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November
1, 2006
New
Night Landscape Wallpaper from Ulm, Germany
 This
digital wallpaper is from the city of Ulm in Germany. A tripod
was used, the exposure was 8 seconds long with an aperture of
F/5.6. It was taken on 7/1/2006. It is available in screen
resolution sizes of 800 x 600, 1024 x 768, 1280 x 1024, and 1600
x 1200 the links to the different sizes are at the top of the
page. If you would like to learn more about this type of
photography please check out this article on Low Light and Night
Photography.
Full
Article
November 1, 2006
Sharp Night Photography Without a Tripod
 Ziv
Haparnas writes, "Tripods are used when you need a steady
platform to take a digital photo. In some scenarios not using a
tripod will result in a blurry digital photo with its objects
either blurred or simply out of focus. However there are times
when you will find yourself in a situation that a tripod is
needed but you do not have one with you to use. Here are some
alternatives to using a tripod when one is not available. Like
film cameras digital cameras are also sensitive to movements and
shakings while shooting a photo. If the digital camera moves
while the shutter is open the result will be a soft or blurry
photo."
Full Article
November 1, 2006
Konica Minolta OLED Development
Konica Minolta Press Release Excerpt:
On June 30, 2006, Konica Minolta announced that it had
successfully developed a white OLED with a power efficiency of
64 lumens per watt, which is four times the efficiency of
standard incandescent bulbs. For this development, Universal
Display's red and green PHOLED technology and materials have
been used in conjunction with Konica Minolta's proprietary OLED
technologies, such as its own blue phosphorescent materials and
multi-layer design technologies.
Full Article
November 1, 2006
Architectural Photography History and Development
 Roy
Barker writes, "If taking architectural landscape photos is one
of your hobbies, it might be interesting for you to read a brief
history of architectural photography. Commercial portraiture was
the main area of interest in the early years of photography. The
ones who made architectural landscape photos were generally
travelers, for different business reasons, not only especially
for photography. At that time (the middle of the 19th century),
photographers usually worked from a convenient window rather
than at street level, as they do now."
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Camera Reviews of the Pentax Optio S7
November
7, 2006
Professional Insider Photography Tips
 Philip
Krasteff writes, "No matter what memory media you have, the
results depend on the quality of the camera itself and other
things such as resolution, lenses, brand or technology. However
if you want to take better pictures with your digital camera,
you have to follow some basic rules of photography. These rules
are not well known by ordinary people, so I hope that this
article will help you a lot in the progress of teaching yourself
‘How to improve your photos like the pros do.’"
Full Article
November 7, 2006
Nokia N93 Media Player with Mission Impossible
 Nokia Press Release
Excerpt:
Espoo, Finland - In a Hollywood first, Nokia today announced the
launch of the blockbuster movie M:i:III on memory cards to
coincide with the film's DVD release. This exceptional quality,
full length version of M:i:III will be available on memory cards
exclusively with Nokia Nseries multimedia computers. The
action-packed feature film will be offered as part of the Nokia
N93 sales package with no additional cost to consumers.
The Nokia N93 - with its high definition 2.4" QVGA color
screen and a perfect form factor for watching videos.
Full Article
November 7, 2006
Digital SLR Photography Tips
 Connie
Fillmore writes, "Digital SLR photography churns out the most
amazingly realistic photographs, in fact much better than the
ones turned out by the conventional fixed lens cameras. But its
prime appeal to photographers, both amateur and professional, is
in the fact that he can work out a large amount of control over
how his pictures end up as. Digital SLR photography is all about
customized photographs that are stunning to look at, to say the
least. This is because the cameras come with extremely good
lenses."
Full Article
November 7, 2006
Expert Digital Photography Tips and Techniques
 Connie
Fillmore writes, "Seasoned digital photographers are unanimous
on one thing: they honed their photography skills mostly by
tinkering with the camera and taking a whole lot of trash shots
in the beginning. Thus after you have acquired your camera,
fiddle with it to your heart's content and snap at anything and
everything under the sun. Tips and techniques to increase your
digital photography proficiency levels include the following:"
Full Article
November 8, 2006
Olympus Evolt E-330 Wins Popular Science Award
Olympus Press Release Excerpt:
CENTER VALLEY, Pa, November 7, 2006 - Olympus Imaging America
Inc. is proud to announce that the Olympus EVOLT E-330, the
world's first interchangeable lens digital SLR (single lens
reflex) to feature a true "Live View" image on the LCD screen,
in addition to the optical viewfinder, has won a 2006 Popular
Science Best of What's New Award in the Gadgets category. "Best
of What's New is the ultimate Popular Science accolade,
representing a year's worth of work evaluating thousands of
products," says Mark Jannot, editor of Popular Science. "These
awards honor innovations that not only influence the way we live
today, but that change the way we think about the future."
Full Article
November 12, 2006
Release
of the Ricoh Caplio RR730
 Ricoh Caplio RR730 News Release
Excerpt:
Ricoh is pleased to announce the release of the new Caplio
RR730. This sleek new entry-level digital camera adds more
exciting new user-friendly features to its extremely popular
RR660 predecessor. The new 7.16-megapixel digital camera is
slightly lighter and smaller than the RR660, and has a bigger
crystal-clear 2.5” color TFT-LCD monitor for even easier
viewing.
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Article
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