Affordable kit lets you build your own twin lens reflex camera: "Back in the days before digital cameras and printers, many do-it-yourselfers liked to develop and print their own photos. While those days of darkrooms, chemicals and papers haven't completely given over to CMOS sensors and printers just yet, nuts and bolts photographers still have to work a bit harder to get their hands dirty, so to speak."
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
How to Replace a Face in Photoshop in 6 Easy Steps
How to Replace a Face in Photoshop in 6 Easy Steps: "A reader recently emailed me a couple of photographs of her children. Unfortunately, as often happens with small children, one image had two of the three children looking at the camera and smiling and the other image had the exact opposite combination – only one child looking great. Her question was – could she take the good face from one of the images and paste it into the second image."
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Time-lapse: Drive Across America in 5 Minutes – PictureCorrect
Time-lapse: Drive Across America in 5 Minutes – PictureCorrect: "New York photographer Brian DeFrees recently set out on a roadtrip around the United States with the goal of creating a time-lapse to chronicle his journey. He traveled 12,225 miles while capturing a photo every 5 seconds with his Canon 60D. Take a moment to watch this video which will carry you across the United States and back in 5 minutes:"
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How to Use an Intervalometer in Time-lapse Photography – PictureCorrect
How to Use an Intervalometer in Time-lapse Photography – PictureCorrect: "Are you fond of capturing images that need to be shown in sequence? Or are you planning to engage in such activity known as time lapse photography? If so, then you need the help of an interval timer:"
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Digital Photo - Better Holiday Portraits | DPmag.com
Digital Photo - Better Holiday Portraits | DPmag.com: "Holidays are a time when families gather, making it an ideal opportunity for family portraits. One of the nicest places for a family portrait is outside, but since winter weather doesn't always cooperate, it's often best to keep the shoot indoors."
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How to Eliminate Reflections in Glasses in Portraits
How to Eliminate Reflections in Glasses in Portraits: "Help! I’m taking portraits of someone with glasses and I keep getting crazy reflections showing up from my flash in their specs. Can you help me!?!"
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Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Fall Photography Tips – PictureCorrect
Fall Photography Tips – PictureCorrect: "
"Autumn Sunrise" captured by Sherry Slabik (Click Image to See More From Sherry Slabik)
Fall is upon us and that means it’s time to take some memorable foliage photos. The turning leaves create vibrant multicolor scenes that almost photograph themselves."
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"Autumn Sunrise" captured by Sherry Slabik (Click Image to See More From Sherry Slabik)
Fall is upon us and that means it’s time to take some memorable foliage photos. The turning leaves create vibrant multicolor scenes that almost photograph themselves."
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Wide-Angle Lens for Creative Compositions - Team BetterPhoto
Wide-Angle Lens for Creative Compositions - Team BetterPhoto: "While I occasionally use a wide-angle focal length for capturing an expanse of landscape, I most often use it to take advantage of the wide-angle's great front-to-back depth."
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Set Yourself a Photographic Assignment
Set Yourself a Photographic Assignment: "Someone recently asked me about how I learned photography. I rewound back in my mind to try to find the answer but struggled at first.
Apart from a year 10 photography class (which lasted a term and majored on dark room techniques for film) I’ve not had any ‘formal’ training."
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Apart from a year 10 photography class (which lasted a term and majored on dark room techniques for film) I’ve not had any ‘formal’ training."
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Pentax WG-1 GPS Camera [REVIEW]
Pentax WG-1 GPS Camera [REVIEW]: "The Pentax WG-1 GPS is a crushproof, freezeproof, waterproof, shockproof ruggedized point and shoot camera designed for adventurous types or those prone to breaking their cameras. Available in a number of colors, the camera also touts a GPS receiver which is capable of tagging pictures as they are taken with longitude and latitude."
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