Five Times to Clean Your Camera
October 12, 2011 1 CommentFollowing up on yesterday’s post, which covered 5 Ways to Clean your Sensor, today, the topic takes a tangent to focus on the angle of not how, but rather, when to clean your camera
Following up on yesterday’s post, which covered 5 Ways to Clean your Sensor, today, the topic takes a tangent to focus on the angle of not how, but rather, when to clean your camera
So many of us fall victim to the dust bunnies, it’s inevitable that at some point we’ll have that perfect shot only to find on detailed review a smudge on our sensor…
Some minor hiccups have this blog migration to its new home have caused some delays and off-scheduled postings hitting the web. One that was scheduled for Tuesday never went live, and the others got pushed back too. So, in the interests of not hitting the email subscription base with a lot all at once, I’ve ...
personal, photography, photography gear, technicalIt’s one thing to come out every day with good solid advice for how to do anything, whether it’s manage your finances, run a business, or (as is the case here), how to take better pictures. It’s another thing entirely to follow ones’ own advice. There are countless instructors out there that offer great learning ...
Announcements, gear, hardwareYou know these things, right? The hourglass in Windows, the spinning color wheel on the Mac – all signs that your computer is doing important stuff, right? Well, it happened to me last night in the middle of, well….nothing really, I was just surfing the web, reading some of my daily hits.
NewsImagine the following lens: Can capture wide angle panoramas Can capture detail as close as one inch away. Can capture detail as far away as 300 feet in most cases. Can adjust to extreme low light scenarios in an instant Can adjust to extreme bright light scenarios in an instant Can capture HDR imagery with ...
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