This is post fourteen in a series about my experiences in publishing a book. The series starts here. Earlier in this series, I’ve reported on mapping the images for the book into the rather small GRACoL 2006 Coated color space used by the printer. Today, Brooks Jensen taught me a new-to-me tool for gamut mapping…. [Read More]
Archives for 2015
Working on photography 24/7
If you don’t do photography in series, you go out and photograph with a brand new plan every time, or maybe no plan at all. You get better a photography as time goes by because you learn what works and what doesn’t, but the only time you’re thinking about photographing is when you’re capturing or… [Read More]
In praise of repetition
This post is self-plagiarized from a couple of earlier posts in this blog, with new material added. In this blog and elsewhere, I’m always posting images of the same subject matter over and over. I run in spurts. This year, I started out with the stitched infrared trees, moved on to hills across the valley… [Read More]
Lens sample variation
If you’re reading my blog, you probably have a technical bent, or at least a tolerance for a little math. If that’s the case, I think you’ll enjoy this article by LenRentals’ Roger Cicala on sample variation in lens performance.
Book report: full bleed images
This is post thirteen in a series about my experiences in publishing a book. The series starts here. Now that I’ve decided on page size for the book, it’s time to think about the full bleed images. For those of you not familiar with the term, in the printing business, full bleed refers to images… [Read More]
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