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For a start, you can use many lens. Not that I have more than one, but it is better than the compact lens I had. You can also push up the ISO to 1600 or more for fast moving objects, like people, children, animals and so on.
You can shoot multiple times. You see [...]
I registered with the Sydney based photo art site. Then I went through every photo I’d taken with my digital camera except those I’d lost. I lost all of my American shots, damn it. I’ve now backed up all my other photos on a flash drive. You should take note of a posting I did [...]
It depends what you have done or not done as to why your prints are darker. If you have an LCD computer screen, they will be. All LCD screens have brightness defaults which are too bright. So you can wind down the brightness by 50% to improve quality. Then you have to calibrate the colour. [...]
I have written before about how to back up and store your photos online and about how to make a buck or two at the stock photo sites, but this new Sydney based site established recently by Andrew Coppin looks extremely interesting.
It is called Ph.Art and is intended for the better photographers to display and [...]
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While the bushfires were raging in Victoria, Australia, I’m sure many of us were thinking what would we take with us if we were in a hurry and we knew our house would probably burn down. Many think of their photo albums, but these days most of our photos are on the computer. [...]
My camera, being a compact point and shoot one, does not produce RAW images, but jpegs. RAW imaging is better. RAW images are recorded unprocessed and uncompressed from the sensor onto a memory card. You then use special software to process it further.
The new DSLR cameras have focal lengths like the old film cameras. A [...]
When I first bought a digital camera, there were only point and shoot types and the mega pixels were much fewer. Mine had only 3.1 and my son now has a mobile phone with 6 mega pixels. So, my camera (with fewer megapixels than the one below) is virtually useless and next I would definitely [...]
Ai Picture Explorer (AiPICX) is a graphics application that views, edits, enhances, manages and organizes photos — plays multimedia too. It empowers digital photo enthusiasts with advanced batch image processing and conversion capabilities. Included is a Batch UnZipper which extracts multiple ZIPs. Integrated batch rename, move and delete functions seamlessly integrate with its Slide Album [...]
A good photo is not about the equipment you have. There are many great shots taken on a Box Brownie. It is about composition, aesthetics, perception and the use of light.
There is now a fantastic site which talks about the basics of photography. It is called Photo Tips
Kodak has composed the tutorials. There are rules [...]
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Have you ever erased a photo from your digital camera by mistake? Well you can retrieve it with PC Inspector Smart recovery. You can do that via your camera being hooked up with the card in it or with the card inserted into the computer. You cannot retrieve images which have been overwritten.
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