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3D-Album Commercial Suite Creative And Profitable Photo Albums
Jack Neubart  |  Jul 01, 2004

3D-Album Commercial Suite Quick Look
· MAC and Windows compatible
· $299 -- US

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3D-ALBUM COMMERCIAL SUITE
http://www.3d-album.com...

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Lighting NewsLighting Reviews
A Monolight Buyer’s Guide; Find A Versatile Strobe That’s Right For You
Jack Neubart  |  Oct 01, 2008

A monolight (or monobloc, in some circles) is a self-contained strobe--and possibly the best way to get started in studio lighting. Self-contained means it does not require an external power pack to control its various functions with all the controls housed in the body. Most monolights plug into an AC outlet, although a few are driven by a separate, external battery pack. You...

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Photo Bag NewsPhoto Bag Reviews
A Photo Backpack Sampler: Evaluations & Recommendations
Jack Neubart  |  Jul 25, 2014  |  First Published: Jun 01, 2014

Whether hiking in the wilderness or traveling to foreign shores, my bag of choice is a photo backpack, leaving me little worse for wear at the end of the day. Unlike a shoulder bag or sling bag, which puts all the stress, respectively, on one shoulder or your neck, the backpack distributes the weight evenly across both shoulders.

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A Tabletop Lighting System Sampler; We Work With The Lowel Ego, Interfit Pop-Up Light Tent, Sharpics D-Flector, Samigon Internet Photo Studio Pro, And Sunpak eBox
Jack Neubart  |  Oct 01, 2007

Selling collectibles, used cameras, confections, and a myriad of other items online is an exploding phenomenon, but to sell effectively you have to show the product off to advantage. Of course, tabletop photography extends beyond the world of eBay. You may want to document small valuables for insurance purposes or have loftier goals in the still life world. Any way you look at it...

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ACDSee Pro v. 5 For Windows: Raw Conversion, Image Editing Plus Free Online Storage
Jack Neubart  |  Mar 13, 2013
Many of us continue to look for a Raw converter or image-editor that is easy to work with right out of the box. ACDSee Pro version 5 for Windows (www.acdsee.com) may offer the solution you seek. It’s a no-nonsense Raw converter that also offers image-editing under one roof—if in a semi-detached house.

The latest iteration of ACDSee Pro for Windows presents a slightly revamped interface, with 5 key modules, each with its own set of Menu commands. You enter the program in Manage mode where you can import images from any media or device onto your working drive and catalog them at that time or catalog and work with existing files in place, without importing them. All popular formats, including 16-bit Raw from numerous cameras, are supported for import and export, but not DNG export. If you move image files after cataloging or working on them, do so from within ACDSee to ensure that all linked files, notably XMP metadata, are moved together.

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Adobe Photoshop Lightroom CC Software Review
Jack Neubart  |  Jul 07, 2015

Lightroom has been always available as retail standalone software that you buy, install, update, and pay to upgrade when applicable. Well, that has changed, in part, thanks to the Adobe Creative Cloud, which unleashed a torrent of cloud-integrated apps, among them Lightroom CC.

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Affinity Photo Software Review: Has Photoshop Met Its Match?
Jack Neubart  |  Jul 22, 2015

I’ve worked with Adobe Photoshop since it was first introduced. While it wasn’t my favorite image editing software initially, Photoshop grew on me as its capabilities grew, and it has become my go-to editor outside Lightroom.

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Aerial Photography How ToPhotographer Profiles
Air Apparent: Vincent Laforet’s Heart-Stopping Night Flights Produce Spectacular Aerial Images
Jack Neubart  |  Sep 15, 2015

Award-winning photographer and filmmaker/director Vincent Laforet has observed the world from both sides now: on the ground and in the air. And these days, he much prefers shooting from an elevated perspective that is proving both challenging and exciting, with a hint of danger to spice things up. What is that element of danger? Flying thousands of feet up in an open helicopter—at night, no less. Strap yourselves in for a wild ride…
Who Is Vincent Laforet?

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Nature Photography How ToNewsWildlife Photography How To
Alan Murphy’s 4 Practical Tips for Better Bird Photography
Jack Neubart  |  Jul 20, 2017

Growing up in London, England, Alan Murphy developed a fascination with birds at an early age. That enthusiasm followed him as he moved to the United States as an adult, but took an interesting tern (pun intended) once he settled on this side of the pond. 

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Aleratec’s 1:3 DVD/CD Tower Publisher HLS; Pro-Quality Disc Duping And Label Printing
Jack Neubart  |  Sep 01, 2008

Sending out a CD/DVD to a duplicating service can cost hundreds of dollars--and requires a minimum order, usually in the neighborhood of several hundred copies, which is not a practical solution for most of us. Yes, there are inkjets capable of printing on pre-labeled discs, but one thing they can't do is duplicate CDs and DVDs--and the process is limited to one...

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