Posted in November 30th, 2008
The Evaluative Through The Lens (E-TTL) flash metering system was introduced by Canon with the 1995 Canon Elan II/50 Camera. Although metering is still done through the lens, the E-TTL flash metering systems works completely on different principles to that of the TTL system. It is also not backward compatible. The system works by firing a pre-flash of calibrated brightness from the main flash unit to ascertain the correct flash exposure. The system measure the Pre- flash light reflected from the scene and then recalculates the correct flash pulse to achieve the proper mid tone on the subject matter.
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Posted in November 30th, 2008
I have had the SX110 now near a month, and I highly advocate it. It\’s a bit grand, but makes up for it with the 10x zoom. It\’s not an SLR, the photographic camera executes feature a full hand-operated style where you can correct focusing, aperture, and exposure time. The digital picture stabilization performs a good task of preventing your pictures without blur too.
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Posted in November 30th, 2008
Even though some Canon cameras have similar features, generally speaking, they fall under six categories. They are (1) The Canon Super Compact Cameras (2) The Canon Compact Cameras (3) The Canon full featured Cameras (4) The Five megapixels Ultra Zoom Cameras (5) The Eight megapixels Ultra Zoom Cameras and (6) The Single Lens Reflex (SLR).
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Posted in November 26th, 2008
Even though some Canon cameras have similar features, generally speaking, they fall under six categories. They are (1) The Canon Super Compact Cameras (2) The Canon Compact Cameras (3) The Canon full featured Cameras (4) The Five megapixels Ultra Zoom Cameras (5) The Eight megapixels Ultra Zoom Cameras and (6) The Single Lens Reflex (SLR).
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Posted in November 25th, 2008
When it comes to restoring those old or unsightly photographs you must decide what you must do first. Some problems that you must correct are very obvious, such as a torn photo or a group of relatives with a bad case of red eye. Some of your photos will have several problems, and they must be corrected in the proper sequence so when you solve one problem it may correct another problem. Here are a few problems you might attack.
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Posted in November 24th, 2008
The situation that occurs during metering for ambient lighting and metering for flash is two entirely different situations. The time to meter for ambient lighting happens before the camera shutter is open. For the Canon EOS camera, ambient lighting metering occurs when you press the shutter button halfway down. Flash pulse metering only occurs when you fully depress the shutter button. There are two automatic ways to meter for flash pulse. The first way is to measure the flash pulse when it is being released. The second way is to do a pre-flash test. To do this, you need to use a low powered test pulse of known brightness before the camera shutter opens.
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Posted in November 21st, 2008
This flash terminology guide will give a brief overview of the various terms and idea used commonly with respect to the Canon EOS flash photography.
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Posted in November 20th, 2008
Creative compact cameras offer a good bit more user control than typical compact digital cameras. Typically you will find that the lenses are bigger, heavier, and of higher optical quality. Also almost all creative compact cameras have the option of saving your images in RAW format, usually proprietary but sometimes in Adobe\’s standard DNG format.
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Posted in November 20th, 2008
Photoshop CS4 is a Photoshop 64-bit version of photo-editing software; however it is only for Windows and not for the Mac OS X platform. Adobe is not attempting to play favorites, instead it\’s trying to respect the changes Apple made in 2007 to their programming. Since the creation of XP Windows has been supporting 64-bit version of software, but it has been moving quiet slowly as most software and hardware support 32-bit.
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Posted in November 20th, 2008
Are you considering buying yourself, or even someone else, a compact digital camera? Reviews will probably be your guide in making a good choice. But how do you find the good, credible ones, when a lot of the so called \”reviews\” out there are simply designed to lure you into buying? Everybody has the right camera…..
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Posted in November 19th, 2008
There are so many beautiful landscapes. You don\’t even have to travel outside of the United States, just visit a local or national park! These tips will help you take wonderful photographs of landscapes. Whether you are a beginning photographer, or a professional, these are simple tips to keep in mind when photographing landscapes.
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Posted in November 15th, 2008
Macro photography is close-up photography. The intention is to get close to small objects and photograph detail. Macro lenses are typically 1:1 (\”life size\”). What this means is that the image of your subject is relatively the same size in real life. Below are tips for macro photography.
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Posted in November 14th, 2008
Close-up photography is also known as macro photography. If you subject is small, you are able to photograph the small details by getting closer. Macro lenses are 1:1 (\”life size\”). This means that the image of your subject is the same size in real life. Listed below are macro photography tips to help you get started.
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Posted in November 14th, 2008
The popularity of Photoshop among professional designers easily makes it the digital imaging industry standard. The idea that it is, in essence, a brand name that has crossed grammatical barriers makes it a true cultural phenomenon. However, don\’t let all this grandeur get in your way if you are an amateur photographers. Photoshop is a powerful tool for anyone who simply wants to make their personal photo collection look better.
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Posted in November 6th, 2008
If you are like me there has been some point in your life where you have looked at one of your photos and said to yourself, \”Wow, that could almost be a painting!\” Were you aware that there are digital techniques that you can use to transform your photos into a watercolor or pen and ink painting or charcoal drawing? Once you have transformed them they then can be printed on canvas or fine art watercolor paper for that true art feel and permanence.
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Posted in November 5th, 2008
Selecting Colors from an Image Quickly To take a color from your image and turn it into the foreground color Press I to activate the Eyedropper Tool and then click on any color in your image. To take that color and turn it into the background color, press the ALT Key and click on any color in your image.
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Posted in November 2nd, 2008
Color photography seems to be all the rage nowadays, but black and white photography can provide nuance and a certain level of sophistication to your work. Below are quick tips for black and white photography.
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Posted in November 2nd, 2008
Posters are a cheap and welcome addition to any home or apartment. There are an unbelievable number of different posters available. Because they are so affordable when compared to buying artwork, a person can change them out regularly so they do not get tired of them.
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Posted in October 29th, 2008
Excitement surrounds the new release of the Flip Mino video camcorder by Pure Digital as a major event in the progression of their ultra portable range of very popular small pocket sized video cameras. The new Flip Mino video camera is unique, smaller and more compact than predecessors in both the Ultra and original Flip camcorder ranges.
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Posted in October 28th, 2008
What would a wedding be without photographs; just how much would the bride and groom remember a few years later. Probably the greatest benefit of digital wedding photography is how quickly the couple and guests can see the photos.
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