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  • Photography

    Photography revolutionized the preservation of history. Prior to photography, the only way to record an image was to paint or draw it. Capturing images has gotten easier with the advent of more...

  • 35mm Camera

    A 35mm camera is a camera that uses standard 35mm film. 35mm film is one of the most popular film sizes in the history of film photography. This film size, which gets its name from the 35mm width...

  • 35mm Film

    35mm is the standard size of cellulose film used in both motion picture production and still photography. Although many other sizes have been created over the years, the various film industries...

  • 35mm Scanning

    Scanning 35mm negatives combines the world of technology with the old school darkroom techniques addressed in traditional photography. By scanning your negatives, you can still control the...

  • 35mm Slides

    If you want to display your 35mm photographs for a large audience you may consider taking slide pictures. The slide images are later placed in a projector and shown on a large screen. The 35mm...

  • Aperture Setting

    When using a camera with manual controls, you have the option to set the aperture. This allows you to determine how much light to allow into your camera, which affects the overall exposure and how...

  • Art Photographer

    Art photography is a creative and fulfilling art form that many people attempt to become successful in, but few reach success. To become an art photographer, one must be dedicated, creative and...

  • Barlow Lens

    The Barlow Lens, named after Peter Barlow (1776-1862), a professor of mathematics at the Royal Military Academy at Woolwich, England, is an additional device that enhances the focal length of a...

  • Black And White Film

    Some of the most memorable images in photographic history have been made on black and white film. Think of the landscape photos taken by Ansel Adams; they are iconic. Black and white is still used...

  • Black And White Film Developing

    You don't have to take your black and white film to a professional to be developed anymore. You can do the developing in the comfort of your own home with coffee. The quality may not be as good,...

  • How to Learn Digital Photography Settings

    Digital photography settings vary slightly from settings on a film camera, allowing a smooth transition to digital. The best way to learn is to work with the settings and test the outcomes which...

  • How to Set Up Automotive Studio Lighting

    In automotive studio photography, using hot lights is a better choice over strobes. Cars have a very reflective surface. If you use a strobe, it's hard to know where the glare and reflection will...

  • The Best Nikkon Zoom Lens

  • Family Portrait Ideas on a Staircase

  • Creative Things to Do With a Digital Camera

  • How to Learn Digital SLR Photography

    Digital SLR photography has seen an explosion of interest in first-time SLR buyers because of the highly effective and modestly priced entry-level DSLR cameras now on the market. These new cameras...

  • How to Shoot in Night & Low Lights

    Taking photographs at night or in low-light situations can produce stunning images---but only with the proper shooting techniques. Whether you're capturing moonlit landscapes or photographing...

  • How to Create a Service Book

    In any invention of a new product, a service book is a handy and necessary item. If the consumer is able to solve his own problem, it can save money. Instead of winding up paying up to $100 per...

  • Chemicals in Camera Film Developing

  • Chemicals Used in Film Developing

  • How to Spot Touch Ups on a Photographer's Picture

    Photographers often touch up their photos to improve the look of a photo. For example, a photographer or touch up expert might remove blemishes, remove unwanted objects in the photo, alter body...

  • How to Mix Hot Lights With Strobes

    In studio photography, hot lights or strobes produce artificial lighting. Hot lights, such as flood bulbs and quartz-halogen units, provide continuous lighting that lets you preview how light...

  • Camera Shots & Techniques

  • How Can I Sell My Photographs to Magazines?

    Publish your photography in magazines to get exposure, recognition and extra income for your talent. Magazines seize images that demonstrate unique perspective, telling stories that complement...

  • How to Take Better Looking Photographs

    Thanks to digital photography, cameras have become more popular and more affordable then ever. Unlike traditional photography, in which film and processing costs need to be considered when taking...

  • What is the Difference Between Metallic & Matte Photo Print?

    Photographers today have a vast selection of photographic papers to choose from for printing their images. Matte and metallic--which produce very different results--are two popular options.

  • Tropical Landscape Photo Ideas

  • How to Interpret Digital Art

    Understanding digital art is similar to understanding fine art, where the digital images will be categorized according to a theme. Surrealism and abstraction may be the main themes of digital art...

  • How to Cut Light Diffusers

    Light diffusers offer a critical solution to the common lighting problems most photographers encounter. Flash diffusers work to reduce the effects of harsh over-lighting, but professional light...

  • How to Cut a Light Diffuser

    Light diffusers are essential tools for any amateur or professional photographer. They can reduce the effects of harsh lighting on a close-up subject when the flash is needed. Instead of one...

  • How to Make a Light Box for Small Objects

    A light box is a photography studio in miniature. It's an enclosure designed to give the photographer total control over the light and shadows cast on a small object. It's especially useful for...

  • Types of Lighting Used in Photography Studios

  • How to Take Portraits Indoors With a Nikon

    It takes more than a good camera to shoot a great photo. For portrait photos, the subject should be crisp and clear, and the background should be soft. If you are using a Nikon to shoot indoor...

  • How to Use Image Search Pro Mobile

    Did you know there is a great application for searching Google Images from your iPhone or iPod Touch? Image Search Pro allows you to search Google images and specify the size and type of image...

  • How Can I Use a Smaller Diameter Lens on a Larger Camera?

    Digital cameras can be used with a variety of accessories such as ultraviolet filters and specialty lenses (such as fisheye or macro) that come in a variety of sizes. Sometimes the accessory won't...

  • How to Load a Leica III With Film

    The Leica III is one of the classic cameras from the age of film photography. Built in a variety of models between 1933 and 1960, the Leica III was the standard of professional journalists for...

  • How to Determine Camera Focal Length

    Focal length is defined as the distance from the middle of the lens to its focal point. It's the distance from the lens to the image pickup device (film in the old days and a sensor chip today)....

  • Tips for Glamour Photography

  • How to Add Digital Shading to a Landscape Image

    Creating powerful landscape images is difficult. Working outside can be challenging; conditions are variable. On a hazy day, contrast is low. Luckily, digital photography makes adjusting work much...

  • How to Make Your Nose Smaller in Photoshop

    Some portraits and casual snapshots do not display a subject's nose attractively. Particularly when a photographer uses a wider angle lens on a closeup head shot, a subject's nose may appear...

  • The Best Photo Sales Galleries

  • How to Make Slides to Digital

    Taking pictures as slides means that you can share your pictures with friends and family, as long as you have a slide projector. However, slide projectors are cumbersome, and if you have a lot of...

  • The Advantages of a Pinhole Camera

  • Night Portrait Photography Tips

  • Photo Copyright Law

    In the past, photo labs would agree to make printsw from negatives or reproductions of photos in the belief that you probably had the right to reproduce those images. However, many hoto labs are...

  • Headshot Photograph Tips

  • Direct Lighting Characteristics

  • Photographic Lighting Tips

  • How to Take Action Photos With a 35mm Camera

    Action photos are an exciting and challenging aspect of the art of photography. Using a 35mm camera is a true test to your patience and skills and an abundance of these cameras are available for...

  • The Qualities of a Good Press Photograph

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