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By Kevin    |    Feb 7, 2012
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Shooting in Low Light without Flash

Shooting in low light is one of the most challenging, and most common, obstacles in capturing that perfect moment.  The obvious solution is to use a flash as it will not only add light but also stop action, but if what if you don’t want to interrupt an event with the abrupt intrusion of flash lighting? This situation often occurs during evening wedding receptions or other nighttime celebrations.  You want [...]

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By Jennifer    |    May 4, 2010
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Make Mom’s Day!

If the mom in your life loves photography, take the opportunity to get her that perfect camera or accessory for Mother’s Day.  Whether she’s always wanted to learn the basics or try something new, now’s the time to help her get started.  We think every mom should have a quality tripod, an excellent electronic flash, a lens that will give her greater flexibility and a fantastic bag to keep all [...]

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Choosing the Right Flash
By Mel    |    Nov 6, 2009
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Choosing the Right Flash

A flash can be one of the most important accessories you own and, when used properly, gives your shots a more professional appearance. Here are a few things to consider when choosing the right flash for your DSLR: Rotation:  A flash that attaches to your camera’s hot shoe needs the ability to rotate and tilt. For example, tilting your flash at an upward angle behind your subject will allow you [...]

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Tips for Photographing Fireworks
By Andrew    |    Jul 2, 2009
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Tips for Photographing Fireworks

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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Getting Great Shots in Low-Light Situations
By Mel    |    Jun 10, 2009
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Getting Great Shots in Low-Light Situations

If you take photographs in low-light situations, you already know the frustration that comes from trying to get a great image when light is limited and the action is fast.  We’ve got a few ideas to help you capture the pictures you want in these difficult situations: Adjust your ISO:  A camera’s ISO references its sensitivity to light.  For low-light conditions, you’ll want to experiment with increasing your ISO setting [...]

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By Guest    |    Dec 2, 2008
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Captivating Candids

by Laura Oles, author of Digital Photography for Busy Women Few things spark the imagination like the holiday season. Families coming together from across the country—or even across the ocean—to connect and celebrate is an event that needs to be remembered in photos for years to come. Taking great candid shots is a bit like being a sports referee—you’re doing your job well when people don’t even realize you’re there. [...]

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By Scott    |    Nov 21, 2008
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Why that three-year extended warranty might be worth it…

I did a search today on warranties and this was one of the results. Oddly enough, our printer warranties do not cover impact or excessive force but we had to share this with the world because this is cute and funny. It makes everyone laugh every time. However we do have a Diamond Service Contract (warranty) which covers impacts!

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Getting Great Halloween Shots
By Mel    |    Oct 28, 2008
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Getting Great Halloween Shots

Photographing excited (and constantly moving) costume-clad children at night can pose a few challenges, but taking great Halloween pictures can be a snap if you use a few simple techniques. Use that Jack-o-lantern!  Jack-o-lanterns can serve as great props as well as a creative light source for super-spooky shots.    You can pose your children close to the jack-o-lantern—either with the pumpkin below their faces or in a silhouette pose, and [...]

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By Scott    |    Oct 13, 2008
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Nikon – Look Good in Pictures

A unique new series starring style guru and television personality, Carson Kressley. Carson shares entertaining and helpful insights and will give real practical advice on how to embrace photogenic qualities in a variety of everyday situations such as vacations, holidays, nights out on the town and weddings. Watch them on YouTube http://www.youtube.com/user/lookgoodinpictures http://www.lookgoodinpictures.com/ or follow them on Twitter http://twitter.com/nikonlookgood

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Honl Photo Speed Grids are IN!
By Gary    |    May 6, 2008
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Honl Photo Speed Grids are IN!

HonlPhoto 1/4 & 1/8 Speed Grid for Portable Flash are both in stock! $24.95 each

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