Question of the week: What's on your photography BUCKET LIST?
Keep Shooting! Monday #64 started off with the question of the week, whats on your bucket list? We extended the Giving Back Photo Assignment to photos taken in the past so be sure to post them with a story. Other topics today were a huge difference in lens quality, new 50mm lens from Sigma and a longer discussion on creativity in photography. #Cazillion Questions were about indoor white balance with flash, what focus settings to use during a race and how much editing or Photoshopping should you do to a photograph. Keep Shooting!
- 8 Ways to Develop Your Photography Style http://cazillo.com/style
- Adorama Light Stand http://bit.ly/caz-fpstand
- Pucker Up! http://bit.ly/caz-pucker
- Unscientific Lens Test by Film Riot http://bit.ly/filmriotlenstest
- New Sigma 50mm lens is REALLY GOOD! http://bit.ly/new50mil
- 10 Easy Ways to Jump Start Your Creativity http://bit.ly/caz-creative
- Back on My Feet 5 Mile Run Video and Photos http://cazillo.com/bomf
Comments
On the issue of photographing black people, I'd like you to do some kind of assessment on how various cameras photograph people with different skin colours and any specific tips on correcting skin tones. I have both a Canon 650D and a Nikon D3100 and always hear that canon renders beautiful skin tones and it is true but, just not for black people. I sometimes find it really hard to get rid of the red cast while produced by the Canon while it seems that darker skin tones are rendered better by Nikon. And since I doubt that most of your viewers are using high end it would be nice to include a variety of cameras from the big two as well as other manufacturers if you ever get around to the doing this. I'm looking forward to this review though.