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2011 WPPI Coverage – Kodak Professional

By Trevor Current
Thursday, March 10th, 2011

Kodak LogoKodak Portra 160 filmI had the chance to meet with Scott DiSabato, Marketing Manager from Kodak Professional, at the 2011 WPPI Trade show and Convention, to talk about their new Portra 160 color negative film.

The new Portra 160 film features a significantly finer grain structure for improved scanning and enlargement capability in today’s workflow. Portra 160 delivers exceptionally smooth and natural skin tone and is the ideal choice for portrait, fashion and commercial photography.

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Go Behind-the-Scenes of a High-end Fashion Shoot with Joseph Cristina

By Joseph Cristina
Wednesday, February 9th, 2011

In this behind-the-scenes video, Joseph Cristina from Allure Multimedia tests the Hasselblad H4D-40 medium format DSLR camera in a high-end fashion shoot. Joe’s creative vision and “run and gun” style of shooting combined with the superior quality of the H4D-40 captured some amazing images of these original fashion designs.

The shoot took place in sunny Miami, Florida at Shake-A-Leg Miami Aquatic Center and Marine Academy. You may see some familiar settings in this video as several segments of the hit USA Network original series “Burn Notice” were filmed there. If you look closely in the video you may even see a few clips of me. I flew down to assist Joe on the shoot and to cover the event for CurrentPhotographer.com. We’ll be posting a full review of the Hasselblad H4D-40 along with some other photos, clips and behind-the-scenes content from the day.

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Go Behind-the-Scenes of “Quagmire” with Photographer Scott Holstein

By Guest
Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

Scott Holstein is a freelance photographer based in Tallahassee, Florida. He specializes in environmental portraiture and other on location photography.

This video is a behind the scenes look at how Scott made the image “Quagmire.” He set up a scene with a beautiful woman and her unlikely companion in a Florida swamp at dusk. For lighting he used two speedlights which were hidden in the lanterns.

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