Really, it’s about dust and keeping it out of your camera, but, let’s be honest, that really is the biggest issue in keeping your camera clean. As part of their “photography 101″ series, The Photo Argus recently ran a story titled “Caring for the DSLR Body and Lenses“, but it primarily focused on cleaning the [...]
Filed in About The Author, Photography
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Also tagged camera lens, delicate equipment, digital cameras, digital single-lens reflex camera, dust reduction system, Four Thirds System, lens mounts, photography, technology, YouTube
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Specifically, Creativity Exercises for Photographers. One of my “problems”, it seems these days, is “inspiration”. I know, it’s kind of a classic “champagne problem”, as a friend of mine calls them. I work a day job that pays for, well, pretty much my entire life. Digital photography is just a hobby of mine. For that [...]
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
No, seriously, when was the last time you printed your digital photos? I hang out with a couple of photographers, and I talk to a whole lot more various places online, and since we all shoot direct to digital, almost none of us regularly print our photos. I think there are a couple of reasons [...]
Well, this is interesting… Some time ago, I read about a revolutionary new idea in cameras; focusing after taking the photograph. Having had autofocus occasionally grab the wrong thing in a photo, this idea intrigued me. The idea that a camera could simply capture all the available light, store it in a photographic format, and [...]
Filed in The Tools
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Also tagged casual photographer, data storage technology, digital camera, digital cameras, digital single-lens reflex camera, photography, proof-of-concept device, science of photography, single-lens reflex camera, technology, technology_internet
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Tuesday, October 18, 2011
I want it. But, of course, it’s way, way more camera that I’d probably ever use. Honestly, when I read the updates at Canon Rumors about the new Canon EOS-1D X, I was a bit relieved. You see, I plan to buy a new camera shortly, and I was a little worried that there would [...]
Another one for the photography geeks. Some of you may have guessed that I enjoy photography just a little bit. You may have deduced that from all the photography related links I share on Fridays. Or possibly because I tell you am obsessed by it virtually every chance I get. Either way, it’s true. I [...]
Filed in Marginalia and Notes from the Editor
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Also tagged Chase Jarvis, data, digital media, exchangable image file format, Flickr, Fun, graphics file formats, metadata, PERL, photographer, silly web tool
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You may have seen this already… If you travel in the same tech circles on-line that I do, you probably have seen a lot of the same things I link to here on Fridays. So, why do I still do it? Well, for a couple reasons. First, because maybe you missed it. Or it didn’t [...]