We have a special evening with senior Sports Illustrated photographer Peter Read Miller, who will show images from his 30 years as a Sports Illustrated photographer and talk about the hows and whys of making a great sports photos.
Peter Read Miller has worked for Sports Illustrated magazine as staff and contract photographer for over 30 years, with more than 85 covers to his credit.
In addition to shooting 25 Super Bowls, he has covered 14 NBA Finals, six Olympics, the Stanley Cup Final, the World Series, the Kentucky Derby, the NCAA Final Four, Men's and Women's World Cup Soccer and the World Championship of Freestyle Wrestling in Krasnoyarsk, Siberia.
Location:
West Hollywood Park Auditorium
647 N San Vicente Blvd
West Hollywood, CA 90069
Admission is $5.00 for non-members.
LADIG Members, visit our member page to register for free admission.
Welcome web standards evangelist Stephanie Sullivan Rewis, Adobe’s Greg Rewis, Elliott Sprehn from Google, and Neville Spiteri as we talk about HTML5, Mobile, CSS3, JavaScript, the Cloud and social networking.
A generation is growing up expecting a limitless, connected experience;
HTML5, a natural evolution of the HTML language has captured the attention of web designers and developers world wide offering new ways to visualize, consume and engage with information and media. A versatile tool, HTML5 can be used to accomplish tasks, present information and create expressive immersive experiences across the internet on workstation and mobile devices alike.
Join the LA tech community at Hollywood’s Barnsdall Gallery Theatre for a supercharged evening as we delve into the emerging web technologies and how it will pertain to your workspace. Door prizes from Adobe, Motorola, Blackberry and Noble.

Stephen Burns shows how to incorpoate 3D objects into the new Photoshop CS5
Novatel MiFi:
From Verizon and Sprint
Automator Action to automatically import photos into Aperture
$50.00 Wireless solution:
http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/05/cheap-home-made-wi-fi-tether/
http://petetek.blogspot.com/2009/05/50-wireless-tethering-solution.html
Wacky Hack bounce Card in the News

Hardware store hacks:
Kitchen timer panorama
Fine focus control
Focus drill
Ikea Projects:
Flash Diffuser
Dolly Hack
String Tripod, Tin Can Ringlight and more
Home Made Medium Format Camera
National Geographic Redwood Tree Portrait
A great event last night at the International Cinematographers Guild. Thanks to our sponsors and everyone that attended.
Make Magazine about the Hard drive Gyro stabilization:
Peephole wide angle lens hacks
Keynote count down timer, scroll to the bottom to the free downloads section
Here is the link for featured speaker Bruce Dorn: http://www.idcphotography.com/
Kudos to A&I Color Laboratories in Hollywood for hosting LADIG’s August 2009 event… Thank you for having us. Check out their new print-on-demand photo books, the samples they had looked really good.
Greg Dyro’s introduction of “Wacky Hacks” was well received and may become a regular opening event feature. Though advertised as a whimsical tour, Greg closed his report with an observation that some of the hardware and software presented, though off-the-wall, are potentially seedlings for future products and industries… “They are our future”.
Hack a Day Camera equipment hacks
An in-depth look at Adobe Lightroom comprised the rest of the evening. Lee Varis and Daniel Sofer covered the photo management software from the very basics to advanced levels of application.
Here’s a link Lee provided for an hierarchal keywords list called, Controlled Vocabulary:
http://controlledvocabulary.com/
Many of the Export plugins demonstrated by Daniel are by Jeffrey Friedl. You can get more information about and download them at http://regex.info/blog/lightroom-goodies
Daniel also discussed DF Studio Link for Lightroom, available from Digital Fusion.
Clarence Martin has joined our board. Clarence now handles the food and refreshments for our events and socials. Welcome Clarence! (The former guy served pizza at four events in a row and was summarily dismissed on the grounds that he “lost his creative edge”).
Our video clip for August accentuates an important part of LADIG’s events, the intermission. Our members get a chance to bounce their opinions off one another regarding the ideas and technologies showcased at our meetings. We are known for creating a warm, relaxed atmosphere. Seasoned professionals and burgeoning hopefuls alike are able to make informed decisions toward adopting technology and procedures to benefit their business and personal photographic endeavors. That seems to be the soul of LADIG.
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Published on Fri, 28 Oct 2011 23:48:04 +0000 by hermosawave
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September 14: Space Imagery: JPL's Cassini/Huygens Mission to Saturn & Titan
October 9: WB Studio Photo Gallery Event
November 9: Mitch Dobrowner: Infrared and B&W Landscape Photography
December 14: Holiday Social
(January off)
February 8, 2011: Technical Presentation (TBD)
March 8, 2011: Carl Palazzolo: Veterinarian Photographer