In the eastern sky at sunset tonight, a super “perigee moon” will rise and be the biggest full moon we’ve had since March 1983. [click to continue…]
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This article was sparked by a recent conversation I had with some folks at SanDisk. We were talking about the numerous types and ratings of SD cards and how there are lots of questions from users about the acronyms, labels and speed ratings associated with SD cards.
In this article, we’re going to look at the different types of SD cards, along their speed class designation, and why these are important for you and your camera. By the end of this article, you should have a better understanding of what works in your camera and why. Moreover, you should be able to choose the right SD card for your camera and the way you want to use it.
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I finally put together a bit of an archive that contains many of the educational articles and tips on Photography Bay. You’ll find stuff like the Photography Basics series on aperture, shutter speed and ISO, along with many other posts from a variety of guest authors and yours truly. As an early resolution for 2011, my goal is to put together several more of these types of articles and tips throughout next year.
You can find the page here or just click on the “Learn Photography” tab at the top of the page.
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The above video from Terry White offers some solid tips on fixing a family photo (or any photo) in Photoshop CS5 when you have multiple shots with different “good” poses for the subjects across the shots.
[via Terry White]
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Manfrotto School of Xcellence is offering a free webinar on Taking Great Portraits hosted by Sports Illustrated Staff Photographer Bill Frakes.
The webinar is scheduled for Thursday, December 2 from 2-3PM ET.
You can register for the free webinar at Manfrotto School of Xcellence’s website.
More details below. [click to continue…]
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Adobe Evangelist Jason Levine recently uploaded his final chapter in his 5-part series that covered DSLR Video Editing for Photographers using Adobe Premiere Pro CS5. Previously, I passed along parts 1 through 3. Since this is the final video in the series, I’ve embedded all 5 in this post below.
It’s good content, especially for those of us knew to the video side of DSLRs. Enjoy.
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