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So I know I’m light-years behind on posting about these, but recently I was reminded of one of the coolest photography techniques I’ve seen in recent years: the Vertorama. What is a Vertorama? As Photojojo joked, they’re “just like panoramas, only more vertical.” Basically, a vertorama is comprised of two or more horizontal images stitched [...]
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One of my absolute favorite new cameras to use these days is the one I carry around with me everywhere I go: the iPhone 4. As I posted earlier this summer in advance of its launch, the new iPhone’s features are awesome: a bigger backlit sensor, the upgrade to 5MP, 720p HD video and more. [...]
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After posting a great tutorial from Claire Voelkel earlier this summer, I’ve noticed several people taking her lead and starting to develop their own film at home. Recently, I noticed that photographer Barry Yanowitz was part of this group of self-developing enthusiasts and I reached out to ask him how it’s going so far. Barry [...]
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Claire Voelkel, whose work we’ve admired for some time now, has written a fantastic four-post series she’s called “Self-Developing 101.” The thoughtful guide contains every instruction you’ll ever need to get started with kitchen sink development — no big lab or special space required! Check out the links to each of her posts below, and [...]
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November 26, 2011
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