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- Simple lighting tips to help improve your digital photos »
Most of the common problems associated with poor results in digital photography relate to light and different lighting situations. The idea that a simple point-and-shoot camera will take care of the lighting situation perfectly for you is a myth. Here are some simple lighting tips that can help to improve your photos in different lighting situations
Source: Digi Pixels (MotoePics / LifePics)
- Tell stories with your photos »
Life is all about moments. Every special moment holds a lifetime of memories that live on after the moment has passed. In our normal daily routine, we tend to miss the details of any given moment, as our eyes do not focus on the subtleties of the situation. But capturing that moment in a photograph reveals its emotions; a photograph is a window to a memory, and has the ability to deeply connect you to the beauty of life itself.
Source: Digi Pixels (MotoePics / LifePics)
- Change the angle of your pictures »
We’ve all heard the expression, “look at it from a different angle.” This phrase is generally uttered by someone who is trying to get you to see the bright side of a situation you aren’t particularly excited about. However, it is great advice to keep in mind when shooting photos.
Source: Digi Pixels (MotoePics / LifePics)
- Tips for better overall pictures »
These tips are designed to help you in taking a GREAT and MEMORABLE photo for your holiday cards. These may also be applied to taking any portrait or family photo. And remember, have fun and be creative!
Source: Digi Pixels (MotoePics / LifePics)
- Use outdoor lighting to your advantage »
The signs of spring are all around us – birds are chirping, snow is melting, trees are budding, baseball teams are practicing, and Easter is right around the corner! Spring is a wonderful season for outdoor photography. The excitement of Spring Fever is apparent on everyone’s face, and nature’s fresh start sets a lovely stage for an outdoor photo. However, natural outdoor light can make or break your spring pictures.
Source: Digi Pixels (MotoePics / LifePics)
- The Complete Guide to Children Photography »
Shooting children is one of the toughest shooting sessions possible. Whether you are a professional photographer, an amateur or just a father with a point and shoot, kids raise some of the more challenging aspect of photography. They move fast, they don't take modelling instructions, they touch your gear and create mayhem all around them. Hey even if you are not trying to photograph you sometimes just want to shoot them ;) So, what can you do to take better pictures of children?
Dated: Tuesday, 1/5/2007
Source: DIY Photography (user: udijw)
- 10 Questions to Ask When Taking a Digital Photo »
What goes through your mind in the moments as you raise your digital camera up to take a shot and before you press the shutter? If you’re like many digital photographers you’re not thinking about too much - you just want to capture the moment and then move on. However getting in the habit of asking some simple questions can help take your images to the next level.
Source: Digital Photography School
- How Photo Help You Sell - Auction Photo Tips »
Many photographers started using digital photography only when they needed pictures for online auctions and sales. In fact, sales pictures are still a major reason why people use digital cameras. Luckily, shooting pictures to help you sell items is not difficult, but you should keep a few things in mind.
Source: Elizabeth West, PhotoDot
- Digital Photography 101 with TigerTV Host Logan »
Source: TigerDirectBlog, On YouTube.com
- Simple Photo Resizing Tool »
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Install program.
2. 'Right click' on any photo file.
3. Select 'Photo Gadget Picture Resize' from the list.
4. Select desired size.
5. Presto! It creates a new smaller file!
Source: Download.com
- Simple Website Design tool - VisualSite Designer »
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Just drag and drop images or text on the page until you like what you see.
Source: CoffeeCup
- Skype - free phone calls »
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Source: Skype.com
- Tips For Photographing Pets »
We all love our pets - whether they’re goldfish or golden retrievers. But they can be very hard to photograph. They move, they disobey, they fidget, they get distracted - and all in all behave like complete animals. But when it comes to taking their picture, this may be an advantage.
Source: Total Image Magazine By Shelton Muller
- Tips For Composing Better Pictures »
Ok, you don’t want to be professional but you want your pictures to be as good as they can be, right? Well, it’s really not that hard! The key to successful pictures is often in the composition. Here are some really easy tips to making your photos successful.
Source: Total Image Magazine By Shelton Muller
- Tips For Shooting Great Landscapes »
It stands to reason that location is important. This is without doubt the reason we raise our camera. We look at a scene and say, ”this is great. I have to photograph this”. However, no matter how beautiful or captivating a scene may be, it is not the entire secret to a great landscape photograph. Often, even the most everyday scenery can be transformed into a stunning landscape – and vice versa.
Source: Total Image Magazine By Shelton Muller
- Useful Tips For Digital Camera Buying »
Digital cameras and camcorders are hot products this year, but if you make the wrong purchasing choices you can end up with an expensive camera that doesn’t meet your needs. The following ‘mistake’ list outlines the most common mistakes buyers make and how to avoid them.
Source: Photo Review magazine By Margaret Brown
- Tips For File Formats & Digital Photos »
When you save a digital image, you normally have to choose what format you want to save it in, regardless of whether you're saving the shot in the camera's memory card or to a computer. Most digital cameras provide between one and three file format options plus a range of 'quality' settings. And while all cameras allow you to save images in a compressed file format (which reduces the file size), top quality digital cameras also offer an uncompressed file format that delivers the best possible quality.
To get the best results from your digital photography, you should know the differences between the various file formats and when each is best used.
Source: Photo Review magazine By Margaret Brown
- Kodaks Top Ten Photography Tips »
Kodak has some great tips for how to take better photographs with neat little animations and samples to show you how. Very useful for beginner photographers.
Source: Kodak.com
- Tips For Taking Basic Studio Portraits »
It is not unusual for amateur photographers to want to try their hand at studio portraits, but without the studio or the lighting equipment to do so it may appear impossible. Actually, portraits in the home are not difficult and often the equipment is easier and cheaper to obtain than you might think. Professional photographer, Shelton Muller, explains…
Source: Total Image Magazine By Shelton Muller
- SendBlaster - Mass Email Tool »
We recommend SendBlaster, our favourite software for emailing marketing. SendBlaster is a free bulk email software, a mass email marketing program and a bulk emailing sender. Try a free version today.
Source: SendBlaster
- Photography Tips For Composing Better Pictures »
Ok, you don’t want to be professional but you want your pictures to be as good as they can be, right? Well, it’s really not that hard! The key to successful pictures is often in the composition. Here are some really easy tips to making your photos successful.
Source: Total-Image Magazine By Shelton Muller
- Photo Review, digital cameras, digital photography, and much more »
Photo Review tracks the latest digital cameras, lenses and accessories, and also keeps a weather eye on developments in digital video, removable memory and the kind of computer technology that is a pre-requisite for successful photography. We aim to show how technology can be used to improve the way photos are taken, processed and distributed.
- Digital Camera Reviews »
Digital Camera Reviews of Olympus Digital Cameras, Leica Digital Cameras, Kodak Digital Cameras, Casio Digital Cameras, Samsung Digital Cameras, Konica Minolta Digital Cameras,
Ricoh Digital Cameras, Sony Digital Cameras,
Nikon Digital Cameras,
Canon Digital Cameras,
Pentax Digital Cameras,
Fuji Digital Cameras and
Panasonic Digital Cameras.
- Photography Tips for Photographing Kids »
The photos we take of our children are among our most treasured. Pictures that map our child''s growth and recall so many priceless moments fill our family albums, perhaps more than any other subject. These techniques will help you capture those moments at their very best.
Dated: Wednesday, 2/9/2009
Source: Total-Image Magazine by Shelton Muller
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