The PRO EDU Photography Podcast Season 7
In Season 7 of the Pro EDU photography podcast, we travel to Birmingham, UK to The Photography Show and sit down with an epic guest lineup including Erik Johannsson, Jake Hicks, David Neilands, Sanjay Jogia, Art Wolfe, Alan Wallace, Indy Sagoo, Ella Bell, Cliffton Lovehose, Hannah Couzens, Wayne Johns, Laura Sheridan, Udi Tirosh, Zoe Noble, Simon McCheung, Richard Terborg, Amy Shore, Zachary Sutton, William Clark, Phillip Bloom, and Oscar May.
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THE PRO EDU PHOTOGRAPHY PODCAST Season 7
In this season of the Pro EDU photography podcast, we travel to Birmingham, UK for The Photography Show. Our epic guest lineup includes Erik Johannsson, Jake Hicks, David Neilands, Sanjay Jogia, Art Wolfe, Alan Wallace, Indy Sagoo, Ella Bell, Cliffton Lovehose, Hannah Couzens Wayne Johns Laura Sheridan Udi Tirosh Zoe Noble Simon McCheung Richard Terborg Amy Shore Zachary Sutton William Clark Phillip Bloom and Oscar May.
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Photography Lighting Equipment & Setups: The Essential Guide with Chris Knight
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How Does CGI Compare To Photography?
When you look at a photo, what do you see? For most people, the answer is a physical representation of reality. But what about CGI? What if I told you that the images from a camera are really no different than a render? In this blog post, I'm going to compare photography and CGI and explore the differences between the two.
