Share your photos & educate everyone how you made them

[Sonny]

This website is amazing! There are thumbnail photos in a gallery style format. You click on a photo you like and it will display the lighting diagrams, EXIF data, and additional notes. Best of all...it's all FREE!

View Photo Gallery on Strobox - Create, Share, Educate

[prncfarquad]

Pretty cool indeed!!

[ChristopherCoy]

I've had the iPhone app for a while, and I've used it a few times. I have a feeling that I'll be using it a lot to take note of lighting set ups when I'm at After Dark in November.

I really like it, and the website looks really cool too!

[cwend]

good link

[pookie]

This site is exactly what I was looking for.
Thanks, Sonny!

[crazyfoo]

awesome! i was just talking with my wife about how I really need to learn how to use more than just my speed lite flash, there are some great examples there!

[VietNinjaXTC]

Wow, great place to get new ideas/inspiration. Anyone know if there's something like this for post-processing rather than lighting?

[silversixx]

Nice link!

[Sonny]

Originally Posted by VietNinjaXTC

Anyone know if there's something like this for post-processing rather than lighting?

Good luck with that one. Most photographers are pretty secretive about their 'magic' formula for pp.

[Lexie]

Great site, Sonny! Thanks for the link!

[neyekon]

Just FYI...you can download for free "EXIF Reader Software" that will read the exif info from any image on the web...provided that the info is within the image file. I understand that if an image is "SAVED FOR WEB" during or after PP then that info is gone, but if an image is resized for web and saved differently then the exif info is not removed. With this software installed you simply right click an image and you get an option to..."Show EXIF".