Sony HX9V vs. HX30V: Which camera should you buy? | Crave - CNET

Sony HX9V vs. HX30V: Which camera should you buy? | Crave - CNET: "The question I've been asked the most over the past couple months was, "Should I buy the Sony HX9V or wait for the HX30V?" Having now tested and reviewed the HX30V, I can answer that question: it depends."

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Photography Under the Stars

Photography Under the Stars: "Neil Creek has previously shared some of my astrophotography work on DPS, in the post Ten Astounding Astrophotos by Phil Hart. But whereas that post featured what I call ‘astrophotography’, with telescopes, tracking equatorial mounts and computers, in this post I want to share the simple joy of photographing the night sky with nothing more complicated than a camera and a tripod."

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Photo Loss: Tips to Prevent It and Recover Pictures – PictureCorrect

Photo Loss: Tips to Prevent It and Recover Pictures – PictureCorrect: "It happened to me three weeks into a back packing trip through Southeast Asia. I turned on my camera one morning to look through some of the pictures that I had taken so far, and saw only an empty memory card."

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Simple Tips for Better Portraits – PictureCorrect

Simple Tips for Better Portraits – PictureCorrect: "Whether armed with an expensive SLR or just a smart phone camera there is an art to taking good pictures of people. "

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Changing Sunlight into Moonlight in Photography – PictureCorrect

Changing Sunlight into Moonlight in Photography – PictureCorrect: "Shooting in moonlight adds an ethereal, blue look to an image. However, it’s not easy to shoot and difficult to control. In this short video, Jay P Morgan shows us how to set up a studio scenario to simulate moonlight:"

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DIY Product Photography – PictureCorrect

DIY Product Photography – PictureCorrect: "



So you’ve got a product that you or your friend wants to sell. You need some good photos and you need them done right or at least better than most of your competitors, right?"

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