August 8, 2011 One of the more common questions I get (I think it’s due to my technical background) is one where people are asking how many images they can store on their media cards. The answer, as always, starts off with an “It depends…”. Just one of the many considerations here is how you are saving your images.
March 1, 2011 One of the most surprising things I learned about during our recent trip to Brainerd, MN was that many photographers are tethering their cameras to their computers for transferring photos over for processing…
January 11, 2011 Over the holidays, the SLR was in great demand for the family portrait work, and I pulled it out periodically for some “street-style” photography.
September 27, 2010 As an avid proponent of doing due diligence, I’ve always encouraged people to do research on lenses before buying them. Whether it means renting them from vendors like LensProToGo, Rent Glass, or through vendor relationships, it’s a great way to get a first hand look on how lenses perform under a variety of circumstances. This ...
May 28, 2010 As mentioned yesterday, the example self-portrait I took had some misleading EXIF data. The thrust of the post was that EXIF data isn’t always right, and if you read through the comments, you’ll find out most of what was wrong (this is one sharp reading audience – y’all don’t miss a beat! ). What was ...
Tags: EXIF, Flash, photography, technical, triggersFlash, Lighting, photography, technical March 31, 2010 You may recall that a while ago, I decided to start building my ideal perfect “dream camera”! In fact, I devoted 3 blog posts to it, and you’ve patiently waited for the grand finale, so here it is – what rounds out the list for the ultimate dream camera!
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