Photographers will often comment on an image appearing ‘cool’ or ‘warm’ in tone, which translates into whether the photo has more of a red/yellow cast or a blue cast. It all begins with the color temperature because a lower color temperature will emit a warmer cast while a higher color temperature provides a bluish tint. It is important that you are able to gauge your available light’s temperature and adjust [...]
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As of today, July 8, 2010 we have lowered out price for CCD / CMOS cleanings on Digital SLR cameras to $59.95. Call ahead service available. Give us a call before stopping in and if we can accommodate it we will clean your camera’s sensor while you wait.
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Shooting close-up images, often referred to as macro photography, is popular with those who love to photograph flowers, insects and nature. Technically, macro photography is categorized as a subject shot at 1x or greater magnification. If you want to experiment with macro photography but don’t have a macro lens, consider using an extension tube. Extension tubes are designed to enable a lens to focus closer than its normal minimum focusing [...]
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With the spring season now upon us, many are feeling the itch to begin cleaning, weeding and organizing our homes and offices. How about using a bit of that energy to streamline your photo collection? Digital cameras have allowed us to fill our hard drives with photographs, but how many of those are really just ‘so so’ shots that have no lasting value? Consider spending thirty minutes or so with [...]
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“…not a lot of surprises here so far. Here are some initial thoughts on the iPad” via Apple iPad first hands-on! update: video! — Engadget.
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5D Mark II & Current photo credit: kevindooley Err 10 – related to files Err 20 – related to the mechanical mechanism Err 30 – related to the shutter Err 40 – related to the power source Err 50 – related to the electric control Err 70 – related to images Err 80 – related to the electric control of images Read more from the source, Tallyn‘s Unfortunately Error 99 [...]
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It’s time to get ready for Fourth of July celebrations and the amazing fireworks show that accompany the barbeques and other events. Want to get some amazing images? You can capture some spectacular scenes if you take a few tips with you before you begin shooting. Scout Your Spot: If at all possible, get the event early and take a look around. See if you can get an unobstructed view [...]
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Thanks to everyone that came out on Saturday for the photowalk. We hope everyone had a great time. Don’t forget to upload your Photowalk photos to Flickr by Friday. We and Adorama Pix will search through the photos for all of the giveaway winners. Be sure to add the following tags to each of your photos, otherwise they won’t be eligable to win. AdoramaPixMe Photowalklist FeltvillePhotowalk0609 Who will win the [...]
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Did you know that the quality of your pictures can influence whether or not an eBay auction receives any bids? It can also affect the final selling price. The pictures you use for your auction are the only real representation of your product, and if there are others selling the same item, your photos can determine which auction receives the bid and which item remains unsold. According to eBay, in [...]
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