Capture the experience. Photography and Cinematography Gear Reviews, Tutorials, Tools + Inspiration
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Read MoreIn this tutorial Ian Norman shows us how to enhance the resolution of a camera sensor with a technique called superresolution. With this technique, it’s possible to mimic the sensor-shift high-resolution mode found on cameras like the Olympus OM-D E-M5 Mark II to squeeze more megapixels out of the camera sensor. In his example, he increases the resolution of a 24 megapixel photo to more than 90 megapixels. See the full write-up and video walkthrough in this tutorial.
Read MoreHi! I’m Ian Norman, photographer and creator of The Photon Collective. I’m so glad to welcome you to our community! Here’s a little bit about me, our team, and this new photography community we call The Photon Collective.
Read MoreIf you follow cinematography culture and news, you’ve heard about the Atomos Shogun, the most affordable 4k video monitor and recorder currently on the market. Here we take a detailed look at the Shogun and share our experience recording 4k with it and the Sony a7S.
Read More“I’ve jumped ship from Canon to a manufacturer known best for their televisions and game systems, and I haven’t looked back.” In this article, photographer Cody Smith discusses his decision to trade in his Canon DSLR body and lenses for a Sony mirrorless “shapeshifter.”
Read MoreWe’re excited to announce The Photon Collective’s first set of film-like Lightroom and Camera RAW presets. View a collection of sample photos we edited using presets from the set, and download all 16 presets absolutely free.
Read More“When you have the intention of creating something surreal, all the constraints and bounds on your creativity are loosened. The entire experience, from planning to set up to shooting to processing, is a slow and methodical creative endeavor.” In this short tutorial, Ian Norman uncovers the simple techniques for shooting levitation portraits, with processing in Adobe Photoshop.
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