Friday, September 9, 2011

Nikon Coolpix AW100 – PictureCorrect

Nikon Coolpix AW100 – PictureCorrect: "uperior Image Quality and GPS Capability

MELVILLE, N.Y. – Today, Nikon Inc. announced the new COOLPIX AW100, a camera that can stand up to the rigorous expectations of those with an appetite for adventure who demand incredible image quality within a strong, durable body. The waterproof, freeze proof and shockproof COOLPIX AW100 is forged with features for adventure seekers who need amazing image quality and Full High Definition (HD) movie recording to keep pace with their active lifestyle."

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Nikon Coolpix S1200pj Projector Camera – PictureCorrect

Nikon Coolpix S1200pj Projector Camera – PictureCorrect: "Building off of the award winning innovations from its predecessors, the COOLPIX S1200pj encourages a new level of content sharing with a powerful and brighter 20-lumen built-in projector. "

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Top 10 Qualities of a Great Photographer – PictureCorrect

Top 10 Qualities of a Great Photographer – PictureCorrect: "


What are the top 10 qualities of a great photographer? It takes more than just a nice camera and a desire to take pretty pictures in order to be successful in this creative yet technical professional field. Whether you want to work for newspapers, magazines, portrait studios or as a freelance event photographer, there are a few qualities that you should try to cultivate as soon as possible."

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Shutter Lag in Compact Digital Cameras – PictureCorrect

Shutter Lag in Compact Digital Cameras – PictureCorrect: "If you’ve ever tried to take photos of your kids whilst they’re running about you will probably have experienced this. You wait ’till they are perfectly positioned in the frame, press the shutter, and end up with a shot of the back of their heads leaving the picture. That’s shutter lag and most digital cameras have it to some degree or another."

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Climbing Photographer On Assignment in Yosemite (Video) – PictureCorrect

Climbing Photographer On Assignment in Yosemite (Video) – PictureCorrect: "This video (shown below) has been receiving a lot of attention recently. It follows professional climbing photographer Jimmy Chin on a daring assignment for National Geographic as he attempts to tell the story of climbers who are on the cutting edge of what is possible."

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10 Things I Learnt from Daily Shooting

10 Things I Learnt from Daily Shooting: "A lot of people shoot daily as they are lucky enough to have a career in photography. Others embark on a 365 project while others just take photos all the time. I decided after I started ShootTokyo that I wanted to shoot daily as a way to try and rapidly improve my photography"

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Learn to Think and Compose Like a Painter

Learn to Think and Compose Like a Painter: "Many years ago I met a well known English artist while I was travelling through Northern India. We happened to be staying at the same hotel, one of those rather agreeable converted palaces. Each day he went out with his watercolours, easel, portable chair and sizable sketch books, as he used to say, ‘to seek inspiration and watch the world go by.’"

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Thursday, September 8, 2011

The Slideshow Blog by Photodex » Blog Archive » Selling Slideshows: How Much to Charge

The Slideshow Blog by Photodex » Blog Archive » Selling Slideshows: How Much to Charge: If you have ever typed this question into Google, chances are you’ve seen prices that range from $10 to $1,000 and you still don’t have an answer that works for you. Every time I meet with ProShow users, this is definitely the most frequently asked question. Unfortunately there is no single, right answer. Hopefully, some of the tips and pricing examples I have for you today will help you find the right price for your slideshows.

Shoot In The Dark Without Using A Flash And Without Image Blur by Digital Photo Secrets

Shoot In The Dark Without Using A Flash And Without Image Blur by Digital Photo Secrets: "“How do I shoot a pic in a dark area with minimal light without using a flash/flashlight and without camera shake?” is one of my most commonly asked questions. In this article, I’ll show you a few ways you can do it."

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