Posted by Tommy Maloney in The Trunk at January 15th, 2009
Jason W on Flickr explains his $0.05 flash diffuser .
Posted by Tommy Maloney in Blog at January 14th, 2009
You can download the official Presidential photo of Barack Obama from the Change.gov website. A quick shot at the EXIF data reveals:
- Canon EOS 5D Mark II
- f/10
- 105mm
- 1/125

Photo credits appear to go to Pete Souza . I’m just impressed that this type of interesting info is available.
Posted by Tommy Maloney in News at December 5th, 2008
In an effort to make urban photographers feel more comfortable in crowded situations, Think Tank Photo went and slimmed down some camera backpacks so you can feel a bit less conspicuous. These new StreetWalker backpacks come in three different flavors for now; The Streetwalker, Streetwalker Pro and The Streetwalker HardDrive, which provides room for a 15″ laptop. These bags provide a massive amount of storage and utility, all while keeping your pricey camera goodies safe. Check out the full press release after the jump.
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Posted by Tommy Maloney in The Trunk at July 11th, 2008
Lightning through a camera. Ouch… that hurt.
Posted by Tommy Maloney in The Trunk at May 21st, 2008
Finally, a competitor
Posted by Tommy Maloney in The Trunk at April 23rd, 2008
So jealous. I want one.
Posted by Brian Buell in Photography at May 18th, 2005

You can create stunning panoramas by “stitching” together several adjoining images with Photomerge. Continue Reading »
Posted by Tommy Maloney in Effects, Masking, Photography, Tutorials at May 12th, 2005

This tutorial will show you how to take your regular beach day photo and turn it into a beautiful sunset silhouette. Oh, and this is my 30th tutorial. Continue Reading »
Posted by Tommy Maloney in Photography at May 5th, 2005

This tutorial will show you how to make an image look like it’s half-sketched. It’s a really easy effect that I’ve been seeing around lately. Reminds me of that A-Ha video. Continue Reading »
Posted by Tommy Maloney in Effects, Photography, Tutorials at April 21st, 2005

This tutorial shows a quick way to take your normal, boring product shot and make it look more professional and elegant. Continue Reading »