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November 2005
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November
2, 2005
Nikon D200
Release and First Look
Nikon Press Release Excerpt:
The D200 has been crafted to connect a range of newly
developed Nikon technologies with advanced features inherited
from the Nikon D2x, ensuring an ultimate shooting experience
with exceptional and versatile imaging performance, high speed
and an instant response. The result is a blend of superb
features, high quality components and fantastic results.
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November
5, 2005
Common
Photography Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Scott Bourne writes, "Flare occurs when direct light
hits the front element of the lens and light starts
bouncing around inside the lens. This causes the
light to reflect off all the elements. This can
reduce contrast and make your pictures look "hazy".
Most commonly, it results in a series of round
highlights across your image. Be sure to use a lens
hood to help prevent this. Sometimes you'll need
more than a lens hood. Try using your hand or a hat
to shade the lens. If someone is with you, ask him
or her to stand so that they cast a shadow on the
lens."
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November
8, 2005
Macro Photography Tips and Methods
Jakob Jelling writes, "In general the digital camera macro mode
allows a digital camera to photograph close-up pictures of
petite objects like flowers, insects, coins, etc. Macro mode
potentiality vary from camera to camera but almost all digital
cameras offer this exclusive feature to enable the users to
widen up their imaginations and their weirdest fantasies in
creating art."
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November
9, 2005
Nikon
Photomicrographic Camera Captures Low Light Images
Nikon Press Release Excerpt:
“Nikon’s DXM1200C is an example of Nikon’s continuing focus
on advancing imaging through innovation,” said Stan Schwartz,
vice president, Nikon Instruments. “Capturing images in low
light situations has become a priority in microscopy, and the
demand for quality combined with multiple functions increases
every day. The DXM1200C provides microscopists with the most
sophisticated technology available for demanding digital imaging
documentation applications.”
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November
15, 2005
Improving Landscape Photographs
TJ Tierney writes, "Landscape
photography can be a challenge, but with the right
composition and good natural light it can be made a
bit easier. All the world's cameras, films
and other photographic equipment are no more than
tools for making landscape pictures. Cameras don't
think for themselves. Whether we use digital or film
camera, the same photographic principles apply."
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November
16, 2005
Short Vacation -
sorry for the inconvenience
I apologize to all of you who depend on the frequent news
and posts. I am taking a short vacation during which I
will not
have access to a computer for about a week and a half. Read More
November
28, 2005
Give Photos a Surreal
Effect Like a PictureCorrect Wallpaper
This tutorial is to help you learn how to create a surreal effect
like we did to this PictureCorrect wallpaper. The wallpaper is
available for use in the fine art gallery.
This wallpaper
and tutorial couldn't have been made without the help of Dan Buxton.
Here's what we did with this photo:
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November
29, 2005
Wedding
Photography Tips and Techniques
Roy Barker writes, "Before the wedding has started, you should
have in writing how many photographs need taking, and be aware
of the cost of processing, and the cost of the albums. All that
is necessary is that you estimate how long the session will take
and add your hourly rate to the figure. Pay special attention to
specific requests of the families, they may have a long lost
cousin, coming, and they particularly want separate photos of
them. It is important you can talk with each family well before
the ceremony and establish exactly what they require. Remember
that a lot of the guests will also be recording the ceremony, or
aspects of it, so avoid unnecessary competition, get as many of
the photographs done before the ceremony as you can."
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Recent Digital Cameras
Olympus
Stylus 600
Konica Minolta Maxxum 7D
Kodak
EasyShare V550
Pentax Optio
S55
Ricoh
Caplio 500G
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