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I Use ExpoDisc
from John Paul Caponigro, 7/15/2008
"A majority of the time, I treat white balance subjectively. But, that doesn’t mean I don’t use a white balance target. Targets give you the option of setting white balance objectively. Without them you have to fall back on the SWAG method (Scientific Wild Ass Guess). My favorite white balance target is ExpoImaging’s ExpoDisc."
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ExpoImaging ExpoAperture Discs Review
from Camera Dojo, Formerly L7Foto.com, 6/9/2008
"...Unless you simply have a knack for understanding what settings you need to obtain the exact depth of field you want, then getting a set of Expoaperture discs is a worth considering. As a training tool, using the discs a few times will help you to understand the correlation between the settings and will help you to learn how to judge the settings you want better."
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Ray Flash Redux and Full Review: Ray Flash
from Strobist, 5/9/2008
"The Ray Flash is the first commercially produced ring flash adapter designed to turn a speedlight into a ringflash. While ringlight is nothing new around here, up until now you have had to either go the DIY route, or lug around a much bigger piece of gear.
Assuming you've got the wallet to handle it, I think a lot of people are gonna go for this thing...."
"...The Ray Flash ring flash adapter is a sophisticated light modifier that fills a big gap in today's strobe gear, and will open up new possibilities for many shooters. It's great to see a company taking light to a new level."
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Holiday Buyers' Guide
from doubleexposure.com, 12/1/2007
"Here is one super “must-have” item that every digital photographer should have on hand wherever they go. With the ExpoDisk placed over your lens, it will accurately give your camera the correct reading from all light sources..."
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ExpoDisc Kicks Butt!...
from Weekly Photography Tips, 11/19/2007
Welcome to Weekly Photo Tips. This site is dedicated to all photographers with the purpose of exposing you to cool and informative resources that could help make you a better photographer. If you are an amateur or professional, we want to help raise the level of your game. Should you find this site helpful tell a friend, if you have a tip, please share it with us.
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ExpoAperture2; A Depth Of Field Guide
from Shutterbug, 10/22/2007
The DOF Guide is designed just as much as a field tool as it is a teaching tool, and I found myself playing with it just to make some what-if calculations on various format and lens combinations. It is for those who want to make precise DOF decisions quickly and easily, and not worry about the fact that they can’t quite see the finder when activating their DOF preview function. And it is a very clever item indeed.
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Expodisc and Expodisc Portrait: Review
from Think Camera, 10/12/2007
The Expodisc is designed to slip on the filter thread of your lens, with flat side facing the front element of the lens and a series of prisms facing outward. It makes your lens look a bit like a fly's eye. The combination of the two effectively remaps all the light falling on your sensor as one even monotone. If you use your camera's custom white balance setting, the Expodisc will do wonders at averaging out the different light sources. It will also do precisely the same with the exposure.
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Trade Tricks: Selective Focus - Using depth of field creatively
from PC Photo, 9/4/2007
Using selective focus is a powerful technique to help frame and present your subject. Playing with depth of field will help transform your image from one that looks like a quick snapshot to one that shows you’ve put some creative thought into how you want to present your subject.
Depth of field determines what part of a scene has the sharpest focus and how much sharpness the rest of it has. Limited depth of field directs attention to a particular focal point while minimizing distractions. Generous depth of field presents all the elements in a photograph at once, relatively equally, aside from visual emphasis going to prominent elements that will inherently draw extra attention.
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Capture Accurate Colour with the ExpoDisc
from Photexels.com, 7/30/2007
The ExpoDisc filter from ExpoImaging provides a simple solution to consistently obtain accurate colours... The ExpoDisc is certainly handy to have around and since it works extremely well, it makes setting manual white balance a snap, increasing the likelihood you'll do it more often -- thus reducing the need for post-capture color adjustments whether you're shooting in RAW, TIFF, or JPEG.
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