Photo tips
Pixels: Bigger (not more) is Better
Bigger Pixels are Better, even if it Means Fewer Megapixels. Pictures are Brighter, often Clearer, with Smaller File Size. The new HTC One Brags of only 4 Megapixels.
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Aug 01, 2012 | Post by: Josh No Comments Remind Me Why I Shoot in RAW? Oh Right, it’s a Worthwhile Headache!
Shooting RAW Format Creates Work After the Shoot. But for Challenged Lighting, the Payoff is Worth It. See a Simple Example of Where RAW Shines. In 5 Minutes a "Delete" became a "Canvas Print."
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Jul 17, 2012 | Post by: Josh No Comments Got MILC ? New Camera Type is Big Favorite for Travel
MILC Cameras Storm the Market - Lighter than DSLRs, but More Flexible & Higher Quality than Point & Shoots. MILCs have interchangeable lenses, but without the bulk of DSLRs.
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Jul 15, 2012 | Post by: Josh No Comments Summertime — Tips for Kid Pix: Change your Perspective!
Simple Tip will Improve Your Photos of Children. Your Photos Become More Interesting in Just a Few Seconds.
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May 17, 2012 | Post by: Josh No Comments Amateur Photog in San Fran Takes Stunning Lightning Shot
Phil McGrew works as a currency trader in an office overlooking San Francisco Bay. During a lightning storm, he took a shot he didn't realize would bring him fame, literally overnight.
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May 17, 2012 | Post by: Josh No Comments Great Solar Eclipse this Sunday — Watch this Video
Annular Solar Eclipse May 20 - See Path of Eclipse, Tips for Watching, What to Look For, How to be Safe
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Jan 19, 2012 | Post by: Josh No Comments Useful Tip for a Multi-Camera Vacation
Organizing your photos after a vacation is even harder when multiple cameras were used. Here's the most useful tip I know to help make the process MUCH easier, as well as give you better results.
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Oct 11, 2011 | Post by: Josh No Comments
Shutter Lag — Annoying, but Easy to Avoid
A client just emailed asking what new camera he should buy. We provide camera purchasing advice all the time. We love photography and work as pro shooters when called on. But when someone asks for camera advice, my first question is always, “What’s wrong with the old one?“ Depending on
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Oct 11, 2011 | Post by: Josh No Comments Moving the knob off “A”
Camera automation has done wonders for photography, both casual and serious.
But sometimes, it pays to know how to turn off the robot, and control the camera yourself.
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