New Logo 07/21/2010
This is our new logo for the company. I would love to hear all of your thoughts and opinions. Also, a big thanks to Dylan Drake Designs, she is a wonderful designer and an even better person. Organizing and Editing Photos Work Flow 07/17/2010
I. Transfer photos from camera to computer a. Create a folder to put the pictures into. i. Name the folder related to the pictures or event and include the date 1. Ex: “Day at Seaworld – 07-17-2010” ii. Rotate all of your images to the appropriate position iii. Create subfolders 1. Create a folder and label it JPEG folder that you put all of your JPEGs in it 2. Create a folder and label it ‘RAW’ and put all of your RAW files in it 3. Create a folder and label it ‘Final’ and put all of your completed and edited photos into this one II. Optional a. Burn the folders onto a disc for back up or to deliver for a client b. Batch process i. Change the file names for all of your photos to make them more descriptive ii. Change the image size to be uploaded to the web iii. Image adjustments and enhancements iv. Add watermark, copyright or logo c. Individually edit photos that need more alteration than just brightness or borders III. Upload online a. Post to blog or website i. Resize image for appropriate display size b. Share on Flickr or Facebook i. Add description and tags to the photos and tag friends c. Upload to client or personal server for client to view and order photos online IV. Back up your photos a. Carbonite.com – automatically backs up new files to their server b. Copy all photos to an external hard drive c. Burn photos onto discs Free Tools Available for Organizing and Sharing Photos 1. Flickr – share, store, and upload photos for free 2. Picnik – Free and basic way to edit photos 3. Pixlr.com – advanced tools similar to photoshop on the web 4. Picasa – a downloadable software to organize and share photos online and on your computer New Logo Design: Which is Your Favorite? 07/16/2010
I am currently having Dylan Drake, a wonderful graphic artist, work on and design my new logo and brand identity. The old logo (seen on the right) is very web 1.0 and has lost its appeal and it is time for an upgrade. I am reaching out to you, my fans, and my clients to help decide which what my new logo will be. Please leave your votes and comments in the comment box or on the Fan Page: San Diego Photography on Facebook Setting Up a Portable Photography Background 07/02/2010
This is a quick tutorial of how you can set up a professional and portable background for an indoor or even out door studio. Jason Kirby, a San Diego Photographer, shows you how to set up a very simple and professional portable background set up to be used for any professional photo or video shoot. The material costs were ~$200 and all are relatively light and portable. This portable background has been used indoors and outdoors with natural and artificial lighting. The materials required for this portable studio are below (click the link to learn more):
I hope you found this tutorial useful and remember you can always contact me or leave a comment if you have any questions. Jason Kirby San Diego Photographer |



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