If you’ve been in photography a long time, you remember when cameras used film. In the early days cameras lacked the sophisticated computer control they have today. A really good camera might have an internal light meter, auto-exposure was a process in its infancy. Under varying light conditions, such as moving from outdoors to indoor [...]
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Processing in High Dynamic Range
Here is an exciting software package to create interesting effects with your photographs. HDR Soft (http://www.hdrsoft.com/) offers a software package called Photomatix, which combines a series of photographs into a single image while retaining the qualities of the individual photographs. Although the photographs appear surreal, they are actually not enhanced “lies” where improperly exposed photographs [...]
Understanding Your Camera’s Exposure Settings
Breaking away from the automatic setting dependency does not need to be as daunting as it may initially appear. The key to developing an understanding how to take better photographs in the manual setting is to learn hoe to balance the exposure settings on your camera. Once you learn how the shutter speed, aperture, and [...]
Understanding Exposure
Many a vacationer has relied on the Auto Mode; and many a professional has relied on the light meter of their camera. One must understand that light tends to be moody, and can deceive the photographer’s equipment. Just like a navigator needs to know how much, how long and how fast to navigate his or [...]
How do you Upload Pictures to the Internet?
If you take a lot of photos then you may be wondering how you can upload all your wonderful pictures to the internet for a huge audience to view. With the opening of many sites that allow you to upload photos it’s rather simple to get your pictures online. There are many websites you can [...]


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