// January 16th, 2010 // No Comments » // Uncategorized
Never Ever Lose Your Lens Cap Again | DIYPhotography.net
Where do you put the lens cap when you are shooting? (My answer at the end of the post, if you care).
I put it in my front right pocket. I’m afraid if I put it in my back pocket my fat ass will break it!
// December 26th, 2009 // No Comments » // Uncategorized, dSLR, digital camera, digital photography
Keeping Your Camera Functioning in Arctic and Sub-Zero Temperatures – PictureCorrect
Most SLRs cope remarkably well with freezing temperatures. I’ve had no problem using Canon EOS SLR cameras below zero for weeks on end, often down to -20°C and in extreme down to -30°C. This article is for those trying to keep such a camera going under expedition conditions, such as an icecap crossing or mountaineering expedition in the arctic: ie no power sockets, adverse weather, sleeping in tents on the ice and for a period of weeks. However much of the advice also applies to using a camera in cold conditions generally.
Keeping Your Camera Functioning in Arctic and Sub-Zero Temperatures – PictureCorrect
// June 14th, 2009 // No Comments » // Uncategorized
Freezing fast motion (AKA High Speed Photography), can give some pretty special photographic effects. High Speed Photography is used in physics, health research, sports and more. This guide describes how to capture super fast movements using ordinary camera gear and a little home made electronics.
DIY – High Speed Photography at Home | DIYPhotography.net
// March 25th, 2009 // 1 Comment » // Uncategorized
Here’s an interesting way to make money with your digital camera – Camera Dollars.
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// November 10th, 2008 // No Comments » // Uncategorized
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