Nov
02
2009
The number one question by beginner photographers is about lighting. Light is the key to quality photography and can run from $25.00 to tens of thousands for top professional name brand equipment. If you have several thousand to spend then almost any known brand you want to buy will be of good quality and last for many years. Most beginners waste money trying to purchase a low cost unit that just does not work.
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Oct
22
2009

Photo by baliartphotography.com
The wedding is one of the most special days for a couple's life. For a lot of women they have been waiting for this their whole lives.For the men it is the day when they can finally say that they got the women of their dreams. With it being so special there are so many important jobs to make that day special.One of those important jobs belong to the wedding photographer.You should hire a good and talented one since it is one, if not, the most important job during a wedding.So how can you do that?
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Aug
03
2009
Have you ever imagined having the Canon digital camera accessories? As the matter of fact, lots of people claim Canon as one of the leading brands in the world of digital cameras. For a point-to-click photographer, it is surely a trustable brand that will provide them with the perfect quality of the photographs. You can prove it by looking at the basics of printing until the art of lighting. Definitely, the Canon digital camera accessories will make you look like a professional.
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Jun
14
2009
There are a number of important things that must be covered by someone who is hoping to turn into in Richmond wedding photography. Here is a synopsis of the secrets to success of a fledgling Richmond VA wedding photographer. It is important to remember that the success of someone who is planning to pursue a career as a professional wedding photographer is largely dependent on the amount of training he or she has before starting in the business of wedding photography.
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Apr
19
2009
There are a number of ways to answer this question. One would be to obtain manufacturer sales data, if available. What I have today is a more easily obtained source - Flickr.com.
This popular file sharing site can capture camera info from about 2/3 of the photos submitted to their site. If you are wondering how they do this, check out the term "exif".
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Apr
17
2009
And along comes one of the newest Canon DSLRs. The Rebel T1i.
* New 15.1-megapixel CMOS sensor
* DIGIC 4 Image Processor
* Includes Canon EF-S 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS lens
* Full HD video capture at 1920 x 1080 resolution
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Nov
14
2008
WOW!
The people at Flip are not stopping! Now they have an HD model, for only $229 US.
- Holds 60 minutes of HD-quality video (1280 x 720 resolution at 30 frames per second; 16:9 widescreen) on 4 GB of built-in memory
- Weighing only 3.3 ounces, MinoHD is the world’s smallest HD camcorder
- Features one-touch recording and digital zoom
- Flip-out USB arm plugs directly into your computer to launch built-in FlipShare software
- FlipShare software lets you save and organize your videos, edit individual clips, make custom movies, email your videos, and upload them
- Records high-quality MP4 files that can be easily dragged and dropped into iTunes, iMovie, and iPhoto
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Nov
08
2008
I recently bought and reviewed the Flip Camcorder. Now, along comes a lower priced competitor, the Jazz. How do they compare?
They both use 2 AA batteries, but my Flip included a starter pair and the Jazz does not.
They both work for YouTube, but the Flip is 640x480 and the Jazz is only 320x240, so if you want to make a full screen home video, get the Flip.
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Aug
09
2008
I have a photo quality ink jet printer that can print very good colour photos, up to 8x10, on photo style paper. I was intrigued when a number of well known retailers started offering to print digital photos for less than it costs me for the paper alone.
So, I ordered a group of 4x6 prints from one of them, by uploading the files to their website. If a store that does this is convenient to you, you can pick them up. If not, they will ship them for a small extra charge.
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Aug
07
2008
I bought a Canon 40D during the winter and finally gave it a good workout this past weekend.
It was the annual church picnic, with several hundred people attending. Highlights of the day for me were the children's races and the volleyball tournament. Lots of sports photography type action to try my 6 frames a second camera on.
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