- Ten Tips for Photographing Wildlife Like a Pro
by Stephen Oachs. Tip 1: Miss the eyes and you've missed the shot. Getting the eyes in focus is key to capturing a photo of an animal. It's human nature to look at the eyes. It's how we determine emotion and how we connect. When I was in Homer, Alaska, I came across a moose on the move. Given it was early morning and the light was low I knew getting a fast shutter speed to freeze his movement would be tough, so I ... articles, news
- What Does a Stay at Home Mom Put On Her Resume?
by Charissa Bear. CNN recently published results of research done at Salary.com. It stated that "The typical mother puts in a 92-hour work week, the company concluded, and works at least 10 jobs. In order of hours spent on them per week, these are: housekeeper, day-care center teacher, cook, computer operator, laundry machine operator, janitor, facilities manager, van driver, chief executive officer and psycholog... articles, news
- The Advantages of Online Photo Printing
by Eddie Bent. These days, there is no need for you to pop down to your local photo store to process and pick up your digital prints. With the influx of online digital photo printing companies vying for your business, the costs of printing your digital photos are cheaper than ever!
Whether you are still printing your digital prints at home, using your own printer, or going through the hassle of popping into y... articles, news
- Top 5 Summer Activities
by Richard Dupont. I question not if thrushes sing,If roses load the air;Beyond my heart I need not reachWhen all is summer there.~John Vance Cheney
Its summer time!!! The perfect time of the year to indulge in pleasure and leisure. The lazy summer days are the time when the warm breeze creates ripples in lakes and hearts alike, flowers bloom bright and radiant and young hearts find ecstasy. It's the time to enjoy... articles, news
- The Advantages Of Online Photo Sharing
by Andrew Regan. In the last decade, photography has become an increasingly digitised medium. But while many have revelled in the convenience and high-quality photography that digital cameras have granted, others have lamented the loss of traditional photographic printing - claiming that many digital cameras are not built to provide long-lasting photographic memories. While these complaints hold some ground, deve... articles, news
- It's All In The Cards - Safety In Numbers
by Mikael Karlsson. With digital cameras, the recording medium is most often a Compact Flash (CF) card. It's the memory place where all your images are stored. Some cameras allow simultaneous recording on two cards for increased reliability and redundancy, just in case something goes wrong.
CF cards are not as important to the final image as film was/is. Far from it. But, the CF card is a major part of your digit... articles, news
- Ideas On What You Might Get For Your Camera
by Victor Epand. The rampaging popularity of digital has gutted the secondary market for used 35mm cameras, and something like the Canon 7 once had value as a usable as well as collectible item. It seems the market is still holding steady for these, however, so you have a surprisingly valuable piece. The Canon 7 is a classic 35mm coupled rangefinder camera, basically a competitive "clone" of the Leica cameras fro... articles, news
- Ideas On Memory Cards For Your Digital Camera
by Victor Epand. Doesn't it drive you nuts that there are so many memory cards, formats, speeds and types in this field? It's enough to make you want to go back to those old days. Well, maybe not. The primary difference between a regular SD (Secure Digital) and a SD/MMC card is that the MMC card lacks a locking tab and is short by one electrical connection on the back. The regular SD cards have 8 pin slots; the M... articles, news
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