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Performance Photography Pt. II

Posted by Steve Herzberg on Mar 3, 2012 in Quick Focus | 2 comments

This second part of the Mission Impossible: Performance Photography article will deal with the challenges we face and how to best use our equipment to conquer them. Equipment What’s are the three most important pieces of equipment for available light, performance photography? Fast glass. Fast glass....

Live: PrairieFire @ Photoshop World — Day 3

Posted by Steve Herzberg on Sep 3, 2010 in Quick Focus | 0 comments

The last day. And, my head is spinning. I’ve learned so much. Sort of. From experience, I know that no matter how much knowledge I cram into my head during a conference or seminar, I really have not learned it until I use it.Those who study the philosophy of education draw a distinction between...

Live: PrairieFire @ Photoshop World — Day 1

Posted by Steve Herzberg on Sep 2, 2010 in Quick Focus | 0 comments

I never tire of learning — but, now, I’m tired from learning. I feel like I’ve eaten too much at a knowledge buffet. I am sated. Stuffed. And, this is the first of three full days of classes and trade show news.Here’s my plan. I’ll introduce you to some of the highlights,...

Live: PrairieFire @ Photoshop World 2010

Posted by Steve Herzberg on Aug 31, 2010 in Quick Focus | 0 comments

I’ve said it often, “Photoshop World is my favorite professional conference. By far. Bar none.” Why, is a bit hard to say. I’ve learned amazing things at Imaging USA. And, Texas School gave me the base upon which to build everything I do. But, at this time in my career, PSW is the...

Protecting Our Work: Watermarking Part II — Batch Processing

Posted by Steve Herzberg on Feb 22, 2010 in Featured Articles | 3 comments

In the last post, we created a “brush” to use when signing or placing a copyright notice on our images. Using the brush, one image at a time, works well. But, when we have a big job, a lot of images we want to protect all at once, it’s not the way to get the job done. That’s where...