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Sunday, November 20, 2011
Do You Really Need A Macro Photography Lens? – PictureCorrect
Do You Really Need A Macro Photography Lens? – PictureCorrect: "Macro photography can be one of the most satisfying types of picture making. A macro lens is designed for taking close-up pictures. However, do you really need a special macro lens to take these kinds of photos? Can’t you just buy a cheap lens and still get great close-up pictures?"
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Saturday, November 19, 2011
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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Digital Photo - Looking Beyond The Bloom | DPmag.com
Digital Photo - Looking Beyond The Bloom | DPmag.com: "In many parts of the world, photography becomes much more of a struggle during certain seasons. Weather can be a photographer's best friend or worst enemy, depending on where you live and what you're after, photographically speaking. "
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Aperture in Photography – PictureCorrect
Aperture in Photography – PictureCorrect: "To better understand what aperture is, we must first know how a camera works. Your camera is essentially a light-capturing device; light gets bounced off an object and is reflected into the camera. Light-sensitive materials in the camera then picks it up and saves it either as a digital image (JPEG, RAW), or onto traditional film. It works the same way as our eye does!"
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Friday, November 18, 2011
Tips to Stay Photographically Focused when Visiting a Large City
Tips to Stay Photographically Focused when Visiting a Large City: "Have you ever found yourself in a large city with the overwhelming feeling that you don’t know what to start shooting? This is especially true if you only have two or three days on location. It has happened to me, many times. You try to see and capture it all and you end up with mediocre shots of random things, most of them a bit cliché and without much interest."
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Top 10 Portrait Photography Tips – PictureCorrect
Top 10 Portrait Photography Tips – PictureCorrect: "Portrait photography is the one in which the face and the expression of the subject is predominant. The aim is to exhibit the personality and the mood of the subject. Here are the top 10 tips in creating unique images"
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Ricoh's new CX6 compact superzoom
Ricoh's new CX6 compact superzoom: "Ricoh has revealed a much-improved new member of its CX Series compact superzooms. The CX6 has faster autofocus, has had new exposure control options added to the mode dial, includes a new brighter LCD screen and there's a first time outing for a dedicated movie record button. The new point-and-shoot also receives enhanced functionality for shooting movies, new telephoto assist technology, and additional creative shooting options."
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Thursday, November 17, 2011
Winter Photography Tips – PictureCorrect
Winter Photography Tips – PictureCorrect: "So the climate is changing and our weather is becoming not only more unpredictable but also more extreme. Some of the huge drifts of snow and freezing wonderlands are coaxing out photographers to record the beautiful country side in all its winter glory but as many of you will find it’s not without its problems."
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