Morning Photography Group Pic of the Month for March-26, taken by Len
This might be of interest to Flickr Pro subscribers … I’ve been thinking of not renewing my Flickr Pro subscription, but two things have changed the way I’m thinking. Firstly, and most importantly for me with my websites, it appears that the best way of … Continue readingFlickr Pro subscription renewal
This video goes through at breakneck speed the settings that you just might like to check on your camera to minimise the risk of not getting the image that you were hoping to get. You’ll need to stop frame at the appropriate point to see … Continue readingCamera settings to check!
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This article popped up on my screen this morning and I thought it might be worth sharing with you. It begins with covering the standard things – Exposure triangle, Histograms, Depth and then moves on to more creative things. It also has a number of … Continue readingAn introduction to photography
Anybody that is interested in the history of Photography below is my youtube video that was created for the “History Group”.
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Great news for photographers on Android devices as Google releases a completely new version (v4) of Snapseed – a non-destructive photo editor with a built-in camera for the app – which is Free from the Google Play site. This joins the Apple version (v3) that … Continue readingSnapseed returns to Android
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I promised to provide links to these two documents that I found rather interesting. The first is a Crop Factor Calculator. You could use this to find your True Focal Length. The author (David Coleman) states by way of introduction … “A 50mm lens isn’t … Continue readingCrops, printing and more