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How to Buy a Color Laser Printer for Your Needs

By HowardBThiname

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In the past decade, the price of high-quality color laser printers has dropped so much that more units are now sitting in home offices everywhere. In addition, the size of these printers is becoming smaller, although they are still larger than ... more »

How to Buy an Image Scanner

By Richard Burke

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Many people feel that since they now have a digital camera they don’t need to have an image scanner. Scanners are still very useful tools for the digital photographer. You may have 35mm slides that you want to scan to digital images--or your may ... more »

How to Buy the Right Camera Bag for You

By Lubowski

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There are many choices involved in buying a camera bag. A camera bag has to match your way of life, not the other way around. With some forethought and planning, you can buy a bag that fits your needs and your lifestyle... more »

How to Choose the Right Art Frame

By Gardengates

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If you've bought a painting, photograph, drawing or any piece of flat art work you really like, you will want to keep it safe and yet display it to it's full advantage by selecting the kind of frame that will set it off best... more »

How to collect national geographic magazines

By Jonathanw

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National Geographic Magazine is the only magazine that people collect and display prominently in their house.. more »

How to Collect Vintage Physique Photography

By Tippy

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Starting in the 1950’s and continuing through the 1960’s, an era occurred in male photography, aptly termed the “Golden Era of the Male Physique.” Many of the photographers took their photos and sold them discretely, afraid the general public ... more »

How to Compose Food Photography

By Tippy

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Food photography is in a class of its own. Entire magazines are devoted to the subject, displaying images of freshly baked bread, steaming bowls of hearty soup and cookies filled with sweet goodies. City buses and billboards feature mouthwatering ... more »

How to Compose Nighttime Photographs

By Tippy

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The landscape changes with the setting of the sun. Stars dance around a crescent moon, streetlights illuminate patches of pavement, and formerly colorful cats appear gray. Nighttime photographers, like vampires, wait for dusk to descend before ... more »

How to Create a CD or DVD Photo Jacket

By Richard Burke

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Today’s computer users create DVDs and CDs all the time of movies, music and images. I don’t know about you, but I have a lot of DVDs that are in cases with “Sharpie” names inscribed on the front. This is fine for personal use, but when I give a ... more »

How to Create a Glamour Effect in Photoshop

By Tippy

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Today, there is no need to hire a professional photographer to retouch your portrait. With Photoshop, you can take a picture and glamorize it yourself. The procedure, once limited to the domain of the photograph-developing industry is now ... more »

How to Create a Photo Book

By Richard Burke

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Photo Books or Albums are a fun way to share photographs with family and friends. Adobe Photoshop Elements 6 makes it easy to create and order photo books. They provide an easy-to-follow wizard that will step you through the process and give you ... more »

How to Create a Photo Montage

By SmoothGrinder

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The introduction and explosion in popularity of digital photography has opened new avenues for sharing photos. Viewing photos online either via email or a photo sharing site is way cool. However, there are still many of us who love seeing a great ... more »

How to Create a Photo Montage With Microsoft Publisher

By Richard Burke

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Microsoft Publisher is an easy-to-use, template-driven software program that allows the user to create a variety of web and printed documents. It is very easy to use templates to create a variety of photo montages. You can download free templates ... more »

How to Create Inexpensive Copy Photos of Your Family Photographs

By Lindaperry

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You can keep copies o f your photos --before you give them to the store to have copied. Right after this email and comment box, the article continues... more »

How to Create Special Effects With Adobe Photoshop Elements 6

By Richard Burke

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Adobe Photoshop 6 contains numerous special effects that can be applied to your images to create artistic works. Most special effects have multiple adjustments allowing the creator to tailor the effect to each image. There are so many effects and ... more »

How to Critique a Photograph

By eisfordanger

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Photographs are a product of a series of choices that a photographer makes in order to produce a specific version of reality. While pictures have the ability to capture what is "real" they also have the ability to change the way people ... more »

How to Do Close Up Photography

By Richard Burke

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There will be times that you'll want to get closer to photograph an object than your lens will allow. All lenses have a minimum focusing distance, and if you get too close, the subject will be out of focus. Close-Up Photography is also called ... more »

How to Enhance Old Photos using an iMac

By KHarper

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Scanning old photographs into your computer is a good way to share them with friends and family. Once photos are scanned to your computer, you can email them, put them on to CDs, or upload them to a photo gallery on a website. If you own an ... more »

How to Find and Delete Duplicate Images and Photographs

By allancass

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Visual Similarity Duplicate Image Finder will find all similar and duplicate images in a folder and its sub folders. It uses advanced algorithms in order to find similar images in a way that a human does. Due to that fact it can find similar ... more »

How to Find Free Quality Photoshop Tutorials

By HowardBThiname

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Everyone loves Photoshop but let's face it--it's one tough program to master. If you bought the program thinking you could quickly manipulate photographs, you probably got a rude wake-up call. Before you plop down more money on books, try some ... more »

How to Find Grants for Photographers

By kim2shine22

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Grants for the individual artist are different than grants for non-profit art organizations. It is important to read grant guidelines to make sure that the grantor/foundation is willing to award grants to individual artists. Once you’ve found ... more »

How to Find Images for Your Ehow Articles

By geske1221

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Here are some tips on how to find images for your articles... more »

How to Frame a Photograph

By Richard Burke

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OK, so you have taken a picture you are really proud of. Why not frame it and put in on the wall? It is easy and inexpensive for small photographic prints. An 8-by-10 inch photograph will fit in an 11-by-14 inch frame. They are perfect for ... more »

How to get a great portrait

By Christine25

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Say cheese! Weather your plan is a family portrait or a portrait of your children, follow these tips and tricks for a beautiful picture you will treasure forever!.. more »

How to Get Great Color in Photographs

By eHow Arts & Entertainment Editor

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Photography is an art form studied by photographers and admired by art enthusiasts. The best part of the craft of picture taking is the ability to capture the essence of a time and place. Follow the steps to get great color in your photographs... more »

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