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Sharpen Your Photos For DisplayIf you often wonder why your pictures (unretouched, straight out of the camera) do not look as sharp, crisp and lively as some of those you see in photo galleries, maybe it's time to learn about sharpening and USM (UnSharp Mask).
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Shooting Photos in RAW FormatRAW files are created by your camera in a proprietary format, unique to each camera manufacturer. They can even be unique to the specific camera model you are using. These files are compressed by using a lossyless system. This means that little or no information is lost during the act of compression. Visits: 869 |
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Short Photography Composition GuideLearn how to prepare a professional composition for a photo opportunity in front of you, includes information on rules, sizes, framing, and distance. Visits: 571 |
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Silhouette Photography Lines, Shape and FormLearn how to create silhouettes that are composed accurately; includes information on adding color, contrast, and meaning. Visits: 889 |
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Simple Architectural and Interior PhotographyLearn how to get good interior and architectural photography results with an everyday digital camera and no special lights. Visits: 97 |
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Simple Photography and Dominant SubjectsLearn how to create a well-balanced photo by keeping the composition relatively simple compared to the intended dominant subject. Visits: 783 |
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Snow Photography Exposure SettingsMajority of the landscape is white, the background and foreground are bright and the camera's exposure meter will tend to give you the wrong reading, resulting in underexposed shot. In order to avoid this problem it is a good idea to switch to the manual program and take the picture by overexposing it by one stop. Written by Joanna Gerber. Visits: 932 |
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Speed, Action, and Sports Photography TipsCapturing action can be challenging for a beginning photographer and requires quite a bit of practice to master. The following outlines a few pointers that can get the novice started off on the right foot. Visits: 1122 |
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Steady Camera Tricks Without a TripodLearn the techniques of the professional photographers for night photography with no tripod to steady their digital cameras, includes tips and tricks for hand held photos and bean bags. Visits: 917 |
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Storm and harsh weather photo tipsLearn how to take advantage of bad weather in photography and capture great results; includes information on exposure settings, moisture protection, and camera equipment options. Visits: 630 |
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Adobe Photoshop CS3 Classroom in a Book
Dot Dot Dash: Designer Toys, Action Figures And Character Art
Crumble, Crackle, Burn: 60 Stunning Textures for Design and Illustration