Cool wind-reduction tip for compact cameras
I just found a link to a cool wind-reduction tip on this site: www.photojojo.com. Photojojo.com has many great tips and do it yourself photo projects.
Here’s a direct link to the tip on PopPhoto.com.
I haven’t tried it, but I have a compact Canon SD600 camera that is very similar, and I plan to test this the […]
One Day Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Seminar Tour with Scott Kelby in NYC
Scott Kelby, president of NAPP (National Association of Photoshop Professionals), editor-in-chief of Photoshop User, Darkroom, and Layers magazines, as well as co-host of NAPP TV (formerly Photoshop TV). Scott will be presenting the Photoshop Lightroom Seminar Tour in New York, NY on Thursday, June 7, 2007 at the Jacob K Javits Convention Center. According to […]
How to Assemble a Quality Mobile/Field Recording System for as Little as $75
Over the last two years I’ve been learning about, investigating and testing various audio recording hardware and software. One of my goals was to have a quality on-location recording setup. After learning from other podcasters on discussion groups like the Yahoo! Groups Podcaster list, and through numerous websites and books, I’ve put together a […]
Great Article Links: A Video Guide to RSS, Screencasting and All About Web Color
On a visit to Robin Good’s masternewmedia.org website this morning, (as usual) I came across many interesting original articles and highlighted articles from other sites. Here are three of my favorites that I thought you might enjoy:
1. RSS VIDEO: This three minute video describes RSS (Real Simple Syndication) with step-by-step advice for getting started as […]
Tutorial: 4 More Tips For Taking Better Low Light Photos
After posting the 10 tips article a few days ago, I have a few additional tips to share about low light photography. These tips can also be helpful when doing still life or landscape photography in any lighting situation.
So without further ado, here are the additional tips:
TIP 11: Use Mirror Lockup: - Mirror lockup is […]
Tutorial: 10 Tips For Taking Better Low Light Photos
10 TIPS FOR TAKING BETTER LOW-LIGHT PHOTOS
Text and Images by Andrew Darlow, Editor, The Imaging Buffet
Low light photography can be challenging, but if you know a few basic tips, you can greatly improve the quality of your photos, whether you use a Digital SLR or a Point and Shoot camera. Here are ten tips to […]
Tip: A Free Resolution Chart and a Guide to Image Resolution
I recently did a presentation about inkjet printing and made available a “Resolution Chart” PDF which I created over 10 years ago. It’s nothing fancy, but I’ve found that the chart often helps people to better understand how file sizes change as PPI or file dimensions increase or decrease. It can also help to quickly […]
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