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Choosing the Best Camera Type

info@photofacts.nl (Sarah Jo Coryell) — Thu, 23 May 2013 17:10:00 +0100

Digital cameras have been around for many years but they are continuing to become the norm in terms of the equipment most photographers use. From the simple point and click camera, perfect for beginner, to the high tech digital cameras, costing thousands of dollars, there is something for every photographer.

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Low light photography: In Pursuit of the Perfect Picture

info@photofacts.nl (Rajib Mukherjee) — Thu, 16 May 2013 08:26:00 +0100

Low light photography is a challenging pursuit, one that nevertheless offers a rewarding experience at the end of the sojourn. Low light photography, however, does not end only with capturing long trails of car lights or even shooting fireworks or light painting. It is the whole aspect of shooting images in conditions when there is little light available; conditions which are less than perfect for your camera sensor to make a proper exposure.

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Getting started with Light Painting

info@photofacts.nl (Rajib Mukherjee) — Wed, 15 May 2013 23:24:00 +0100

Light painting is an interesting pursuit in trick photography, the results of which are simply awe inspiring. This type of photography is shot using a slower shutter speed, more commonly in bulb mode, something that captures a long trail of light that can be manipulated to give the illusion of patterns.

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eBook review: Growing the Visionmonger 2

info@photofacts.nl (Sarah Jo Coryell) — Mon, 06 May 2013 13:39:00 +0100

Every good photographer needs a little extra help now and then. A fresh perspective and a new approach to doing photography can help you feel rejuvenated and refreshed. Taking a new look on the same ole same ole can help reinvigorate you and your work.

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Taking care of your DSLR

info@photofacts.nl (Rajib Mukherjee) — Mon, 22 Apr 2013 14:11:00 +0100

A DSLR is a very delicate electronic product. Although some of them are built with weather sealing such as the Canon 5D mark III and the L series Canon lenses, by and large these products don't go too well with the dirt and dust. So the first thing that you have to worry about is how to keep them safe from the elements, always ready to shoot perfect pictures.

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Tips for Photographing Waterfalls

info@photofacts.nl (Rajib Mukherjee) — Tue, 16 Apr 2013 17:13:00 +0100

Waterfalls are a powerful display of nature's awe inspiring power. They are at the same time beautiful and scary, mesmerizing to the point breathtaking and yet imbibe a certain aura of might that threatens to devour everything in front of them. It is this uncanny mixture of beauty and intimidation that makes waterfalls an attractive photography subject.

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Buying your first DSLR lens

info@photofacts.nl (Rajib Mukherjee) — Fri, 12 Apr 2013 08:27:00 +0100

The first question that most amateur photographers graduating from a Point & Shoot to a DSLR ask is, 'which lens should I buy?' While there is nothing wrong with an 18-55mm kit lens you may just want to swap it for something that gives you an extra advantages.

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Your photos can be stolen from your Canon 1D X

info@photofacts.nl (Elja Trum) — Wed, 10 Apr 2013 23:12:00 +0100

A German security researcher discovered vulnerabilities in the wifi module you can buy for your Canon EOS 1D X. The camera appears relatively easy to hack after which photos from the camera can be copied and even live-view and camera controls can be controled remotely.

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How to capture stunning light trails

info@photofacts.nl (Rajib Mukherjee) — Mon, 08 Apr 2013 13:11:00 +0100

You may have seen a photo like this many times, wondering how this could ever be captured in a single exposure. The trick really is quite simple once you get to know how these are done. To define 'light trails', as this is what this image represents, it is a capture that uses a longer than usual shutter speed allowing for an exposure that captures the light from passing vehicle against a comparatively darker background.

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The Joys of Child Photography; 5 tips!

info@photofacts.nl (Sarah Jo Coryell) — Thu, 04 Apr 2013 08:26:00 +0100

If you have ever worked with children, especially babies, then you know that the number one thing you will need in order to get good photos is patience. Babies have minds of their own and do things on their own time and in their own way. But with the right approach and a good dose of patience, you can get great photos to preserve those precious memories of your little one.

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