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David duChemin On Being A Professional Photographer
I recently discovered David duChemin’s blog. I’d like to share a couple of his posts with you. In ‘Just?’ he offers advice to people who consider themselves ‘just an amateur photographer.’ In his follow-up piece ‘Confessions of a So-Called PRO’ he serves up an ‘anti-pep-talk’ that demonstrates that professional photographers aren’t necessarily that different from [...]
Camera Clock Correction After The Fact
I had this dilemma a few days ago: I had taken almost 4,000 pictures during a vacation 12 months ago. The vacation was in Asia (two continents over), and the time on my camera was wrong. I was importing the pictures into Adobe’s Lightroom, and wanted them to have the correct time just in case [...]
What Is An F-Stop?
In a previous article we looked at how lenses work. We learned about the focal length. Today we'll focus on camera lenses and what the term f-stop means.
Digitally Blending Photos With Adobe Photoshop
I took 3 shots, one underexposed, one overexposed and one correctly exposed (the Programed Auto setting on the camera). Then I blended the first two images and compared the resulting image with the correctly exposed one.
How Camera Lenses Work
This is the first in a series of blog entries on photography. Today we look at one of the most critical parts of any camera - the lens.
Don’t Submit Photos To Frommer’s Contests