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- 13. November 2008: Clean up your clutter
- 5. July 2008: Adobe Products to improve your photos
- 2. June 2008: Photo labs
- 10. May 2008: PS Express Review
- 8. May 2008: Online Photo Editor
- 4. May 2008: bulk print scanning
- 4. May 2008: Digital SLR lense overview
- 16. April 2008: “Magic” filters
- 16. April 2008: Epson’s Stylus Photo R1900
- 30. March 2008: Never satisfied with my point & shoot
Too many photos on my phone
17. March 2008 by admin.
Most every mobile phone has a camera feature available. Although there are a variety of limits when using a camera built into your phone, the simple fact is these cameras are with us at all times and are easy to use. The problem is, most of us leave them in digital format not taking the time to develop these images into prints.
PMA has created the Camera Phone Print Guide available in both PDF and HTML format.
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Aperture 2.0 or Lightroom 1.3?
11. March 2008 by admin.
Many folks are commenting on the release of Aperture 2.0. It seems to be well suited for most folks work flow while providing the tools necessary to create amazing compositions, sometimes when very little was there to begin with.
My favorite review so far has James Duncan Davidson providing examples from both Aperture and Lightroom with photos shot at high ISO settings (3200) to experiment how well each product handles the native noise at such high ISOs.
I prefer Aperture’s ability to reduce the graininess while still retaining rich colors. Which do you prefer?
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