Rarely do I get excited about new cameras (let alone another digital point and shoot camera) introduced to our already-flooded medium, but a new offering by Sigma (DP1) needs to highlighted. I have been watching the development of this camera for over a year now and it seems that Sigma will now have it (DP1) out [...]
Archive for January, 2008
A Digital Point And Shoot Camera for Photographers?
Posted in Camera Technologies, Technologies, photo industrial complex, photography, photography today, tagged indian hill imageworks, everyday camera, stephen schaub, digital point and shoot, pro point and shoot, reportage point and shoot, sigma dp1 on January 31, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Meter Matters - Building a Knowledge Base for Proper Exposure.
Posted in AudioBlogs, tagged indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub, digital zone system, zone system, spot metering, dynamic range, tonal range, matrix metering, in camera metering, proper film exposure on January 28, 2008 | No Comments »
Do you trust your in-camera meter? I hope not! This audioblog focuses on the idea of building a knowledge base for a better understanding of light, material limitations and proper exposure. By hybrid artist Stephen M. Schaub.
The Stupid Things Photographers Say: Part Two- I Will Never Print On Canvas
Posted in AudioBlogs, Print Surface Resolution, digital printing, inkjet papers, podcast, tagged indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub, inkjet canvas, digital printing technologies, giclee on canvas, canvas art repro, art on canvas on January 23, 2008 | No Comments »
Real “men” print on canvas. (Disclaimer: men is used here to refer to photographers in general and in no way am I suggesting that women can not be real, or photographers, or both.) That’s right… Canvas. Oh- so you don’t print on canvas because you:
1. Think that Canvas is not photographic?
2. Have the IQ of an ant?
3. [...]
The Stupid Things Photographers Say: Part One- Cropping is for Pussies.
Posted in AudioBlogs, tagged indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub, cropping photographs, darkroom techniques, digital editing techniques, changing aspect ratio on January 21, 2008 | No Comments »
The first in what promises to be a never-ending series on the stupid things photographers say, by Hybrid Artist Stephen Schaub.
Sometimes Change is Good!
Posted in digital printing, inkjet papers, photo industrial complex, tagged crane max paper, crane museo, digital printing, giclee, indian hill imageworks, inkjet technologies, intelicoat, stephen schaub on January 18, 2008 | 2 Comments »
I’ve mentioned here and also in the Figital Revolution Manifesto (book) about the evils of re-branded photographic supplies (film/ paper/ etc…) but maybe things are about to change… and change can be good! Crane Museo Paper (Max and Portfolio Rag) have been acquired by Intelicoat (who by the way did the coating on these papers [...]
Seek A Second Opinion
Posted in AudioBlogs, tagged indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub, eve ogden schaub, life equals art, art critique, online critique, portfolio review, photography review, honest critique on January 16, 2008 | No Comments »
Getting a second opinion (and perhaps a third or fourth) about your work is an incredible learning tool and a resource most artists have available to them- but seldom use. In this audio blog I make the case for forming a critique group among your immediate art friends for the purposes of advancing your work (and yes, [...]
Film Grain vs Digital Grain…Thoughts from the Trenches.
Posted in AudioBlogs, tagged alien skin, artifical grain, digital grain, digital image noise, film grain, grain for visual quality, indian hill imageworks, stephen schaub on January 14, 2008 | No Comments »
It’s all about the grain! Digital “grain” and analog film grain- which is better? Is one better? Are there advantages to one over the other? These are just a few of the points discussed in this dynamic audioblog by Hybrid Artist Stephen Schaub.





