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How to Make an Anaglyph (3D Image)

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Make a 3D image using only regular photoshop! Any image you want to use can be turned three dimensional... more »

How to Read an Internal Light Meter

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Your camera's meter assumes that the average subject reflects about 18 percent of the light that hits it. Unless you have strong lighting from behind your subject or a spotlight, that assumption works well... more »

How to use exposure bracketing

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Exposure bracketing is a technique to help deal with poor or uncertain lighting by taking multiple pictures of the same scene at incremented exposure settings. Upon processing the photographs you will be able to choose the print that has the best ... more »

How to use fill-flash in outdoor photography

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Taking pictures in the summer time means bright sunshine, which makes deep shadows on your subjects. This will make your pictures have unpleasantly dark shading on the faces of people or on your subject. The solution is to use fill-flash. By ... more »

How to Use The Diffuse Glow Filter Effect in Adobe Photoshop

By Richard Burke

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Adobe Photoshop has fourteen different categories of special effect filters. They are easy to use and allow the user to completely change and enhance an image. The DIFFUSE GLOW special effect allows you to alter the subject matter of your image ... more »

How to Photograph Underwater

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Underwater photography is open to the casual snorkeler and the experienced diver alike... more »

How to Set Up a Photo Studio

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Creating a studio can be a simple or complex task depending on the desired results, but in either case a few simple rules apply. You need sufficient space, a lot of electrical outlets, the ability to shut out light when necessary etc... more »

How to Take the Perfect Picture

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"A good picture will last a lifetime." This old adage still holds true. Take a look at some of your photographs. A perfect picture will recapture time spent with a deceased loved one or start you reminiscing about memorable events in your life. ... more »

How to Equip a Darkroom

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First, assess your needs. If all you want is decent prints to give to family and friends, opt for moderately priced equipment. Serious amateurs may want to invest in a more expensive setup... more »

How to Make a Black-and-White Print

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After making the contact print, developing the print, and making a test strip, you're ready to print your black-and-white photograph... more »

How to Pack a Camera Bag

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Having the right equipment with you can mean the difference between taking a so-so shot and a perfect shot... more »

How to Read a Handheld Light Meter

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Taking portraits? Perhaps you don't enjoy fumbling with wheels and dials trying to find the best f-stop/shutter speed combination. A handheld meter is particularly useful for photographers who use a tripod, since it frees them from having to ... more »

How to Make Digital Photos Look Like Lomo Photography

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A few adjustments in PhotoShop can take digital photos from ordinary to intriguing by creating fakes that mimic the classic look of the Russian Lomo camera. Give your digital photos a Lomo look by creating a fish eye effect, a sharp center, dark ... more »

How to Pick a Photography Backdrop

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Choosing a photography backdrop requires assessing your available space and intended use. There are several things to consider when looking for a photography backdrop, where more than just a blank white wall is needed. Follow these tips to choose ... more »

How to Pick the Best Lens for a Home Security Camera

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Follow these guidelines when searching for a lens for your home security camera... more »

How to Use Filters in Black-and-White Photography

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There are two main filters to use with black-and white-photography - correction and contrast... more »

How to Buy a Light Box

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Buying a photographer's light box online will prove difficult. There are different kinds of light boxes, those that help people suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), those used by animators, and even those that are actually computer ... more »

How to Buy a Slide Projector for Home Use

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What's the surest way to get guests to leave from your home? Show 1,000 slides of your vacation. Most pictures today are shown via a PowerPoint presentation through an LCD projector. It is becoming increasingly hard to find a slide projector and ... more »

How to Buy Ultra-Fast Storage Media

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Ultra-fast media storage has become a way of life in the 21st century. Everything from computers to cameras to phones sometimes require it. When the time comes to buy media storage, you need to know how to choose among the many options... more »

How to Care for a Camera Lens

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Since the advent of disposable and small digital cameras, people have grown less accustomed to having to care for their cameras. Especially difficult for some is to go to the trouble of caring for individual parts of the camera. However, if one ... more »

How to Clean the Sensor on Nikon D-200 Camera

By Aaron Drake

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Usually I am all for finding easy home methods of doing things. In this case however, I do recommend spending the $ on the Sensor Swabs, the sensor is one of the most important parts of your really nice camera, so don't skimp on it and take a ... more »

How to Create High Dynamic Resolution (HDR) Photographs

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HDR photography creates a very surreal effect, where every part of the image is “properly” exposed and well defined. It is sort of hyper-realism, because a properly done HDR image is one that best reflects what is seen with your eyes. ... more »

How to Pick Camera Accessories

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You've gone through all the work of choosing a camera that fits your needs perfectly, with all the right features. Now it's time to pick the accessories to go with that camera to make your film or digital photography easier, more efficient and ... more »

How to Preserve Mementos & Photos

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Our family legacy can be a beautiful treasure for generations to come, but how do you preserve and organize these Mementos & Photos? Here are a few suggestions ..... more »

How to restart your dead battery for pda or any rechargable device (pda , cellphone , camcorder)

By russostyle

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hello i wanna show you how to restart a dead battery from your pda or other chargable device.. more »

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