Using the Synology DS225+
Synology DiskStation DS225+
Plant portraits and the catadioptric lens
Reducing noise redux
A mobile phone is not a camera… or is it?
Bicycle Photography
Even more macro photography
A brief history of RAW editors
Reducing image noise
Why shoot RAW?
Perfect exposure
Macro Photography
White Balance and Color Correction
Lighting for headshots
Lens Filters
Its all about the light
Why Your Camera Lenses Do Matter
Holiday Photography
Using the Synology DS225+
A while back I added a Synology Diskstation DS225+ to the NAS fleet for the purpose of providing fast shared storage for the imaging workstations, one Mac, one PC which I wrote about here. On paper the DS225+ appeared a…
Synology DiskStation DS225+
Introduction Mobile phones are often the centre of our digital world, and we routinely use the cloud to store images and other data. But when you need to store and share many hundreds of thousands of images? We could buy…
Photography Data Management – hardware considerations
One of the challenges photographers face is the storage, management and protection of digital images taken over the years. Digital asset management (DAM) tools have emerged to assist with this task, basically a database of images and a search front…
Photography Data Management – NAS and network performance
This is a conversation that stems from the need to manage vast numbers of images spanning decades, being able to find what I want quickly and then edit and export. The requirement has evolved alongside changes in image processing technology…
Plant portraits and the catadioptric lens
While in Japan I encountered a photographic installation of plant portraits in the Gallery Shuzenji Garo. This is a collection of images of Shujenzi through the four seasons, plant portraits and intimate landscapes. One image was intriguing, it had a…