December 2021 - February 2022

Photo Review

Inspiring photography, practical tips and useful information for photographers at all levels

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In The Blink Of An Eye
If all goes well, on 18 December of 2021 an Ariane 5 rocket launched from French Guiana will carry the James Webb Telescope into orbit on the celestial equator. Its 6.5-metre primary mirror is made up of 18 separate segments which will unfold origami
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Living Off The Land
I wanted to know if anyone in Australia specialised in farming photography, so I Googled it and came across you. There’s actually quite a few of us who love to capture this lifestyle. I thought your work was especially professional, with a strong d
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Don Norris | dnorris@photoreview.com.au Margaret Brown | mbrown@photoreview.com.au Steve Packer and Gerard Horsman Melissa Kallas Kerrie Pook | mpaccounts@photoreview.com.au David O’Sullivan | dosullivan@photoreview.com.au edmail@photoreview.com.au
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Complexity Distilled
‘We were coming home from the cinema. It was New Year’s Day, 2020. The sky was this really weird kind of dark orange. That was the start. The bushfires had come home to us in Canberra,’ recalled Ben Kopilow. ‘And then for the next three months Canber
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Why Buy A Cropped-sensor Camera?
While most recently-released cameras use sensors based upon the 36 x 24mm (35mm) film frame, before Canon released the EOS 5D back in August 2005, all DSLRs had sensors, which were smaller than a 35mm frame. And in the main, they met the needs of mos
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Setting Up A Digital Darkroom
Readers who got into photography back when film was king and processing had to be carried out in the dark (or under a very dim safelight) will probably agree that the best thing about digital photography is that it can be done in normal light. But ev
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The Labyrinth
The Labyrinth presents a glimpse into an ancient world that offers a range of photographic possibilities unique to this remote area of wilderness. A trip to Labyrinth will have you trekking through towering stands of old growth forest, embracing the
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Net Effect
The Nature Conservancy’s 2021 photo competition was, as always, a marvellous and photographically inspiring event. Featuring images from Australia and the rest of the world, the pictures are divided into Landscape, People and Nature, Water and Wildli
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Nikon D750; Tamron 70-300mm @ 300mm; 1/25; f/8; ISO 320; Handheld Close to where I live is a bird habitat park that has caught my interest. For this series of photographs it was my intention to incorporate ICM (Intentional Camera Movement) into the
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Controlling JPEG output
While we all know it’s best to shoot raw files because they give you maximum control over the ‘look’ and quality of images, not all of us know what to do when only JPEGs are required. Situations like this frequently arise for sports and wedding photo

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