June 27th, 2008
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It’s the 3rd meeting for my digital photography class at UC Riverside’s California Museum of Photography.
As with our previous meeting, we jumped right in with our cameras.
We met Brittani our gorgeous, drop-dead model outside, walked around the pedestrian mall.
Our first stop was a small sliver of light between two buildings reflecting off the windows of [...]
June 24th, 2008
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So, for the professional photographer who works on location, here are hardware suggestions that can help avert a “photo disaster.”
Plentiful supply of an assortment of batteries whether rechargeables or disposables. Radio slaves might use 9-volt batteries, triple or double As.
Proprietary batteries for digital slrs are problematic and pricey but they tend to hold the longest [...]
June 23rd, 2008
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Do you enjoy sitting at the computer on a beautiful sunny day trying to rescue a bad picture, or do you prefer to be outside taking pictures?
Chances are, you’re like me and you prefer the latter. You didn’t get into photography to be in front of a computer on a beautiful day. So instead of [...]
June 21st, 2008
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If you haven’t upgraded to iPhoto 08, you shouldn’t hesitate.
I have to be honest that I haven’t been using previous versions. One of my biggest complaints had been that adding keywords to ease searching was unintuitive.
I guess Apple has been listening to its users.
iPhoto users who have a dotmac account can now easily publish a [...]
June 20th, 2008
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Just as a wood-working artisan has special chisels for his trade, every working professional digital photographer has over time put together his own “toolkit.”