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How To Convert Color Photographs to Black and White Photographs

affiliate program There is just something about black and white photographs that is just incredible. An unsophisticated color snapshot can look like a professionally-composed photograph if converted properly to the B&W format. Additionally, you can “salvage” some really grainy color photographs by making them B&W. There are quite a few ways to take a color…

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Free eBook on Digital Photography

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This month’s project: Fall

affiliate program Fall is here, so it’s time to take some great pictures of the changing colors, falling leaves, clear blue skies, etc. October is my favorite month of the year: There’s usually not much rain, the skies have wonderful blues and clouds, there’s a slight chill in the air, and the leaves are turning…

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Tonight offers a prime opportunity to photograph the moon

The moon is set to appear about 12% bigger tonight, due to it being closer to the earth tonight. Even sweeter is the fact that it’s a full moon. So set up your tripod and start shooting. Recommended: Tripod!, remote shutter release or use the camera’s builtin self-timer. Set your camera to Manual mode and…

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Photododo Quick Tip: Getting sharper hand-held photos

Here’s a quick tip for getting sharper hand-held photos: Choose burst mode. The second or third bursted photo will usually be much more in focus (i.e., clearer) than the first. Here’s why: When hand-holding (i.e., not using a tripod or remote shutter release), pressing the shutter button moves the camera, if only slightly. This movement,…

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Category Archives: photohack

How To Convert Color Photographs to Black and White Photographs

There is just something about black and white photographs that is just incredible. An unsophisticated color snapshot can look like a professionally-composed photograph if converted properly to the B&W format. Additionally, you can “salvage” some really grainy color photographs by making them B&W. There are quite a few ways to take a color photograph and…

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Free eBook on Digital Photography

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This month’s project: Fall

Fall is here, so it’s time to take some great pictures of the changing colors, falling leaves, clear blue skies, etc. October is my favorite month of the year: There’s usually not much rain, the skies have wonderful blues and clouds, there’s a slight chill in the air, and the leaves are turning on the…

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Tonight offers a prime opportunity to photograph the moon

The moon is set to appear about 12% bigger tonight, due to it being closer to the earth tonight. Even sweeter is the fact that it’s a full moon. So set up your tripod and start shooting. Recommended: Tripod!, remote shutter release or use the camera’s builtin self-timer. Set your camera to Manual mode and…

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Photododo Quick Tip: Getting sharper hand-held photos

Here’s a quick tip for getting sharper hand-held photos: Choose burst mode. The second or third bursted photo will usually be much more in focus (i.e., clearer) than the first. Here’s why: When hand-holding (i.e., not using a tripod or remote shutter release), pressing the shutter button moves the camera, if only slightly. This movement,…

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Category Archives: photohack

How To Convert Color Photographs to Black and White Photographs

There is just something about black and white photographs that is just incredible. An unsophisticated color snapshot can look like a professionally-composed photograph if converted properly to the B&W format. Additionally, you can “salvage” some really grainy color photographs by making them B&W. There are quite a few ways to take a color photograph and…

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Free eBook on Digital Photography

Dennis Curtin over at ShortCourses.com is offering a free eBook on digital photography. Simply click the link in this story and hop on over to his site. Share and Enjoy:

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This month’s project: Fall

Fall is here, so it’s time to take some great pictures of the changing colors, falling leaves, clear blue skies, etc. October is my favorite month of the year: There’s usually not much rain, the skies have wonderful blues and clouds, there’s a slight chill in the air, and the leaves are turning on the…

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Tonight offers a prime opportunity to photograph the moon

The moon is set to appear about 12% bigger tonight, due to it being closer to the earth tonight. Even sweeter is the fact that it’s a full moon. So set up your tripod and start shooting. Recommended: Tripod!, remote shutter release or use the camera’s builtin self-timer. Set your camera to Manual mode and…

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Photododo Quick Tip: Getting sharper hand-held photos

Here’s a quick tip for getting sharper hand-held photos: Choose burst mode. The second or third bursted photo will usually be much more in focus (i.e., clearer) than the first. Here’s why: When hand-holding (i.e., not using a tripod or remote shutter release), pressing the shutter button moves the camera, if only slightly. This movement,…

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