We are pleased to announce the winner and show all the finalists in the October Macro competition. The prize is a ThinkTank Photo Urban Disguise 20, value US$99. We are pleased to award the prize for this competition to Darren Livingston for his outstanding Newly sprouted fruit tree leaf with dew. You can view all …
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We are pleased to announce the winner and show all the finalists in the September Water competition. The prize is a ThinkTank Photo Digital Holster 20, value US$55. We are pleased to award the prize for this competition to Reggie Linsao for his outstanding but poorly named 🙂 DIMW_evilempire. It is an infrared photo of …
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The latest revision of the USB standard is in progress USB has become a wonderful connection standard. The USB standard has been upgraded once already to give us USB 2.0. Now a new version, 3.0, is on the way. USB 3.0 offers 10 times the transfer speed of USB 2.0 and significant power management savings. …
The Olympus dSLR line offers a great alternative to the big two and end up providing, with cameras like the E-510, a compact and high quality solution. The E-510 is a great little camera. Now replaced by the E-520, which we are currently testing and will post test results shortly, the E-510 is still for …
We test the E-510 for infrared photography performance with the Hoya R72 filter. The E-510 is a handy and compact camera. Also common to all the Olympus dSLRs we have tried, it actually has a Live View that works reasonably well in infrared (you just have to put it in Live View Boost mode from …
In this tutorial we go step by step through the processing of infrared images from an unconverted digital camera. Once you have shot infrared images with your digital camera you will need to do some processing to make them useable. In this article we will go step by step through the process, showing the options …
In this tutorial we go step by step through shooting infrared with your normal, unmodified digital camera. Infrared photography is, quite simply, stunning. So it is natural for a photographer to want to give this a go. We cover film infrared photography elsewhere, so here we will concentrate on digital infrared here. Digital camera sensors …
With all the doom and gloom around about the economy it is a good time to reflect on its potential impact, strategies to work with it and make it a positive for your photography or related business. When an economic crisis hits, the natural reaction is for business to rein in its expenditures and that …
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Power Family concludes their four-month photographic journey of 41 towns and 13 National Parks Press Release After more than four months, 17,000km, five Australian states, three flat tires and the creation of a priceless photo journal, a Canberra-based family has arrived home after completing the PowerShot Great Aussie Road Trip. Back at home and with …
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An interesting feature of the latest version of Photoshop is the ability to use the alignment and merge capabilities that Photoshop uses for panoramas and HDR to extend the depth of field of your images. We look at how it stacks up. We are still coming to terms with the features in Photoshop CS4, and …