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posted by ladykassie - 10th of october, 2008
What a stressful and frustrating situation to be in. I am now free as an exclusive photographer here at Dreamstime and over XXX$ in the hole. BUT.. I am cool with that, it's going to take some work to get into a positive ... More...
A fantastic trip in Shangrila, China
posted by hiallen - 10th of october, 2008
Our first destination of the trip was Potatso National Park. When we arrived, we were all shocked by so blue and so clean sky and primitive landscape. The air was so fresh, and we couldn’t help taking a very deep breath. Everything ... More...
Personal Best
posted by boughn - 7th of october, 2008
Individual, recreational sports offer distraction from day to day stress and provide unlimited shooting opportunities. Engaging images of healthy activities and individuals competing with themselves to improve their skills and prowess ... More...
How to clean up your photo bag?
posted by lhj - 14th of september, 2008
This is anothe blog to share some useful information with you. :-) I assume that almost everyone faced the similar situation like me: several cameras or lens, different accessories like lights, films, batteries, etc. So many staffs ... More...
The power of an image.
posted by bchecjon - 3rd of september, 2008
I would like to try putting into words the power an image can have. Though we come equipped with 5 senses, the ones that have the most power are visual and auditory. These two senses have the power to make you laugh, cry,... More...
Filters....
posted by jaboardm - 8th of august, 2008
Now that you have saved your pennies and cashed out all of your sales to buy that lens you have been saving for, don't skimp on the filter. That is if you use filters. Photography is not a cheap hobby, and now that you've spent ... More...
Things every Canon owner needs
posted by litifeta - 7th of august, 2008
Regardless of whether you have a Rebel, or a 1Ds, there are certain things every Canon owner should have. Most of the consumer DSLRs are very good, a 400D or a 450D is a great choice for starting to shoot stock photography. There ... More...
Finally something other than lacrosse...
posted by jaboardm - 7th of august, 2008
I was beginning to feel that I would only have my lacrosse photo's downloaded and be known for nothing else. Not that having lots of lacrosse photo's is a bad thing, I would also like to have other talents. Even though I am ... More...
My hobby is taking over my life!!!
posted by laurenwilliams - 24th of july, 2008
Its been a month since I joined, and I'm already addicted. After submitting a small tester set of 6 of my best images (two rejected) and then jetting off to the egypt for a wonderful vacation, I was really pleasantly surprised to find ... More...
Canon EF 70-200 F/4 L USM Review
posted by lucabertolli - 25th of june, 2008
Canon 70-200 F/4 L is said to be one, if not THE, of the best lenses Canon ever produced. I've bought it a few days ago, and I can estabilish they talked well. This lens is AWESOME. The IS one is even better because of the stabilizer,... More...
Choice of lens for the portrait.
posted by shaileshnanal - 10th of june, 2008
You see a subject and fantastic background and u have a lens that is standard lens and zoom lens. Which one would u opt for. For tight head close up zoom lens is a must. But for head and shoulder portrait you can still use standard ... More...
My new macro lens is great!
posted by palabra - 9th of june, 2008
I have a brand new 100mm macro lens and I'm so happy with it. Look how sharp: And see the details and the great bokeh: I couldn't resist to shoot the delicious new Dutch herring my husband ... More...
Carl Zeiss Distagon 2.8/28mm
posted by fjord - 8th of june, 2008
I have used this lens for serval months. I think it is very sharp and has a very high quality. But the most important is that it is very cheap and very light. I use this lens on 30D and 30V. When I use it on the 30V I must use a conversion ... More...
Image Stablilization for lenses
posted by bradcalkins - 4th of june, 2008
Image stabilization in lenses does really work! Sensors in the lens move a set of elements in the lens to compensate for shaking on the photographer's part. If you look through Canon and Nikon's lens lineup, you'll notice that most ... More...
Canon EF 17-40 F/4 L Review
posted by lucabertolli - 3rd of june, 2008
Hi guys, it' time for me to write another review of mine. This time I'll deal with one of the most famous Canon L-series lens: the 17-40 F/4 L. Well, L-series lenses are Canon's models of excellence, top quality lenses provided with ... More...
My new lens
posted by boostlee - 1st of june, 2008
I got my new lens, which is Canon EF70-200/4 L. It's really a fantastic lens with high imaging quality, fresh imaging colors. I like it very much. Here are some new photos shot by this lens. You can find more in my portfolio. More...
For USA Copyright Holders-Orphan Works Bill
posted by elenaray - 22nd of may, 2008
Orphan Works Bill... Call your Senators and Congress person to ask them to vote no on both the House of Representatives bill and the Senate bill. Both bills are way too broad and seriously limit an artist's right to protect their ... More...
Travelling light with your DSLR
posted by sebcz - 21st of may, 2008
You have your DSLR. You have your lenses. Many of them. What do you do if you really don't want to take them ALL with you? Well, there are things to consider - how much weight you are prepared to carry and what compromises you are ... More...
Tamron 17-50 F/2,8 Review
posted by lucabertolli - 19th of may, 2008
So, I assume you've bought a DSLR and now you are disappointed by the 18-55 kit lens that comes with your camera. This is mostly true speaking of Canon kit lens, but anyway Nikkor kit lens, though being a much better lens, may be ... More...
Photographing Children - Go With the Flow
posted by cynthi - 6th of may, 2008
Photographing children can be rewarding and challenging. It is 10% technical ability and 90% psychology. If I knew that my job, for the remainder of my life, would depend exclusively on photographing children - and - I was given a ... More...
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