Photoshop Alternatives, Part I (0)
2/07/10 •
If you can’t afford full-blown Photoshop. what image editing software should you use? I review Picnik, Picasa, Gimp and Photoshop Elements in this two-part series.
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Why Do We Photograph the Things We Do? (2)
2/02/10 •
As in, why do I like to photograph some things while you are attracted to others? Better yet, what is the mental/creative/visioning process we all go through in order to ‘see’ a photograph we want to shoot? Is this process the same for everyone, or is it unique for every individual?
Quick Tip: Shoot With Two Cameras (2)
1/31/10 •
Maybe you have a few lenses in your collection now and you’re happy. Maybe you shoot nothing but landscapes or still life photos and don’t see the need. Maybe you just don’t see what you’d do with a second camera body, except to have it as a backup. Here’s why you really need one…
Megapixel Mania (6)
1/26/10 •
The megapixel—which, incidentally, is one million pixels—has become an advertising and marketing person’s dream metric—keep adding more of ‘em, and they’ll keep buying more of ‘em. But should this be your primary consideration when making a new camera purchase?
How to Handhold Slow Shutter Speeds (4)
1/24/10 •
Everyone has encountered this problem: you’re out shooting, working through a situation, when suddenly you find yourself confronted with a photo you want to shoot, but to do so you really should use a tripod, which is blocks away back in the trunk of your car…
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Lighting»
12/02/09 •
Strobe & Blur: How to Harness Motion Blur in Your Photographs10/11/09 •
How to use light balancing gels7/22/09 •
Understanding Photographic Lighting, Part III (Article Series)
Photoshop»
11/22/09 •
Creating Your Own Photoshop Actions11/18/09 •
Photoshop Lab Lightness: The Key to Great Image Toning8/26/09 •
Do You Need to Carry a Gray Card?
Quick Tips»
1/31/10 •
Quick Tip: Shoot With Two Cameras1/11/10 •
Quick Tip: Learn to Use Back-Button Autofocus1/03/10 •
Quick Tip–Managing Your Flash Cards
