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Lightroom Video - More Holiday Graphics
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom Killer Tips &bull Dec 15, 2011
Continuing on with the Lightroom template/tip-a-day theme this week, today's video builds on what we did on Monday. We used the Watermark window to give our photo a frame. In that example, though, the holiday graphic was pretty much the… Full Story »
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Business Day Thursday: Ramp Up Your Customer Service With Expedited Delivery
Digital ProTalk &bull Dec 15, 2011
We sort of been removed from the holiday rush while in Mexico, and I can't believe we have only 7 days till Christmas after we touchdown on Saturday evening. And then, YIKES, it's right back into the swing of things. And speaking of the holiday rush, I've got a quick tip for you today that may just ease the craziness of your studio's holiday deliver schedule. Here we go. Any photography studio owner knows that this is simply the… Full Story »
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The Frame: The Virgin Of Guadalupe
The Travel Photographer &bull Dec 14, 2011
Photo Anita Baca-All Rights ReservedDid I realize that the church of Our Lady of Guadalupe on 14th Street (not far from where I live in New York City) would commemorate one of Mexico's most important religious holidays this past Monday?… Full Story »
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iPhone photo series: 28 Destroyed Posters of Albanian Politicians
Lens Culture Photography Weblog &bull Dec 13, 2011
This is the second in a series of delightfully quirky photobooks of images made by Frederic Lezmi with his iPhone. It's not really a book; it's more like a box of beautifully printed lithographs on heavy paper - so you… Full Story »
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Gadgetwise Blog: Seven Tips for Better Photos by Firelight
New York Times: Personal Tech &bull Dec 13, 2011
Cold weather and holidays bring the opportunity to shoot those enchanting firelight pictures, rich with amber hues that make every frame warm and inviting. But Vincent Laforet, Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer, filmmaker and author of "Visual Stories: Behind the Lens with Vincent Laforet," warns it's not as easy as rolling off a yule log. Here… Full Story »
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"Multiples" - Digital Photography Podcast 303
The Digital Story &bull Dec 6, 2011
Things are sometimes better in threes. Three flashes on one lightstand; three exposures on one frame. Yes, this week I'm talking about multiples. I cover the Adorama Triple Shoe Adapter that costs less than $20, but allows you to put… Full Story »
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Is In-Camera HDR In My Future???
PhotoWalkPro &bull Dec 5, 2011
One of the things that really intrigued me about the Sony a77 was its built-in HDR capture. There are a lot of cameras, including the a77 that have something like the Active D-Lighting function that lives in Nikon DSLRs. This feature uses the information in a single… Full Story »
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My 2011 Photography-Related Predictions - Did They Come True?
This Week in Photography &bull Nov 17, 2011
I predicted that Canon and Nikon would each introduce full frame cameras in 2011. That one came partially came true already thanks to Canon - and I believe Nikon will follow through before the end of this year as well. I predicted Micro 4/3 will make standard 4/3 cameras irrelevant… Full Story »
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Photopoints.net &bull Nov 5, 2011To resize the photo, hold the Shift key down and drag your mouse over the image.You may also move the photo to any location on the page by clicking on it and dragging it. Copyright 2003-2008 WebF1 Consulting, LLC. Full Story »
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'At What Age Do You Have the Most Free Time?'
The Online Photographer &bull Oct 31, 2011
Seems to me that how you frame the question has a lot to do with the answer (LBM's framing concerns "most influential work"), and that the bell curve of most such data tends to merely follow the bell curve of greatest vigor in the human lifetime. Note that link they provide for philosophers, and how the curve flattens out at the ages of 60 and 70-isn't that because a fair number of humans throughout history simply didn't live that long? Putting it another way, how much did Archimedes accomplish as a geometer after the siege of Syracuse? Over the years… Full Story »
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New Canon Gear: 1d X
Canon Blogger &bull Oct 18, 2011
The latest in the Canon lineup has been announced by the folks in Lake Success. The latest and greatest in the full frame sensor cameras is the 1-Dxrepresenting some pretty amazing advances. I do wonder what kind of battery drain will result from usage but we shall see! The Canon 1Dx seems to also… Full Story »
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Canon Announces New Flagship Pro DSLR, the Full Frame EOS 1Dx
digitalcamerainfo.com &bull Oct 18, 2011
Canon announced the company's newest flagship professional DSLR today, the 18 megapixel full-frame Canon 1Dx. The 1Dx will sit atop Canon's model line as an update to both the Canon 1Ds and the 1D Mark IV, and is expected to debut for $6800 body-only this March. The "x" in 1Dx, according to Canon, is meant to signify that this is the 10th generation of professional DSLRs from Canon, and it pushes many of the boundaries established by its predecessors.… Full Story »
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Planet Photoshop: Antique Photo Effect
Layer Magazine: For Everything Adobe &bull Oct 13, 2011
Corey shows viewers how to create a vintage photo look and add an old-fashioned frame. Full Story »
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Nikon V1
LetsGoDigital English Edition &bull Sep 25, 2011Nikon V1 system camera : Nikon has an launched a new compact system camera; the Nikon 1 V1. The Nikon V1 with its tough body construction is the perfect digital camera for technology lovers and trendsetters who want to take their photography to the next level. The Nikon V1 features an high-resolution electronic viewfinder with an 100% frame coverage. This helps you to frame shots in bright light. The Nikon V1 is equipped with an expandable multi accessory port… Full Story »
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Weese in Wisconsin, Part Deux
The Online Photographer &bull Sep 20, 2011
I got to have breakfast with my friend Carl Weese this morning, which was great. He's on another of his photography odysseys, the maiden long voyage in his new Chevy HHR-his old truck finally gave up the ghost after a… Full Story »
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I should have posted this yesterday...
Weekly Photography Tips &bull Sep 20, 2011
As part of yesterdays book review " The Wedding Photography Field Guide " by Michelle Turner I meant ( but forgot ) to include an interview she did with Ibarionex Perello over at The Candid Frame . So here is… Full Story »
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Squirreling Food
Photopoints.net &bull Sep 15, 2011To resize the photo, hold the Shift key down and drag your mouse over the image. You may also move the photo to any location on the page by clicking on it and dragging it. So sweet .. Fabulous frame… Full Story »
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Featured article: Composition - Left of center
News: Digital Photography Review (dpreview.com) &bull Sep 7, 2011
In this first installment of the Photo Tip series, Amadou Diallo explains how to how to create more dynamic compositions by placing your subject away from the center of the frame. My friend the school photographer would disagree. It depends… Full Story »
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Nikon AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G ED Review
PhotographyBLOG &bull Sep 7, 2011
Announced earlier this year, the AF-S Nikkor 50mm f1.8G is the latest in a long line of 50mm f/1.8 lenses from Nikon. Distinguished from its predecessors through a built-in Silent Wave Motor and a completely new optical formula that comprises seven elements in six groups, including one aspherical element, the Nikon AF-S Nikkor 50mm f1.8G also offers full-time manual focus override, a weather-sealed lens mount and an iris diaphragm with seven rounded… Full Story »
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Downtown Seattle
Stuck in Customs &bull Sep 4, 2011
As opposed to the situation below where things did work out, I had NO luck the rest of the time. After arriving in Seattle, I immediately went to this spot to grab a photo. I barely made it in time.… Full Story »
