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Around The Horn
23 February 2018
In this recurring column, we highlight a few items we've run across that don't merit a full story of their own but are interesting enough to bring to your attention. This time we look at the Miami Dolphins in black-and-white, Kopernikk, Julia Margaret Cameron, FastPhotoStyle, Silver 3 and T-MAX P3200 film.
- Jon Willey is the NFL Insider telling "the story of life as a modern-day, professional football star." Well, several of them. All Miami Dolphins. And in black-and-white, too. Using a Leica Q. Not, in short, your typical sports shoot.
- In Head for the Hills With Kopernikk, Charles Purdy follow the photographer and his dog into the Giant Mountains. "I make big decisions there, clear my head and always smile like a little child," Kopernikk says.
- In Iago, or Study From an Italian, Francis Hodgson revisits this portrait by Julia Margaret Cameron with a rare mea culpa.
- FastPhotoStyle is a fast photorealistic style transfer algorithm. "Given a content photo and a style photo, the code can transfer the style of the style photo to the content photo."
- Gavin Seim has introduced Silver 3 for Lightroom, the successor to Silver Shadows2. "This is the most epic black and white toolkit I've ever used," he bubbles. The $69 toolkit is available for $39 for a limited time.
- Kodak plans to reintroduce T-MAX P3200 black-and-white panchromatic film in 135-36x format (35mm with 36 exposures) for $10.99. The ISO 800 emulsion can be pushed to 3200 (hence the P) and even 6400, Kodak said.
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