Archive for October, 2008

Oct 29 2008

Medium Format: Do You Need It?

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If you're like many photographers, you're always looking for the perfect image. In addition to a good, well composed photo, you want the best technical quality. You want your photos to show the fine textures, subtle hues, and crisp edges of your subject matter. You want the ultimate image.

If you need this type of image, medium format is here to help. Medium format, in contrast to 35mm, uses a much larger film size. By using a larger film area, medium format cameras, such as the famous Hasselblad 200 series can capture significantly more information, and therefore a much sharper, more vibrant image. The large a slide or a negative is, the better image it will give, since the larger area allows for so much more photographic information.

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Oct 28 2008

There Are Advantages Buying Discount Digital Cameras

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Quality digital cameras can be expensive and you may be reluctant to purchase a new camera for this reason. There are many venues where less expensive digital cameras can be purchased, but people are often unaware of this.

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Oct 28 2008

Saving Memories Forever- Tips To Great Wedding Photos

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Wedding Photography Tips

Wedding pictures are meant to last forever. As a gift for this special event, the most beautiful shots should be given to the newlyweds as a gift for this reason. since every wedding is a happy event you will never have a hard time capturing photographic memories worth keeping.

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Oct 26 2008

The Special Marine Digital Camera

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The people that use genuine marine digital cameras are those where it is usually used in the course of their work as these cameras are very expensive Studying the life below the surface, a marine digital camera is only normally within the realm of marine biologists and other nautical scientists Waterproofing a camera is not an easy thing to do so many, so called, marine cameras aren't really designed for that type of work

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Oct 23 2008

Why Learning Photography is So Cool

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Learning photography can be a fun and interesting hobby that may even turn into a career for the right person. Taking photographs helps people learn about things that are happening in the world and shows them things that they never would have seen otherwise. Learning photography is like learning to drive. It's pointless to have discussions about automechanics or to explain how all the parts work together.

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Oct 22 2008

Searching For The Best Digital Camera

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If you are looking to buy your first digital camera that you may be wondering where to start owing the huge array of new technology about. For someone who is dedicated then they may spend quite some time researching consumer reports to find the best digital camera. Once the search is over it is time to gather up your savings for the camera of your dreams; that brand new 10 megapixel, 10 times optical zoom camera with a two and a half inch screen. Unfortunately, technology doesn't ever stop for breath and your personal choice is no exception, so after months of searching you now have to have the latest version of the camera which has taken over the accolade.

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Oct 19 2008

Get In Close

Published by Richard under Tips and Ideas

I have been reading several books by well-known professional photographers. What is really exciting is that some of the tips they are giving me are things that I have already been doing to some degree or another. One example is in regard to sports action. One of the main reasons I bought my new 40D from Canon is that it was much more suited to taking sports photos. Six frames per second and JPEG bursts of up to 60 or 70 in a row. I keep thinking that I should use raw mode more often. One reason I have been avoiding it is that the burst mode on the 40D in raw mode is only 17 frames rather than 60. Then there is the file size issue. Currently I can take about 1,200 photos without backing up memory cards. With raw mode that will drop dramatically.

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Oct 18 2008

Sony Alpha DSLR-A200 Digital SLR Camera Pros and Cons

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The Sony Alpha DSLR-A200 Digital SLR Camera is the follow-up model to Sony’s first DSLR model, the A100. This new model is faster, lighter and much easier to use than it’s predecessor. It also provides noise control and AF acquisition times.

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The A200 includes a 10.2 mega pixel Super HAD CCD sensor and Sony’s pivotal BIONZ processor. This option produces dynamic range, minimal noise and improved picture detail. It also enhances images with rich tonal reproduction, improved white balance and exposure control. This model utilizes Sony’s Carl Zeiss lens.

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Oct 16 2008

Ladies and Gentlemen … Start Your Backups

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No Data Backup?

Sweetie!?! The computer is making a strange clicking sound.
What's that smell? Is something burning?
Weren't all your pictures on that computer?
Oh, no!

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Oct 16 2008

Sony Alpha DSLR-A700 Digital camera

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Sony’s Alpha DSLR-A700 Digital camera is extremely streamlined, offers comfortable shooting design, broad functional features, sensor-shift image stabilizer, excellent photo quality and extremely fast picture-taking performance.

This is a top of the line amateur digital SLR camera that will make an excellent choice if you don’t already have a chosen lens system. The Sony Alpha DSLR-A700 Digital camera offers SLR resolution at 12.24 mega pixels and a display type: 3 in LCD display.

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