November 09, 2006
5 Materials and Technologies That Just Might Eliminate Digital Camera Shutter
The three to five second delay after you press the shutter release button can be maddening. It can result in missed shots, pictures of the backs of people's heads, and unwanted facial expressions. This article addresses what causes the delay and future technologies and materials that may be able to eliminate
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Posted by Matt at 05:56 PM
November 08, 2006
Learning About Photography By Enrolling in a
Using a camera is very simple. The person will just look through the lens; point it at the subject and then click on the button. The results of doing this are very different for each person when these have been developed. The individual might notice that the image was too bright, too dark or
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Posted by Richard at 02:42 PM
October 07, 2006
Pixel Color Depth or Bits per Pixel in Digital
Digital photos are built of many pixels. Each pixel has a unique value which represents its color. When you are looking at a digital photo your eyes and brain merge these pixels into one continuous digital photo. Each pixel has a color value that is one out of a finite number of possible colors - this number is known as color
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Posted by Richard at 05:39 PM
October 04, 2006
Outdoor
If you are interested in beginning an interesting and exciting hobby while taking advantage of the outdoor opportunities of your city, it is time to consider buying a camera and photograph nature, people, sights, sports , landmarks, the sky, the sun and the
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Posted by Michael at 08:39 AM
July 14, 2006
Make Your Vacation Photography Projects a Fantastic Conversation
Who doesn't take pictures while on vacation? We want pictures of family and friends and we want to capture the flavor of the landscape we are in. Some are interested in the architecture; some are interested in the flora and fauna. Whatever you're interested in you can organize your pictures to really communicate what it was you were seeing at the
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Posted by Ryan at 10:09 AM
June 28, 2006
Canon PowerShot A60 Digital Camera: Solid First Digital
rating: 5/5 by: mothadone - Easy to use, good pictures for 2MP, AA batteries. - I bought mine online on sale for $200 Canadian over 2 years ago. In the time I've owned it, I've taken thousands of pictures in all climates on one pair of 2100 mih NiMd rechargeable batteries that I got at Radio Shack for about $50 with a Quick Charger.
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rating: 5/5 by: how2buy101 - Take-it-all-in wide angle: point and click almost always gets a useable picture. - Ease of use matters! When it comes to cameras, it's easy to let your desire for perfection get in the way of letting you take as many pictures as you should. I ooh and ah over the gorgeous, near noiseless photos from my Digital Rebel SLR (also 6
From Panasonic Lumix DMC-FX01 Digital Camera: A small camera compromise
rating: 4/5 by: knjshk - shape, functions - Here is my new camera Olympus X-600. I bought it about a year ago, and it is very useful. It is better than any other camera I have ever had. Looks Its body color is all silver and some parts are gray. My old camera was blue, so I felt more like
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Posted by John at 05:24 PM
June 12, 2006
DIY cable release and serial cable for Canon Digital
Filed under: Digital Cameras 
While DSLR prices are dropping, the prices for accessories are not, so the folks over at Make have come up with a way to make a cable release and serial-port cable out of electronics you might already have laying around. The cable release, which helps to prevent camera-shake during long-exposures, requires a 2.5-mm stereo phone plug, some flexible wire and a switch. The serial-port cable, which allows you to make "bulb" exposures with the Remote Capture software included with the camera, requires a few more parts and some coding knowledge, but the reward could be well worth the effort for astrophotographers or people who want more cred at the next Maker Faire. [Via Make: Blog] Read | Permalink | Email this | Linking Blogs | Comments
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Posted by John at 01:52 PM
June 10, 2006
How to Get Your Photography Noticed, Gain Recognition and Start Making
When a reader wrote, "Recently I have taken an interest in photography and am taking a photography class at a local community college." She then asked, "How do I get my artwork noticed by someone who can do something about it?" She added that her art, "... is something that I am very passionate about and I want people to see and hear my message through my art." Questions like, "who do I show my art to?" and "How do I get my work out there?" are common to myriads of amateur and professional photographers and artists alike. Since "a picture can often be more powerful than someone giving a speech," an important question for many is "how do I get my work
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