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A Beginner’s Guide to
Flash Photography
Power Management of Your Flash
(Part 45)
The penlight battery has always been the source of reliable power by mobile photographers who rely upon their flash to take pictures at any time. Indeed, the time-proven NiCad and the newer NiMH rechargeable batteries had already become an important part of photographers’ life. And for [...]
Election Posters and Readers’ Images–
With the elections just two months away, readers may want to help out their chosen candidates by printing their own posters. There are free software and free online services available for anyone with access to the Internet.
Poster Forge 1.02 (2.81 mb) can be downloaded for free at www.ronyasoft.com. According to the [...]
Useful Advice–
A reader recently wrote in to ask for advice on a situation plaguing him. That question will be dealt with privately at first and, with that reader’s permission, will be featured here so that people facing the same situation may benefit from the answer.
We start with that little detail to emphasize something here: Sharing [...]
Advanced Editing in LR (Last Part)–
Chromatic Aberration
Chromatic Aberration is a common defect caused by the failure of the lens to focus different colors to the same spot. In one type of chromatic aberration, the image from each color of light is in focus, but each image is a slightly different size. This type of [...]
On EDSA and Other Images–
We start today’s column with an invitation to a photo exhibit on the 1986 EDSA People Power revolution. Scores of pictures by photographer Sonny Q. Camarillo of the Camera Club of the Philippines recording every day of the historic event are on view at the library of the Bantayog ng mga [...]
What Else is There?–
After you read Scott Kelby’s The Digital Photography Book 1, you may think you’re ready for all the other possible shooting situations. Then you get to thinking that if there’s a book one that good, you might as well give the sequel a look especially since the price is quite reasonable anyway.
First [...]
A Beginner’s Guide to
Flash Photography
Power Management of Your Flash
(Part 44)–
As we are nearing the end of this chapter, we received a query whose answer could shed light to most frequently asked questions in Power Management of your Flash. This is so timely that this author finds pleasure in providing the answer with elaborate explanations. The [...]
