photographs Tag

The worlds of photography and outdoor pursuits share a lot of common ground. Both are fields where having the right equipment can be vital, and where, on many occasions, the performance and abilities of skilled amateurs is on a par with that of the professionals. There is of course another far stronger link; many photographers will also be outdoor enthusiasts and vice versa.

Wacom are in a class of their own, literally. I can’t think of a single competitor who makes a range of tablets that are as synonymous with the digital side of photography as Wacom. They are the pen and tablet. If you Google pen and tablet, and see what else comes up, you’ll find it’s not much of any consequence. Maybe the rest are playing catch up…

Wacom have placed Intuos Technology within two Pen Interactive Monitors which allow to the Digital Photo User to use the Wacom Cintiq pen directly on the Wacom Cintiq screen. With two sizes, (one twelve inch and the other twenty one) this is the height of Digital Imaging.

The Bamboo Pen and Touch Fun range is a great place to start fixing and modifying your images using the Wacom pen. It has an elementary level of pressure sensitivity, levels of precision and programmability for all your needs. The Fun Tablets also come with Photo Editing Software and are the perfect tool for your foundation in Digital Image Modification.

The Intuos4 is Wacom’s newest pen tablet for creative professionals. With a new design and features inspired by members of the professional creative community, Intuos4 redefines the pen tablet experience.

This handy guide takes you step-by-step through the process of using your Pantone huey or hueyPro, ensuring you get the most from your monitor and your prints!

I dubiously opened the package, half expecting to be bombarded with a box covered in buzzwords and promises to make my screen come alive with colour! Thankfully there was none of that, just a simple straight to the point statement; “Get the most from your monitor”. Okay, so this is starting well, I thought.

It’s a strange experience. You look deep into their eyes and they stare back at you, like they’re trying to figure out what you’re thinking. Despite their blank and almost emotionless expression, the slight look of puzzlement in their eyes as they gaze back at you makes them seem almost human…

Phew, what a busy few weeks it has been for everyone here at Warehouse Express; we’ve had seminars coming out of our ears! Last Sunday Andy Rouse took the Visions of Light seminar to the Arundel Wildlife and Wetland Trust

I was chatting to my friend Chris last week, a very talented commercial photographer who is always busy shooting all kinds of things for his many clients. He told me about one particular job however was not going to be easy, he had to shoot a range of bathroom and kitchen taps for a new brochure. As you can imagine they are all very shiny, with very subtle finishes.