I realize this is a bit late, but for the next time I wrote an article for Datacolor on photographing fireworks that shares seven tips from Adobe’s Katrin Eismann, along with my thoughts and experiences: 7 Tips on Shooting Fireworks like a Pro! | Datacolor . – David
While most of us have at least one high-powered “Photoshop Desktop” in our home or studio, processing on the road has always been tricky. The advent of 4K and up video, coupled with massive Raw photos hasn’t made life any easier. Recently I got a chance to field test HP’s new ZBook Fury 15 G7 . It’s a monster of a machine, and faster than all but the newest desktops. For photographers and videographers, though, the Fury is probably overkill. It uses Quadro GPUs, which are more expensive thanks to their cert
I had the fun and educational experience of moderating a panel on sensors for cars at Electronic Imaging 2020 recently. Of course there were cameras, but much of the focus was on how lidars, radars, and thermal imaging can complement traditional visible light images. I’ll be curious how innovations in these areas impact our traditional notion of photography as they become less-expensive. As regular readers know, I’ve already done a lot of experimenting with thermal imaging for creative photography. You can