href="https://www.albumparrot.com/" rel="nofollow">www.albumparrot.com</a><br /><br />Would love to hear your feedback! I truly believe this is something which will make life easier for your clients and shorten the time between album design and order of album. </p>
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<p>Hi, I am new to this...<br>
<br /> I got two battery packs of profoto 7b generators, I got two FlexTT5 and 1 Mini TT1 pocketwizard. How do I make them all sync?</p>
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<p>Got a technical question....<br>
If I take a picture from a helicopter which is 100 meter up the air with a 12megapixel camera and then fly up at 200 meter and take a picture with a 24megapixel camera - will the quality of the image be the same? Will I be able to zoom into a tree and see the same details (assuming weather conditions is the same)<br /><br />Or are there other factors which impacts the quality of the image as the distance increases? I guess the distance itself is a factor? <br /><br />Hope this make sense :)<br /><br /></p>
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<p>I am going to buy an iMAC 27" (the latest one) - but I am not sure which specs is most important for photoshop and lightroom.<br>
Is it:<br>
-i5/i7<br />-video card 500mb vs 1GB<br />-RAM 4GB<br>
I know all four impacts the performance - what bothers me the most is when I open a file from lightroom to photoshop. Currently, it loads on my computer for 1 full second and the same when it closes. So i want the loading time to be quicker basically....<br>
Which one should I care about most?<br>
Cheers</p>
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<p>I am going to go to Bolivia and I would love to hook up with a photographer to arrange a shoot at Salar De Uyuni..... if you know one, then please send me a message.<br>
<p>Cheers!</p>
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<p>I got an eye-fi card but my D700 only supports CF card. I am looking for an adapter and found one but it was too big.....<br>
anyone suggestions?</p>
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<p>If you are a wedding photographer then I believe you should support other wedding photographers - do not cut down the profit because you can do it. Everyone has their way of doing it - if you ask somone to complete half their work then I personally believe it will not work.</p>
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<p>Hi All,<br>
Junebug released their 50 world's best wedding photos of year 2010 - I got the great honor of getting one of the spots! (Nr 16 is mine but all 50 images are really inspiring)<br>
Enjoy!</p>
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<p>Hi guys,<br>
I would like to get a lens for shooting the ring shots in a wedding. I use a D700 and the only one nikon offers is the 105mm f2.8 but the price is a bit steep especially as I plan to use it only for ring shots. Ideally I want the 60mm as the price is much better and does the same thing.<br>
Any 3rd party lens recommendation for the full frame camera?<br>
Cheers!</p>
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<p>Hi,</p>
<p>I got a nikon 70-200mm f2.8 lens and I have noticed after I changed to a D700 that my lens is "jumping" when it tries to focus....</p>
<p>Why is this? Is it some setting inside the camera? or the lens damaged?</p>
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<p>What was the technique for this photo do you guys think?<br>
http://brettbutterstein.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/06/NIC_MICHI_POST21.jpg</p>
<p>Is it a flash really? or a big disco light?</p>
<p>Cheers</p>
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<p>Did you check wpja.com?</p>
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<p>Great shot Felix. How did you set up the lighting?</p>
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<p>I was in a big grass field with very blue sky in the middle of the day. I wanted to underexpose the blue sky by a stop to get that DEEP blue color and then I wanted to add my flash to expose the subject properly. However, by big green grass was also under exposed (as the sky was). I guess using one flash to increase the grass field by one stop is out of the question so how do I get that blue sky but normal green and properly exposed subject?</p>
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<p>This weekend I asked the model to move the bottom part of her white dress at the same time that the head should be in the same position. Of course, there will be movement in the head but I hoped rear-curtain-sync flash would freeze that but it did not work....<br>
Problem was that I was working under very brigh conditions - midday sun light. So if I went down to 1/20 of a sec it was overexposed and my sync speed is max 1/250 (whilst my iso was the lowest it could be). <br>
Is there a way around this?<br>
I also tried to accept the slight "over exposure" but the rear curtain sync didn't do its job - is that because it was too bright?</p>
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<p>Thanks for all the feedback guys.<br>
I have heard a lot bad things about Craiglist so prefer to stay away from it. I am not planning to make a profit out of this shoot but do not plan to loose money on it either. Therefore I offer the same package to customers in Switzerland as I offer in NY. With that money I can cover my cost and have some money over for dinner.<br>
Ideally I would like to shoot some classic sites in New York but also be part of an american wedding - they tend to do things in style and big. Would be cool to shoot.<br>
So I was looking for particular sites and forums couple would use ...</p>
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<p>I am a wedding photographer based in Switzerland but would love to go to New York (don't ask why) and shoot a weding there once.<br>
Where is a good place to offer this for future bride and couples?<br>
My style is journalistic with a bit of fashion - this is my latest wedding for example:<br>
magnusbogucki.com/blog/photography/zurichberg</p>
<p>Cheers!</p>
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<p>Hi,<br>
My friends 18-55mm lens broke - on the backside of the lens there is a small black "thing" which fixes the lens to the camera itself.</p>
<p>When you twist the lens onto the house then you should here a "click" - it is secured by two black "things". One of these has fallen off.<br>
<br />Question is - can this be replaced by him or does he need to go to a garage? does anyone know what this "thing" is called?</p>
<p>Cheers!</p>
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<p>I posted the photo in question on my blog and it seem to be photoshop that was the "true" color - this is very strange though!<br>
You can see the photo here:<br /><a href="http://magnusbogucki.com/blog/photography/bride-portrait-session-luzern/">http://magnusbogucki.com/blog/photography/bride-portrait-session-luzern/</a></p>
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<p>What is "version 4 ICC" and how can I make sure I am NOT using it?</p>
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<p>But which program do you trust? Which of them shows the TRUE color?</p>
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<p>photoshop</p>
<p><img src="http://magnusbogucki.com/blog/Hochzeitsfotos/Picture-32-2.png" alt="" width="800" height="500" /></p>
<p>lightroom<img src="http://magnusbogucki.com/blog/Hochzeitsfotos/Picture-12-2.png" alt="" width="800" height="500" /><br>
http://magnusbogucki.com/blog/Hochzeitsfotos/Picture-12-2.png</p>
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<p>Hi All,<br /> Today I saw something I have not seen before. I used lightroom and opened it in photoshop and it has real difficulties to see the RED color. It is very different!<br /> I checked the colorspace in lightroom and photoshop - both use ProRGB.<br /> What is the reason for this? Now I am not sure who displays the "true" color - lighroom or photoshop??<br /> <br />Appreciate any help!<br />Magnus</p>
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<p>You are correct - it is a NEF file from Nikon.....<br>
I imported the files into lightroom and without touching it I opened it in photoshop and the colors were more pink then red.<br>
I tried to export the file as you mentioned and then opened it in PS and it is still pink....<br>
Should I trust the color of lightroom or photoshop?</p>
What album proofing solution if any do you use?
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<p>https://www.albumparrot.com<br>
Integrates album spreads and gallery into one view. You can also convert your album into APPs.</p>