Review: Scott Kelby’s “Photo Recipes Live Behind The Scenes”

If you’re one of the legions of photographer who’ve picked up or purchased one or all  three volumes of Scott Kelby’s “The Digital Photography Book”, then I suspect one of your favorite parts of those books are ..read more

This episode:

How to setup channels on your wireless SB800 and SB900 flashes Joe McNally’s SB900 tip about using the flash zoom A demo of using flash groups with multiple flashes

Scott Kelby and Matt Kloskowski will be hosting a weekly Nikon camera technique and tricks show called Nikon DTOWN. The premier episode is available at their new website.

Now, mind you even if you don’t shoot Nikon,  a lot of this stuff will translate ..read more

Scott Kelby’s Gonzo Holiday Gear Guide is now online, and any sane photographer would of course like a fair amount of what he has listed. Leading the way on the camera front are the Canon 5D Mark II and 50D and the ..read more

Scott Kelby’s books are like Photoshop’s smart sharpen filter for your brain. They aren’t hard to digest, easy to reference, and have the distinct ability to make things that may have been a little fuzzy in your head, much clearer. And so it is with ..read more

Loads to like. Kelby takes you through the good and bad (not so much bad).

Note for beta 2 users: There are some differences and some sound very cool. Off the top of my head the gradient filter sounds very useful, Scott says:

The Gradient ..read more

In a very rare blog update, the Lightroom Journal (the official blog of the Adobe Lightroom team) gets around to mentioning they’ve read Scott Kelby’s Lightroom 2.0 wishlist and that they appreciate the tremendous amount of user feed back, writing:

we’re listening and anxious ..read more

As I was saying yesterday, as great as Adobe Photoshop Lightroom is, there’s always room for improvement. I’ve mentioned adding support for HDR and panoramas, but I’d also love to see further advancement in the web module, and I wish that ..read more