Learn to know your camera and take better photos. Learn to know your camera and take better photos. This review has come about because of you. As a result of recent emails referring to the 'nuts and bolts' eGuide slant I had in my last post, I now understand I should have created a review instead of expecting everyone to know what I was talking about ...oops! Anyway, rather than go into a long winded list of excuses (I was tempted) why I didn't do that (...cause I'm sure that's exactly what you don't want), here's my review.
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2009 Nobel Prize in physics goes to scientists for work in digital photography and fiber optics
In October, three scientists who were the driving force behind the creation of the technology that gave us digital photography and the instantaneous links to people around the world through fiber optics were awarded the Nobel Prize in physics. The three scientists are: Charles Kuen Kao, Willard S. Boyle, and George E. Smith. These three men were instrumental in developing the technologies for digital photography and fiber-optic networking, and will split the $1.4 million USD award, with Kao receiving 50% and Boyle and Smith 25% each. They will be awarded their certificate and prizes at the ceremony December 10th in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Christmas, Holiday, Winter and Vacation Photography Tips
I guess that title about covers it. Of course in Australia right now it's a pleasant 38 degrees celcius or roughly 106 degrees fahrenheit. There's no breeze and the kookaburras are laughing through the window at me. Beads of perspiration are running down my forehead and are sprinkling across my keyboard as I plug away with stumpy, less than attractive fingers to pass these tips over to you. I'm headed straight to the fridge after I finish this one
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How to start a photography studio
How to set up a photography studio including tips on equipment and lighting for photography studios. Deciding whether you would like to have pedestrian traffic or vehicle traffic passed your photography studio to help build exposure is most often governed by real estate prices (rents). That said, it isn't essential for photography studios to be in high traffic areas. This can be off -set by your marketing activity and ability.
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19 Tips for Great Baby Photography
Baby photography tips. Babies are great subjects to photograph, because they are just so darn cute and cuddly. It’s almost difficult to take truly bad pictures of them. The first year flies by in a blur, so parents want to capture as much as possible on film. Baby photography is fun, but requires patience and skill to get the really good shots!
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Eleven Creative Contemporary Wedding Photography Tips
Contemporary wedding photography is a constantly evolving art, and the latest trends today are the transition to candid photos, in the manner of wedding photojournalism. This type of photography captures the event naturally, “as is,” and without a lot of stilted poses. Creativity is absolutely key to getting great shots. Here are a number of tips to get the best contemporary shots and finished photos:
* Journalistic wedding photography can capture very romantic and subtle interactions between the bride and groom on the day of the wedding that might be missed with overly posed traditional photographs, which adds a more dramatic story line to the photo albums, and gives the couple memories to last throughout their entire lives.
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Ten Beach Wedding Photography Tips
Couples who hire a professional to photograph their beach wedding certainly won’t need to worry, as pros know all the tips and tricks of this type of photo. However, many couples are on a tight budget and have opted for a beach wedding because of its frugality. Chances are someone in the family or a friend or friends will be serving as photographer for the big day. These tips will help those amateur photographers to get some awesome shots that will rival those of the best pros.
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Nine Wedding Photography Tips to Keep the Bride Happy
Wedding planning by its very nature keeps everyone involved on high stress alert where each little detail seems emotionally charged. Nowhere is this more evident than with the photography. Each bride feels like she is princess for the day, and when you deliver the pictures to her, Heaven help you if she doesn’t look like she is!
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10 Tips on Making Money as a Photographer
If you have been a photographer for any length of time, you will know that you can never get enough tips on how to make money working as a photographer. This week, I have looked back at my career in photography and pulled out my top 10 tips on making a consistent income as a professional photographer.
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12 Common Digital Photography Mistakes
With digital cameras at their most affordable, anybody can be a photographer these days. Problem is, it takes more than a camera to take good pictures. It takes a certain eye, a way of seeing things, to take pictures that make people go “Wow!”. Fortunately, it can be learned. And the more you practice, the [...]
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