Fashion Photography for Fashion Models - Print Models - Photographers
Fashion photography, below are some resources for photographers, modeling
agencies, print models
and male fashion models.
Fashion photography is a business, these resources below
are for male models as well as many print models and photographers. Feel free to look around, if any of
these fashion photography links are broken please contact
me.
About.com: Photography
- Collection of fashion photography links to photography information,
as well as articles about photo history and techniques.
ACE Index - Directory of
websites about photography, including equipment manufacturers, retailers, and
repair facilities, and photo magazines. Also includes a forum for discussions
about photography.
DigitalTruth Photo Source -
Information site including sorted links, galleries, and articles offering tips
and techniques.
E-Camera - Includes
photographic courses delivered by email, online galleries, and darkroom,
camera, film, and chemical information.
Encyclopedia of
Photography - Print Models Links to tutorials, contests, organizations, exhibits, and
stores. Also contains a chatroom and message boards.
FotoInfo - Archives articles on
general and technical information, and the facilitates the exchange of tips
and images.
Fotophile.com - Community for
photographers worldwide. Features galleries, reviews, and links.
Jon Grepstad - Personal site
featuring a large collection of photography links, organized by topic, with
special emphasis on pinhole and large-format photography. Also includes
several original articles.
Library of Photography
- Photography resource site with dozens of categories and photographer
listings.
NOAA Photo Library -
Searchable photography collection focusing on the environment in the United
States.
Online Photography - Large
site, including photographer resumes, articles on photography techniques,
product reviews.
Photo News Network - Hosts forums
for professional fashion photography photographers,
stock, and digital
issues. Also contains articles and images.
Photo Sights - Directory
of reviewed fashion photography photography sites from around the world.
Features the talent of select photographers.
Photographer's Marketplace - Small
directory of photographers, information about modeling, links, and articles.
PhotographyReview.com -
Reviews of cameras and photo equipment by photographers, an online gallery,
classifieds and photography discussion forums.
PhotoGuide Japan - Information on
photographers, galleries and museums, books, organizations, and articles.
[English and Japanese]
Photo.net - Includes exhibits,
camera reviews, tutorials, classified ads, forums, and recommended retailers
and labs.
PhotoSIG - Community featuring a
unique photo critique system and lively discussion forums.
Photo-start.com - Links to
museums and galleries, reviews, techniques, manufactures, styles,
photographers, and articles.
Photostart.net - Features links
to personal pages, sorted by type. Also includes forums, associations, camera
reviews, and featured page of the day.
PixiPort - Photographers'
galleries, image of the month, electronic postcards, a discussion forum, and
an e-zine.
Professional Photography
- Offers articles, information, a bulletin board, and free e-mail addresses.
Profotos - Educational articles,
news, member galleries, buy/sell section and large list of links to
photographer's sites.
Shutter FX - Links to discussion
groups, photo tips, list of manufacturers, database of photographers, stock
libraries and equipment distributors.
Shutterbutton - Categorized
portfolios assembled by site owner or by photographers. Also
contains technical help, discussion forums, and chat rooms.
ShutterCity - Dedicated to
showcasing and critiquing work; includes a forum and chat.
Still Journal - Offers news,
articles, information for collectors and historians, and a directory.
TechPhoto - Photography news,
equipment reviews, and technical articles submitted by site visitors.
Organized by camera and format.
Tribalcog - Illustrated travel
photography courses, including a glossary, and galleries of sample photographs
organized by country.
Web Law FAQ - Explaining
how artists and other creators of intellectual property may protect themselves
and their work from unauthorized
use.
Digital Faqs By Michael J. McNamara Q: For maximum image quality, should I
use the uncompressed TIFF mode on my digital camera instead of using the best
JPEG compression setting? It's a real pain using the camera in uncompressed TIFF
mode, since it takes forever to store each image and my memory card fills up in
the wink of an eye. But I want to make the best prints I can from my files.
Also, I've heard that resaving an image over and over again on the computer in
JPEG mode degrades the image quality with each progressive save. Is this true,
and if so, what's the best format for storing images after I upload them to my
computer?
A: More and more digital cameras
are including an uncompressed TIFF or RAW storage mode setting these days along
with a variety of JPEG compression choices. But for 98-percent of your shooting
needs, there's no reason to use uncompressed TIFF and RAW storage modes, since
they merely increase the time and space it takes to store images without
significantly increasing image quality. Your best bet is to use the
highest-quality JPEG compression setting combined with the maximum resolution
setting. This setting reduces the file size to approximately a quarter of its
uncompressed size and dramatically reduces storage time and burst rates. In
tests that we have performed on a variety of cameras, prints made from images
taken with the highest-quality JPEG setting are virtually indistinguishable from
prints made using the uncompressed TIFF or RAW modes.
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Fashion Photography Digital Faqs -
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Fashion Models - RAM IS A COMPUTER'S BEST FRIEND
RAM
it home!Nothing improves the speed of a
computer more than adding enough RAM memory to handle large photo files. And
RAM is cheap!
Q: I recently purchased a
4.1-megapixel camera and I'm amazed at the print quality of enlargements.
However, the larger files produced by my camera files (around 12 megabytes
uncompressed) are really bogging down my imaging program. It now takes much
longer to open images, sharpen them, and perform a variety of other corrections.
My computer was state-of-the-art only two years ago and I can't believe its
obsolete already! Do I have to get a new computer to speed things up or get a
more expensive image-retouching program?
A: Don't do either just yet. It
sounds like a quick RAM (random access memory) upgrade might be just what the
doctor ordered. If your computer was "state-of-the-art" only two years ago, it
should be powerful enough to open and scream through a 4.1-megapixel file in an
instant. But in order for the system's CPU to perform at its peak, you need
plenty of RAM. Most new computers ship with 128MB (or more) of RAM as standard,
but a two-year-old machine might have shipped with as little as 32MB. Adding
another 128MB to that system could double the speed of nearly every program you
run. The great news is that RAM memory prices have fallen to rock bottom levels
due to supply vastly outpacing demand. For example, the price of 128MB RAM chips
have fallen from over $500 to under $50 in the last two years, and it's now even
possible to get 500MB chips for around $150.
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