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Welcome to the Zero One Blog.
Whenever possible we will be adding short items to our blog, this will not be articles as such, we will of course still be doing that, but rather short snippets that comment on our activities, provide technical pointers, propose questions and possibly just entertain.
Blog items may be listed by Brad, Chris or Wendy. Where appropriate we will provide links and of course you can email us if you want to add a comment at Zero One Imaging.
Whenever possible we will be adding short items to our blog, this will not be articles as such, we will of course still be doing that, but rather short snippets that comment on our activities, provide technical pointers, propose questions and possibly just entertain.
Blog items may be listed by Brad, Chris or Wendy. Where appropriate we will provide links and of course you can email us if you want to add a comment at Zero One Imaging.
Accidentally Great (4)
4/08/10
Here we have a lovely little snap probably taken by my mother-in-law, Ivy. The little blonde girl is my sister-in-law, Cheryl, who is definitely looking innocent and detached from the other children. The baby in the middle is my wife and the other two boys are her cousins. ... more
At last a video camera that excites me
4/08/10
Over the past couple of years I have looked closely at what is happening in the video realm and you would have to be living in a cave to have missed all the hype about DSLR’s with video capability. ... more
Upcoming Zero One Imaging and Arthead Workshops
4/08/10
Most regular readers will likely be aware that I use a Goulburn Based company “Arthead” for printing a lot of my photography and my exhibition work. Arthead opened a new shop in Moss Vale in February this year and have established a significant presence there in the past 6 months. ... more
How much quality to we really need?
17/06/10
The answer for professional work is obviously as much as we can muster, better colour, better resolution and lower noise are always great traits for a professional image and of course we can always make a lower res version or add noise etc. if we need to for final usage reasons. ... more
The Possibilities of In-Camera Processing
17/06/10
After playing with the iPhone and a heap of apps for tweaking the images post capture I have found the whole process quite compelling. Sure the iPhone is a low-res device and the files are prone to posterization but the concept of post-capture in-camera processing is a good one. ... more
How users see their cameras
7/06/10
Each year in the classes I run I get to play with virtually all the cameras on the market ranging from the most basic pocket cameras through to high end DSLRs and over the years I have noticed certain themes of experience that users have in relation to their cameras. ... more
Brad's Personal Top 10
1/06/10
When I look at the work that photographers post on their websites I often wonder, which images, when stripped of commercial imperatives, do they really like themselves and why? ... more
Embarrassing Wedding Photos of 2015
20/05/10
Over the last couple of weeks Chris, Wendy and I have been looking at other photographer’s websites, mainly to gauge what the market is up to and try to determine what areas we need to look at for development. And let me tell you there is some utterly beautiful work out there. ... more
Accidentally Great
19/05/10
Over the past couple of months I have been scanning a wealth of old family photos taken by various family members on both sides of our family. Whilst doing this I found a number of images that seem to have taken on a special significance as the years have passed. ... more
Perhaps This Might be the Start of Something Big
13/05/10
Recently Sony announced two new cameras which use APSC sized sensors in very compact bodies. Literally they are no bigger than an advanced compact; in fact the dimensions are near identical to a Canon A640 I own. ... more