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    How to effectively use shutter speed on a camera

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    There are three basic settings on a DSLR camera that you need to master if you are going to take great photos: ISO, aperture and shutter speed. Of the three, shutter speed is the easiest to understand and master, in our opinion. Your shutter speed is what controls how long the shutter is open for light to enter the camera and touch the sensor (or film, in the old days). Modern digital sensors collect light the same way that film did some years ago. The more time your shutter is open, the more...
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    The Best Lenses You Can Buy for the Money

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    The best lens for the money is generally a zoom lens in the area of 28-80mm. When you start to shop for lenses for your camera, you are going to first run into the basic types, which are standard, telephoto and wide angle. A standard lens usually has a focal length of 50 mm, and a camera lens that has a focal length less than that is known as a wide angle lens. A telephoto lens is one with a focal length of more than 50 mm. Which camera lens you end up buying depends on what you want to use...
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    The Importance of Jawline in Portrait Photography

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    It’s all about the Jaw from Peter Hurley on Vimeo. Posts Related to The Importance of Jawline in Portrait Photography Peter Eastway in Perth PETER EASTWAY in PERTHGrand Master of Photography and Landscape SpecialistOwner of: Better Digital Camera Magazine Better Photoshop Techniques Magazine Better Photography MagazineLEARN FROM THE MASTER! with special... Canon t2i action martial arts film – “Paradox” Martial arts Tricking + Action stunts/choreography Vimeo link: vimeo.com The Paradox...
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    Uncle Dick’s Workshop – Friday 19

    Every Friday at 10:00AM – we will be bringing you the sort of cutting-edge expertise that leaves ragged bits and sore fingers – Uncle Dick’s Workshop. The advice is free – free from good sense in most instances….It really cranks up around the first of April. Q: When you hold seminars at the Zoo do you get to go close-up to the animals? A: Yes. Everyone gets ready and we toss one of the staff into the tiger cage. This year it was Saul. The tiger tossed him back. Them tigers know…. Q: In the...
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    Lenses: Canon vs Nikon vs Sony

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    We find that generally, Canon and Nikon cameras and lenses are very close in performance, with Sony a fairly distant third. Anyone who takes a lot of photos and is into photography is going to have a strong opinion on which lens is better: Canon, Nikon or Sony. This is an important question because you will find that you can have a really good camera or DSLR, but if your lens does not perform well, you are going to be disappointed in the results. We recently did an evaluation of lenses by...
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    The Three Masters – Competition

    THE THREE MASTERS Mike Langford – Jackie Ranken – Nick Melidonis The Ultimate Landscape, Travel and Fine Art Master Class, Monday March 19 th 2012 Notre Dame University, Fremantle Over the last decade, three photographers have dominated the AIPP ‘Australian Professional Landscape Photographer of the Year Awards’. Husband and wife team Mike Langford and Jackie Ranken from New Zealand have each won it twice and Nick Melidonis three times. Mike Langford is also the current ‘Australian...
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    Nikon D800 Highlights

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    The D800, a new FX-format model, offers offers a noteworthy 36.3-million pixels aswell as avariety of valuing-adding functions, available in a compact and lightweight body. At its core issuperior image quality equal to that of medium-format digital cameras. In addition to a new Nikon FX-format CMOS image sensor and the new EXPEED 3 image-processing engine – specifically optimisedfor Nikon digital SLR cameras – the D800 is equipped with a new 91K-pixel (approximately 91,000 pixels) RGB sensor...
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    NEW Nikon D800 Digital SLR – 36.3 Megapixels!

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    The new Nikon D800 has been announced! With a 36.3 Megapixel CMOS sensor, 51-point auto-focus system, a native ISO range of 100 – 6400, and the ability to shoot broadcast quality videos at 1080p HD, you can take your photography to the next level. The new features of the Nikon D800 don’t end there. It’s also equipped with: A 3.2 inch 921k-dot LCD monitor EXPEED 3 image processing engine 4fps continuous shooting in FX mode, 5 fps in DX mode Advanced Scene Recognition System with 91K-pixel RGB...
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    NEW Nikon D800E Digital SLR!

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    The D800E Offers Even Greater Resolution – Effective 36.3-Million Pixel Count In-camera disabling of the aliasing and moiré pattern reduction operation performed by the optical low-pass filter built into the D800E allows light passing through a NIKKOR lens to strike photodiodes directly for even greater resolution. This model is optimal for landscape and artistic photography, which demand higher resolution and clear definition. With the exception of the above modification, the D800E possesses...
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    Pentax Announces K-01 “Pretty Ugly” Mirrorless Camera

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    Ugly? This was and still is the word used by some commentators to describe the new Pentax camera, the K-01. I won’t say it’s ugly though. Neither do I want to say it’s pretty. It’s Pentax. It’s just that. First thing first, it’s a K-mount camera, meaning all existing K-mount lenses are compatible with it. Which is a good thing, because users are not forced to buy into a new system altogether. Pentax K-01 Black Also announced together with the K-01 is a super thin lens — thinner than the...
    Posted 17 days ago