Quentin Decaillet
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Elinchrom Introduces Quick and Easy to Setup Softboxes: the Snaplux
When working on location, softboxes are not always the best choice as they can be quite cumbersome to assemble. Umbrellas tend to be a lot faster to set up. Thanks to Elinchrom and its Snaplux range, you won't have to choose between the light quality of a softbox and the ease of use an umbrella. Elinchrom is well known for its high-quality light shapers. Their Rotalux and → Read More
Fstoppers Reviews the Elinchrom ELC 125 and 500
Elinchrom has always been known for its superb light modifiers. But the strobes designed by the Swiss flash manufacturer are just as good. Now marks a new direction for the brand with the introduction of the ELC 125 and ELC 500. While the ELC Pro HD I reviewed a few years ago here on Fstoppers is still a fantastic and very capable compact flash unit, Elinchrom's mid-range → Read More
Review of the Elinchrom ELM8 After Four Months of Use
Elinchrom focus has mostly been on light shapers and strobes ever since they've existed. However, the ELM8 they released last year may be a hint they are serious about getting into continuous light. After four months of use, here's my opinion on the Elinchrom ELM8. Before getting into the goods and bads of the ELM8, a bit of background may help better understand the product → Read More
Animate Your Portraits Easily With This iOS App
It's no secret that producing still as well as motion gives any photographer an edge over his competition. As the years go by, creating animated content is getting increasingly more accessible. In this article, I review Flugo, an iOS app that turns any still portrait into an eye-catching motion shot. → Read More
The World's First Wearable Cinematic Light
Spiffy Gear has made a name for itself by creating unique lighting products such as Spekular and the Light Blaster. They are now adding a third exciting solution to their range of products with Lumee. → Read More
Capture One Introduces a Very Attractive Special Student Offer
A few weeks ago, Capture One released a version specifically tailored for large studios and businesses. While some could have thought the Danish company was moving all its efforts towards this market, it's actually far from the truth! It was just a step to carry the needs of all professionals. → Read More
How to Create an LED Panel out of an Old TV Monitor
As photographers and videographers, let's be honest, we never have enough light equipment. But it can quickly become quite expensive! Thanks to DIY Perks, if you own an old TV that you don't use anymore, you won't have to break your bank account to add a new LED panel to your kit. → Read More
Color Wheels for Photoshop, Finally a Reality Thanks to Retouching Toolkit
It still boggles my mind that Adobe hasn't added color wheels to Photoshop in 2019. It's a tool loved by colorists and video editors, yet photographers are forced to rely solely on curves and sliders instead. Fortunately, the guys at Retouching Toolkit fixed Photoshop once again. → Read More
Three Ways to Ignite Your Creative Spark and Boost Your Productivity
Hearing photographers talking about creative burnout or feeling in a creative slump is not rare anymore. It seems like everyone is dealing with it on a regular basis. What if I told you there are easy techniques to get more productive and creative at the same time? → Read More
Capture One Releases 12.1 and Capture One Studio
Capture One has evolved over the past few years to become the powerhouse it is now. With its newest release, it turns into even more efficient software, thanks to the addition of Capture One Studio. → Read More
Dotphoton Raw Makes Raw Quality with JPEG File Size a Reality
In a perfect world, raw files would be as light as JPEGs. Even better yet, every camera manufacturer would use a similar and open format such as DNG. Unfortunately, as we all know, we don't live in a perfect world. However, one company named Dotphoton is about to change it all! → Read More
The Retouching Toolkit 3.1: The Best Photoshop Plugin Gets Even Better
The Retouching Toolkit is, without a doubt, the best Photoshop extension I have tried yet. It helps streamline one's editing workflow, improves Photoshop's interface, and with the latest update, it's getting one step closer to becoming the only Photoshop plugin you could ever need. → Read More
Finally, a Solution to Make LUT Selection an Easy Process
When using LUTs, one of the biggest problems is that many apps won't let you preview what they do before applying it. This makes the LUT choice and application slow and very unpractical. That was until Lutify came out with a solution! → Read More
Improve Your Beauty and Portrait Work: Build a $60 Posing Table
Posing tables are one of those accessories you don't know you need until you get one, and then, you cannot live without it. The only problem: its cost. So, let's see how you can build a DIY version for under $60. → Read More
Three Features of Capture One Pro 12 That Improved My Retouching Workflow
Capture One Pro 12 was released at the end of 2018, and since then, it has made my workflow drastically more efficient. Let me share some of my tips to help you supercharge your workflow with this latest version. → Read More
Convert Your Lightroom Presets Into Capture One Styles Easily
When switching from Lightroom to Capture One, I hear many users complain about not being able to bring their presets into their new photo editing software of choice. Well, thanks to Picture Instruments, it's now possible! → Read More
How to Use Masks and Luma Range in Capture One Pro 12
When Capture One Pro 12 was released, a couple of new features were introduced including more refined masking tools. In this video, Michael Woloszynowicz shows you exactly how to take advantage of masking in Capture One. → Read More
The Retouching Toolkit 3.0, Finally a Simple Way to Create Your Custom Photoshop Panels
When it comes to making your editing workflow as efficient as possible, customization is key. Photoshop is great but doesn't allow for very advanced workspaces with custom scripts and actions. That's until you start using the Retouching Toolkit 3.0. → Read More
Fstoppers Reviews the Parblo a610s, a Cheap Alternative to Entry Level Tablets
When it comes to graphic tablets, one brand name always come up: Wacom. However, the Japanese manufacturer is not alone, and the competition is getting better. Parblo is probably among the best alternatives out there for the entry level market with products such as the A610S. → Read More
Fstoppers Reviews the Angler Circo LED Ring Light
Ring lights have been around for a while, but recently they haven’t been as trendy as they used to. Except in the YouTube beauty industry where many influencers rely on these, day in and day out, to create their content. I recently tried the Angler Circo LED Ring Light to see how good it was. → Read More