Outdoor Portrait Photography Tips – PictureCorrect: "It seems strange but do you know employing a flash when taking photos outdoor will give you sparkling, vibrant images?"
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Monday, November 28, 2011
DIY: Turn Phone Photos into Mural-Sized Prints! | Photojojo
DIY: Turn Phone Photos into Mural-Sized Prints! | Photojojo: "What’s on every phoneographer’s wishlist? A phone with resolution to rival your DSLR’s!
What you may not have known is that you have all of the photo power you need with the phone in your hand."
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What you may not have known is that you have all of the photo power you need with the phone in your hand."
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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Steps to Macro Photography and Tips – PictureCorrect
Steps to Macro Photography and Tips – PictureCorrect: "Learning to use your camera’s macro feature, on camera or lens, will open up a whole new world in your photography and may just get you into trouble. Why? Because it can become an addiction and lead to more expensive equipment. Above all it is fun and easy to do."
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Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ150 Review
Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ150 Review: "Having extensively used 10x and 35x compact digizoom cameras over the last year or so, I would say the former is a little short … and the latter a little too long for comfortable and successful leisure shooting."
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10 Great Tips for Photographing Your Kids
10 Great Tips for Photographing Your Kids: "With the holidays upon many of us I suspect cameras are being pulled out of the cupboards for a lot of use around family events."
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Saturday, November 26, 2011
Panning: Weekly Photography Challenge
Panning: Weekly Photography Challenge: "This week your photographic challenge is to take and share a photo that uses the technique of panning. We’ve written a tutorial previous on how to master the art of panning (also check out this one on panning too)so you may like to go read that one first – but the challenge essentially revolves around photographing a moving subject and attempting to keep it in focus by panning your camera along with it. The result is hopefully a relatively in focus and sharp subject with some lovely motion blur around it"
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