We have posted another tutorial on “Photoxels on Facebook”: Digital Camera 101 – Image Stabilization Explained
We have posted another tutorial on “Photoxels on Facebook”: Digital Camera 101 – Image Stabilization Explained
Perfect for Lunch Break Reading, here is how to set Custom White Balance on your digital camera so you can get real colors under artificial light.
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We have added 2 posts to our series on Digital Camera 101 on Facebook. This is a tutorial covering the basics of a digital camera and we assume nothing, nada. If you are new (or know someone who is new to digital cameras), come visit and feel free to ask questions, add a comment, and contribute.
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We’re starting our “Photoxels on Facebook” feature with a posting (in the Discussions section) on “Digital Camera 101“. As the name implies, it covers the basics. We’re going to publish this in series and the first one discusses the different types of digital cameras available.
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It’s easily done with film but more challenging using a dgital SLR camera. David Norton shows how. A tutorial not to be missed!
[ Read this immensely useful tutorial at: PhotographyBLOG ]
Carla Johnson, a middle school teacher in Cambridge, Ontario, has combined her interests and expertise in Real estate and photography into her new book “Magnetic Real Estate Photography.” It’s a how-to guide for realtors and investors and is stocked with colorful images and concise tips outlining the do’s and don’ts of capturing photos of properties that will appeal to prospective buyers and renters.
[ Read the full article at: The Canadian Press ]
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You’ve seen it on some web sites where instead of giving the shutter speed and aperture used to take a picture, the exposure value (EV) is given instead. A shutter speed/aperture combination is an exposure value and many cameras now have Program Shift which allows you to shift the shutter speed/aperture in tandem to maintain the same exposure value. But for those who like to use their camera in Manual mode, Rod Lawton, of Photo-facts.com, has made available a free download of his handy Exposure Value Guide.
[ Download the Exposure Value Guide (pdf) at: Photo-facts.com ]
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One of the advantages of having four seasons is the glorious Fall foliage. Bob Atkins has great tips on how best to capture these shots, including the use of filters and post processing in the digital era to bring out the true Fall colors.
[ Read the Fall Foliage Photography tutorial at: Bob Atkins ]
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If your photography has become stale and you need some ideas on how to get the creative juices flowing again, John Sevigny offers 5 tried and proven steps.
[ Read Overcoming Photographer's Block at: BlackStar Rising ]
TrustedReviews has posted a tutorial on how to frame a picture.
Read the How to frame a picture tutorial at: TrustedReviews