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  • How to Use a Polarizing Filter for Outdoor Portraits

    If you take a large amount of outdoor pictures, you may want to look into purchasing a polarizing filter for the camera. These filters work on both standard and digital cameras and can turn your...

  • How to Fold a Photo Tent

    Photo tents are small, semi-translucent boxes used by photographers to diffuse light. Product and macro photographers will place their subject inside the photo tent, and use either ambient light...

  • What Color Paint Is Best in a Photo Studio?

    When it comes to painting a photography studio, there are two popular choices: black or white. White is the most common. Both have advantages and disadvantages.

  • How to Use a Rubber Maid Container to Take Photos of Jewelry

    Professional jewelry photographers will typically use an object called a "soft box" to photograph their subjects. A soft box is a large, semi-transparent container designed to diffuse light....

  • How to Send a Picture & Photos

    Someone once said pictures can say a thousand words. But in today's digital age, they probably say millions. Cell phone picture mail, email, the Internet and other electronic devices have nearly...

  • How to Repair a Slide Projector

    A slide projector is still a popular way to view color slides of a family outing, trips and other memories shot with a camera. But slides often get stuck in the projector's slot because they rely...

  • How to Use the Canon 430EX Flash

    The Canon Speedlite 430 EX Flash is an external light source for Canon digital cameras. According to Canon.com, this flash is compatible with all Canon Electro-Optical System (EOS) cameras,...

  • Difference Between SD Cards

    SD cards (secure digital cards) have become preferred memory cards for a large section of small electronic devices, including cameras, cell phones, PDAs and various media players. Ranging from...

  • How to Take Silhouette Pictures

    In a silhouette image, the subject in the foreground of a picture is only a dark, featureless shadow, while the content in the background is perfectly illuminated. Recreating a silhouette image...

  • Definition of Sepia

    Sepia is the name of an effect where photos are colored with a brown pigment. It is often used to warm up an otherwise cold-looking black and white photograph. Although the methods of producing...

  • DIY: Waterproof Camera Housing

    A waterproof camera housing unit will allow pictures or video to be taken under water without the worry of destroying expensive camera equipment. Retail units cost anywhere from $100 to $300, so...

  • 10 Reasons to Use a Camera Tripod

  • Parts of a Slide Projector

    A slide projector is an opto-mechanical device that displays images captured onto film. A slide is a positive piece of film that looks exactly like what it was taken of, not a reversal of the...

  • How Does One Transfer Photos From Phone to Memory Card?

    With the evolution of cell phones, most people are taking advantage of the all-in-one capabilities at their fingertips, including music, navigation and especially the cameras. With the advent of...

  • How to Change the Language on a Kodak Digital Photo Frame

    Kodak makes a number of types of digital picture frames, including some that are wireless and others that have e-mail capabilities. They are sold all over the world, so consequently they need to...

  • Tips on Studio Lighting

    As a photographer, going into a studio can be one of the most enjoyable experiences possible. The studio environment gives the photographer 100 percent control over the entire shooting process,...

  • How to Use Light Box Photography

    Light box photography uses simple materials to create an environment that lights up the object you're shooting. Light boxes allow you to shoot from all sides and angles--ideal for stock...

  • Why Use a Sun Shade on an Outdoor Camera?

    Taking photos outdoors on a clear or even a cloudy day provides plenty of light. But there is such a thing as "too much light" in a photograph. Sunlight is very direct and will cast hard,...

  • DIY Photo Studio Lighting

    Though photographers are the ultimate "one-man (or woman) shows" who can pick up their camera and go to the job, shooting in a studio allows you to be in control of the scene, the lighting and...

  • How to Choose a Photo Hosting Site

    Are you looking for a photo hosting website to share photos with friends and family or store your photos? There are more and more photo hosting sites becoming available every month. Here are tips...

  • Tips for a Lightroom

    Lighting is the most important element of a good photography studio. A studio that offers access to natural light and comes equipped with ample man-made lighting fixtures will allow you the...

  • Magic Memory Stick Tutorial

    Magic Memory sticks are small pieces of portable memory that can be used in a variety of different mobile devices, such as the Sony PSP (Play Station Portable) and digital cameras. A variety of...

  • Diffused Lighting Techniques

    Creating soft, natural lighting makes people look better and objects look more natural. Diffused lighting works to reduce harsh shadows and soften the texture of skin. Simply light your subject...

  • Light Meters Explained

    Photography is about more than just pointing a camera at an object and pushing the shutter button. In order to take quality photographs with proper exposure and tonal values, an understanding of...

  • Homemade Photo Lighting

    When funds are tight, and the pictures need to look good, photographers get resourceful. It's not difficult to take well-lit, professional-looking photos with a few around-the-house items and a...

  • How to Make a Photographic Lighting System

    Photographic lighting systems enable you to take better pictures by lighting up a subject completely and evenly, unlike flash light, which causes harsh shadows and glare. A good photographic...

  • How to Set Aperture on a Light Meter

    The light meter will tell you the best aperture to use on your camera. Remember that the smallest F stop, which is the measurement of an aperture, is the widest aperture. The wider the aperture,...

  • How to Use a Microscope Adapter

    Use a microscope adapter to transfer magnified images from the viewing field to a camera or video recorder. The adapter replaces a camera lens with an ocular that fits over a microscope eye piece....

  • How to Download Digital Photo to The Digital Key Chain

    Do you love digital photos and enjoy sharing to your friends and co-workers? The best way to do with out bringing the entire collection of photo album is through downloading digital photo’s into...

  • How to Make a FREE Family Photo Collage Keepsake

    We all have lots of photographs that are special to us. Pictures of family, friends, pets and just interesting views. This is a way to show off several of your pictures in an interesting and...

  • What Is a Mirror Lens?

    A mirror lens is a very specialized lens that uses mirrors instead of a typical lens. Mirror or reflex lenses are available for all major brands of cameras, either because they are in the...

  • The History of Nikon Cameras

    The Nikon Corporation was founded in 1917 and is a multinational corporation based in Tokyo, Japan. The company started out manufacturing camera lenses before incorporating a large assortment of...

  • Digital Frame Instructions

    If you like pictures but just can't seem to find the room to hang them all up, consider a digital picture frame. A digital picture frame allows you to upload multiple picture from your computer...

  • Studio Lighting Tutorial

    When it comes to professional looking photography, using studio lighting sets apart the pretenders from the pros. Studio lighting is available in a wide variety of configurations and price points,...

  • Troubleshooting a Clogged Canon Print Head

    Print heads put ink from cartridges onto printing paper from tubes, which are heated by an internal heating element that results in bubbles of ink that create the printed words or images. A...

  • Tips on Scanning Dark 35MM Slides

    Slide film is one of the most difficult photography mediums to expose correctly. On occasion, 35mm slides will turn out dark, or under exposed, due to lack of sufficient lighting, improper...

  • How to Safely Store Digital Photos

    You will never have fewer digital photos than you do today. Establishing a filing system and method of storage is important!

  • How to Combine Pictures On Your Computer for Free

    Using free software you can learn how to combine images from two different photographs! And the best part is that its extremely easy!

  • How to Clean a Tamron Lens

    Cleaning your Tamron lens regularly ensures you get crisp spotless photographs every time you shoot. Methods for cleaning your lens are relatively simple but, remember, the lens is a delicate...

  • Chroma Key Techniques

    Chroma-key refers to the practice of photographing a foreground image against a solid background. The solid background is then selected and removed, leaving the image with a transparent...

  • Chroma Keying Tutorial

    Chroma-keying is a process of creating a composite of two images by photographing the foreground subject against a solid colored background. The solid color is then removed and made transparent,...

  • How to Geocode Photos

    Geocoding photos has become a popular part of uploading photos to the Internet, because it allows the photographer to show where the photo was taken. Geocoding is also beneficial for storing...

  • Why Use a Flash Bracket?

    When you go to a wedding and see the photographer taking portraits of the bride and groom, you will see them using a flash bracket. They are not trying to look fancy. The bracket allows them to...

  • How to Use a Lensbaby

    A Lensbaby is a single-element lens with a flexible casing that allows the lens to be focused like a traditional lens and as a tilt and shift lens. Available in a variety of lens mount styles, the...

  • How to Care for NiMH Batteries

    Rechargeable NiMH (nickel-metal hydride) batteries are a necessity for power-hungry devices such as digital cameras, which can quickly drain conventional alkaline batteries. However, whereas...

  • How Digital Picture Frames Work

    Digital picture frames display photos on an LCD screen. There are many screen resolutions available on the market. Generally, the cheaper digital frames will have low resolutions and a resultant...

  • Lens Filter Information

    Most lenses have threads at the end that allow a photographer to screw on a lens filter. These filters have a variety of effects that can, when used properly, help improve the image quality of a...

  • Explanation of Lens Filters

    A lens filter is attached to the end of a camera lens to add special effects that improve a camera's ability to capture certain types of images. Like camera lenses, filters are tied to certain...

  • Types of Lens Filter

    Knowing what types of lens filters there are can give your photographs that extra correction that will make them stand out. The most common filter types are polarizers, neutral density filters,...

  • When to Use a Polarizer Camera Lens?

    A polarizing camera filter is a special attachment put on the end of the lens that affects the way light hits the camera sensor. A polarizing camera lens filter is made of two slices of glass, one...

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