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Shutterbug Photo of the Day: “Under the Blood Red Sky” by Pawel Zygmunt
The Editors  |  Oct 06, 2015

Our Shutterbug Photo of the Day by Pawel Zygmunt is colorful image of a rugged landscape that features the deep tones of the sky reflected in the still waters.

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Epson Launches 13-Inch SureColor P400 Desktop Photo Printer
Shutterbug Staff  |  Oct 06, 2015

Epson launched the latest model in its SureColor photo printer line this morning: the 13-inch SC-P400. The Epson P400, which is designed for photo enthusiasts and advanced amateur photographers, offers more flexible media options for printing on a variety of photo papers. The Epson SC-P400 also adds Epson’s new UltraChrome HG2 pigment inks and uses Epson's MicroPiezo AMC print head.

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Lighting It Up: Our Comprehensive Look at the Best Lighting Gear for Photography
Joe Farace  |  Oct 06, 2015

Studio lighting hardware is going through the biggest change—a paradigm shift, really—since the flashbulb was invented in 1929. There are many trends and fads with LED’s popularity seemingly having equal parts of both. LED lighting also appeals to DSLR and mirrorless camera shooters who want to capture stills and video.

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In a Flash: How Photographer Adam Savitch Gets Maximum Impact From Minimal Lighting
Jack Neubart  |  Oct 06, 2015

Dividing his time between his New York City and Paris studios, photographer Adam Savitch specializes in still life and motion studies for advertising and editorial clients, often with an avant-garde mindset. When it comes to lighting, Savitch believes in the old adage “less is more.” He doesn’t throw a light at every nook and cranny of his tabletop sets. Instead he mostly employs only one light and finesses its effect on the subject.

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Shutterbug Photo of the Day: “Lingayen Beach” by Marvin S. Fernandez
The Editors  |  Oct 05, 2015

Our Shutterbug Photo of the Day by Marvin S. Fernandez is a dynamic silhouette of a group launching a boat from the beach. 

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Remembering Sir Simon Marsden: Master of Infrared Photography
James C. Williams  |  Oct 05, 2015

I first discovered the work of Simon Marsden in the pages of Clive Barker's A-Z of Horror. Marsdens’s strange and beautiful images mesmerized me and I wanted to know more.

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Adobe Unveils Creative Cloud Updates At MAX 2015; Adds Free Photoshop Fix and Capture CC
Cynthia Boylan  |  Oct 05, 2015

At Adobe MAX 2015 Adobe will reveal its vision for Creative Cloud—a “connected creative canvas” where people can create/share their work from anywhere. With millions of members around the world, Creative Cloud brings together essential desktop and mobile apps—a growing marketplace for content, assets and talent—and a community where creatives can showcase their work and find inspiration. 

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Images of Autumn: “El Capitan Splendor” by Alena Nicholas
The Editors  |  Oct 02, 2015

This Image of Autumn by Alena Nicholas is a breathtaking shot of El Capitan set against a vivid blue sky and reflected in water’s tranquil mirrored surface. 

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10 Things You Should Know When Buying Cameras On eBay
Jason Schneider  |  Oct 02, 2015

I’ve been an eBayer since 1998 and I’ll admit that buying cameras on eBay can be seriously addictive. Even better (and even more addicting): you can occasionally snag great deals!

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Up, Up and Away!: Our Favorite Mini Copters, UAVs, And Drones for Aerial Photography
Joe Farace  |  Oct 02, 2015

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) officially refers to quadcopters as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV) but they obviously have more in common with the kind of hobbyist’s radio-controlled aircraft that have been around since I was a member of the Poly Aeroneers in high school. Yet tech blogs and social media endlessly refer to quadcopters as “drones” when the only thing a General Atomics MQ-1 Predator and a DJI Phantom 1 have in common is that they’re capable of flight. But they’re not without some controversy.

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