16
Feb
2009
2009
Giveaway – Lexar Image Rescue
We are giving away Lexar Image Rescue 2.0
All you need to do is comment here on our blog telling us your favorite part of digital photography. Please be sure to use your real email address, otherwise we will have no way to get in contact with the winner.
The drawing for the winner will be on Friday, February 20th.
Why are we giving away 2.0 and not 3.0? Simply because we have 1 left in stock and it must go so why not give it to someone who loves photography.
Product Features
- Image Recovery – Recovers lost or deleted image files (JPEG, TIFF and RAW), from any brand of memory, even if your card has become corrupted.
- Card Test – Scans every sector on your memory card and reports any hardware errors found.
- Format/Erase Card – Formats and deletes all files on your CompactFlash card. If your card is showing an error in your digital device this feature can make the card usable again.
- Secure Erase – Formats and permanently deletes all files on your memory card. Any file previously stored on your card will no longer be recoverable, not even by Image Rescue.
- Card Information - Displays the technical specifications of your memory card.
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So, what do you think?
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I love digital photography because I learned to print color by hand spending hours upon hours in the lab in the dark to get one great print. Now, I can get great prints in minutes with Photoshop and of course the skills that I learned all those years ago in the dark.
I love digital photography because I also like to edit process of my images.
Twitter: @herne
I enjoy digital photography because I enjoy creating with light.
I’m impressed by your writing. Are you a profseisnoal or just very knowledgeable?
Photography releases something inside me that makes me feel terrific. Digital photography allows me to grow even more as a photographer because of the instant feedback. I learn so much faster now than I ever did!
This looks like a great and very useful program. As a heavy amateur photographer stuff like this can save you from a headache of a mess
…because life happens one second at a time. Digital photography allows you to both capture and view it in a moment.
I love digital photography because it means that more people can record our world affordably. This will lead to greater images and a secure futur for photography. I love the fact that you can make digital look like film. I love the fact we can all edit images ourselves at home. I love the fact that apart from technical ability, we are no longer limited and can allow our vision and imagination to run truly free. I also love the fact it’s cheaper than film!
Actually not really too familiar with digital photography yet. I myself am trying to focus more on learning about video and sound, but my wife seems to have a little interest in photography. We purchased a Canon IS S5 last year and hopefully from there she can learn a bit and we can move on to bigger and better things.
(hope I still qualify)
The great thing about digital photography is that it completely transforms the learning curve. You can see instantly what is working and what isn’t so you can dial in new techniques in hours, rather than weeks, at a tiny fraction of the cost of film.
the part i love about digital photography is how fast you can get results. in seconds you see the image on your camera. in the past you needed to finish the roll of film, get it developed and printed and only then (3-4 weeks later) did you see the results. now it is instantaneous and you can retake if you need . finally, you can take dozens of pictures and sort through them later.