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Learn the basics of digital photography from an expert photographer with over thirty years of experience in graphic communications industry. This series covers the basics from purchasing a camera to post production techniques.
There are so many different types and manufacturers of digital cameras today that it can be tough to make a decision. Before looking at the camera’s specifications, it is Read More
The beauty of digital photography is that we don’t need to use film and can just upload our images to the computer. The problem is that before too long we have thousands, Read More
Picasa is a free application from Google that can be downloaded for free (see link below). It is a very popular application and many users are enamored by the ability to Read More
There may be times that you want an image to be blurry. The pictured image of a running doe and fawn was taken on a tripod and the tripod was panned during exposure to add Read More
Photo sharing on the Web is great fun and saves you a lot of time and money when sharing pictures of your last family vacation. However, most sites allow users to download Read More
One of the eHow's most searched topics in photography is how to be a better photographer. At first, I thought this was an impossible topic to address. Photography has so Read More
My wife has never liked horror movies. She developed a coping mechanism by looking at the lower left-hand corner of the movie screen during the scary parts. This is Read More
There are two basic concepts that photographers use when composing their photographs: the first is the Rule of Thirds (which I discuss in detail in another article) and the Read More
When photographing animals, people, cars or anything in motion, it is normal to use a fast shutter speed to freeze the motion. In most cases this will yield the best Read More
Photography exposures are controlled by three main functions. ISO or film speed, shutter speed and aperture control the amount of light to produce a properly exposed Read More
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