The BEST Mic for the Panasonic LUMIX GX8

The BEST Mic for the Panasonic LUMIX GX8

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Great Eight: Panasonic Lumix DMC-GX8 review








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Lightroom with AMD or Intel

Lightroom with AMD or Intel

Adobe Lightroom CC 2015.8 Intel Core i7 7700K & i5 7600K Performance

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Test Setup
3. Import Images
4. Convert RAW to DNG
5. Export Images to JPEG
6. Generate Previews
7. Develop Module Photo Scroll
8. Generate HDR Photo
9. Generate Panorama
10. Conclusion
11. Related Hardware Articles
12. Recommended Systems for Lightroom

Lightroom CC 2015.10.1 CPU Comparison: Skylake-X, Kaby Lake-X, Broadwell-E, Kaby Lake, Ryzen 7

Table of Contents:

1. Introduction
2. Test Setup
3. Benchmark Results
4. Conclusion
5. Where are your X299 systems?
6. Lightroom Workstation

To see how these new CPUs compare, we tested the following tasks in Lightroom:

1. Importing images
2. Exporting images
3. Convert RAW to DNG
4. Generate 100 Smart & 1:1 Previews
5. Scroll through images in the Develop Module
6. Create HDR image
7. Create Panorama image

Adobe Lightroom CC/6 Multi Core Performance




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How to test Lens - testing and resources

How to test Lens - testing and resources

How to Test Your Lens

High Resolution Test Patterns



Norman Koren photography

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The test charts come in several flavors, identified by their intended length when reproduced on film or a digital sensor, gamma, length in pixels, and ink spread correction. Similar test charts, with the sacle omitted, can be created using Imatest Test Charts.
Chart length:  The names of the charts below (2.5 and 5mm) are the intended lengths of the chart when reproduced on film or a digital sensor. They are designed to be printed at 50, 80, or 100x magnification (relative to the intended size on the film or sensor) to avoid printer limitations.

2.5 mm charts (illustrated above) are designed to be printed 25 cm (9.84 inches) long (100x magnification) on a 4.5x11 inch strip— half of a letter sized or A4 sheet. The 7086 pixel long charts are best for printing at multiples of 720 dpi (Epson printers). The 5906 pixel long charts are best for printing at multiples of 600 dpi (Canon and HP printers). 2.5 mm charts are recommended for compact digital cameras, which have tiny sensors (11 mm diagonal or less) and lenses with relatively short focal length.5 mm charts are designed to be printed 25 cm (9.84 inches) long (50x magnification), which fits on a 4.25x11 inch strip— half of a letter sized or A4 sheet, or 40 cm (15.75 inches) long (80x magnification), which fits on half of an A3 sheet.

You can print these charts any size you want as long as you note the magnification and photograph them at the appropriate distance, but I recommend the standard sizes to avoid confusion.
Print magnification: advantages/disadvantages

• On the Epson 1270 or 2200 with semigloss paper at 1440 dpi, the high spatial frequency bars are clearest when printed at the highest magnifications. At 100x, bars are clear with no tonal shift up to 200 lp/mm. At 80x, some tonal shift due to ink spreading is noticeable starting at 170 lp/mm, but the bars are still distinct at 200 lp/mm. At 50x, tonal shift starts around 120 lp/mm. Bars are still distinct at 200 lp/mm, but MTF is slightly reduced. Realistically speaking, 50x is adequate for film and digital SLRs; there is little real action above 100 lp/mm. But since "resolutions" as high as 150 lp/mm have occasionally been published, many of you (myself included) may be curious about what you can see over 100 lp/mm. A portion of a 400 dpi Epson 1640SU scan of a 50x chart printed on the Epson 1270 at 1440 dpi, between 80 and 200 lp/mm (gamma = 1.5), is shown below. This is the worst case, and it looks pretty good. I strongly recommend that you examine your printed charts under a loupe (at least 10x) to be sure the bar and sine patterns look good at high spatial frequencies.

How we test lenses

The Imaging Resource Test Suite More than you probably wanted to know about testing digital cameras


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Why People Switch from Canon or Nikon to Mirrorless?

Why People Switch from Canon or Nikon to Mirrorless?

Full-Frame Interchangeable Lens Cameras

What is the lightest and cheapest full frame camera/lens set?

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Top 5 reasons to switch from Canon to Fuji

Mirrorless Telephoto Comparison Leica, Fuji, Nikon, Olympus







Nikon To Introduce Full-Frame Mirrorless Camera R&D Lab Director Interview Discussion

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My Camera Switch from Canon to Nikon, and Then Back Again









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How To Shoot Dreamy Backlit Portraits

How To Shoot Dreamy Backlit Portraits 

With Natural Light



Lisa Holloway - How To Shoot Dreamy Backlit Portraits With Natural Light - tutorial

My favorite subjects to shoot are often the people closest to me—my own 10 children.  My two-year-old son, Elliott, has slowly been working his way out of the “run-away-from-the-camera-as-fast-as-my-little-feet-can-take-me’ phase and progressing into the ‘oh-I-might-sit-here-for-a-few-pictures-if-you-let-me-have-ice-cream’ phase.  I had been wanting to take some updated photos of him and settled on a country boy theme.  I was going for something simple that would draw attention directly to him and allow your eyes to settle on his face...







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These 25 Photos Of Bunny Friendships Will Make You Feel Young Again

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5 secrets to amazing fall photos



Gallery - love stories

http://myfourhensphotography.com/feel-the-moments

20 Photographers Growth in Post-Processing

Lisa-Holloway5--Children Portraits by Lisa Holloway

Children Portraits by Lisa Holloway




Fall/Automn Warm Edit Autumn | Photoshop Tutorial


Top 10 kids photographer (2016)

Fall edit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0oMmHpHTCzU


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200mm f 2.0 L lens
My camera settings were ISO 400, an aperture of F-2.0, and a shutter speed of 1/640


The scoop on lifestyle photography Annie Tao
Defining Lifestyle Photography








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