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I just added new Basic Digital photography and camera setting workshop for Fraser Valley BC. Please visit our WORKSHOP page for more details. It is a very popular class and the first one for January 26 got full so fast. We received lots of requests for this popular course and a long waiting list for this workshop! So here we go, here is another one. Please note that the class size is limited to ...
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I just added another Digital Photography workshop for Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Langley, Mission, Fraser Valley. It is a 6 hour workshop in understanding Digital camera Exposure settings and Artistic Composition. Please visit our WORKSHOP website for more details.
You take two pictures but one is better than the other one! Why we like some photos? What makes good picture?
Just look at this image. You see a very strong light and saturation in ...
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We are pleased to announce a new workshop for intermediate to advanced photographers who want to enhance creativity and establish an effective workflow for managing and processing their RAW camera files into exhibition quality prints by using Adobe Lightroom, Aperture, Adobe Photoshop, or Nikon Capture NX 2.
The workshop starts with a tethered shooting session using a variety of digital cameras to allow direct comparison of image ...
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We all know the value of using watermarks for images which will be on the internet, or on proofs such as school shots. Several readers asked for an easy way to watermark an image, and if there is a commercial software for watermarking photos. There are several different ways to add watermark in to your images. Here I am going to explain an easy way of how to create a Watermark Action in ...
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Occasionally as photographers you may be asked to retouch some old prints from negative or slides. No matter how good the old photo may be there are always some creases and dust particles to remove. So here we are:
What is the fastest way to retouch an old print?
There are so many different tools for this job. You can use the Healing brush or Clone stamp, but the process is very time consuming.
Here I am going to ...
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I just added another beginners Digital Photography workshop for Abbotsford, Chilliwack, Langley, Mission, Fraser Valley. It is a 4 hour workshop in understanding Digital camera settings and terminology. Please visit our WORKSHOP website for more details.
Working with DSLRs can be as easy as setting the camera to AUTO mode and letting the camera make the decisions for you, right? No! A camera ...
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Do you want to buy a gift for a Shutterbug? Do you need something different for your digital photography experience this year?
Then here is the good news for you!
Out of ideas for your Christmas list this year? Always wanted to take a photography or editing course, but never got around to actually taking one? Or, ...
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This year we had an amazing Fall. Colors were so vibrant. Now you want to print some of those images and frame them. May be you want to give the pictures to someone you love. Wait a minute you may have some very nice classy frames to use, but they are odd sizes! What can you do?
Tamara from Beyond Exposure Photography ...
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This is a very good questions. When it comes to detail and sharpness, does it really matter what sensor size you use? If you want to do some post processing on your images, will larger size sensor provide more data? How about the Dynamic Range in smaller sensors? There are tons of articles about this topic, some say yes and few say no. But what is the right answer? In ...
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Hello everyone,
I just developed a new intermediate to advanced DSLR setting workshop. It is about understanding the camera’s built-in Light meter, Ansel Adams Zone system, and HDR photography.
Please visit our Omnilargess website for more detail and registration.
Do I need an exposure meter to set the right exposure in my DSLR?
This is a question that I am asked in almost all of my workshops! And my answer ...
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