by Todd Bannor | Feb 12, 2021 | Interesting Reading, Photography, Tips and Tricks, Useful Information
In a previous blog post regarding the iPhone 12 Pro Max cameras, I mentioned that I found banding in blue skies to be a problem when shooting regular compressed HEIC or jpeg files, rather than using Apples ProRaw format. I’ve discovered what the problem is. A...
by Todd Bannor | Feb 9, 2021 | Blog, Photography, Useful Information
Recently, there has been an increase in the number of images we license through Alamy for use in presentations and in newsletters. (Presentation/Newsletter is considered one category of use by Alamy.) This makes sense given that there are a lot of video conferences...
by Todd Bannor | Jul 28, 2020 | Blog, Headshots, Photography, Useful Information, What I've Been Doing
We are now shooting headshots with all due COVID-19 precautions of course. We wear masks and social distance. We also have hand sanitizer available. Clients are required to wear a mask, which may be removed during the session. Headshots and portraits are normally...
by Todd Bannor | May 20, 2020 | Blog, Copyright, Photography, Useful Information
A long time ago, I wrote a post about photographs and copyright. It’s time to talk about this again. If you want to use a photograph on your website for illustrative purposes, you need to secure rights and permission to use it. If you copy a photo from another site...
by Todd Bannor | Feb 20, 2020 | Blog, Photography, Useful Information
Spring is just around the corner and that means family portrait season is fast approaching! We are fortunate in the Chicago area to have some wonderful outdoor “studios.” A family portrait session only takes a couple of hours and includes a deluxe print package. Photo...
by Beth Bannor | Jan 3, 2019 | Useful Information
Although you might feel overwhelmed at the responsibility for buying your own domain name, it’s worth the effort to do so. As a business owner, owning your own domain name is important if you ever want to change website developers. Buying the domain is much...
