Photography Perfected: From Film and Chemicals to the Digital Darkroom
Here are the materials mentioned in the January 30 Nova lecture:
Presentation:
For Fun:
Your Cat is a Better Photobomber than You
iOS Apps:
Snapseed – Free photo editor from Google
DxO Nik Collection – Several powerful, low-cost image editors. Recently updated.
Paper – Drawing and Graphic Tools overlaid with images
Pixelmatr – Powerful image editor that works as an iOS Photos plugin
Waterlogue – Photo editor that converts photos into watercolor paintings
SKRWT – Perspective and lens correction software
Prisma – Transform photos into artworks using styles of famous artists
Color Splash – converts photos to black and white while keeping chosen details in color
Digital Film Tools for iPad – A comprehensive set of editing and filter tools from The Tiffen Company
Adobe Photoshop Express – A free subset of the popular Photoshop graphics editor
Halide – Powerful camera software for the iPhone
Filmic Pro – Professional video camera software
Affinity Photo for iPad – possibly the most capable image editor available for the iPad
Spacecraft 3D – 3d photo simulator from NASA
Hardware:
Moondog Labs – Anamorphic lenses for iPhone
Zhiyun Smooth 4 – 3-axis camera stabilizer
Photo Sharing Services:
Instagram – online mobile photo-sharing, video-sharing and social networking service
Photos.google.com – Google’s photo sharing service (not the same as Photos for iOS)
iCloud Photo Sharing – Photo sharing service from Apple
Flickr – Photo and video sharing service from Yahoo!
500pix – Photo community
SmugMug – Professional photo sharing service
Other Materials and Software:
Trey Radcliff’s portfolio
Stuck in Customs – High Dynamic Range (HDR) Tutorial by Trey Radcliff
Aurora HDR – HDR photo editor for Mac OS
Photomatix – HDR photo editor for Windows and Mac OS
HDR Pro – HDR photo editor for iOS