Archive for the 'Erick Lirios' Category
Making Things Simpler–
One thing marking a person who has been using computers for quite a number of years is how he or she thinks. Those of us who have, have gone through quite a bit and that includes using very cryptic codes to get things done. There were lots of things to memorize to copy [...]
Getting Your Way–
Control is pretty much the name of the game and a big part of that in photography is getting your workflow as easy for you as possible. It really doesn’t make much sense to have a computer system that will just bog you down and make you less productive. This is supposedly one [...]
Preserving Your Options–
Photography is an art form. That’s how I see it regardless of what type of photography you do and what the government and the law makes of it. Fact is, photographers in the Philippines have it more difficult because we are not as protected as photographers in other countries as regards copyright. So [...]
Skinning a Cat
Some creative decisions–
The Mac seems to have been the creative guy’s choice for quite some time. Now, don’t get us wrong. There are so many things that creative people do on PCs (Does anyone still remember that that term really means “Personal Computer” and thus is not an exclusive Microsoft or Windows moniker [...]
The best things in life…-
You do know what comes next, right? There’s a little truth to the whole idea but there is also another side to it always.
For example, most people who buy their cameras don’t bother to explore the software that goes with it. When Minolta was still in the DSLR business, before they [...]
Keeping Things in Old Shoe Boxes–
Digital images just aren’t as tangible as a real photo. Regardless of whether a photo was shot with an old Kodak instamatic or a Nikon D3, there’s something special about holding a photo in your hands even if there are things like Flickr, Multiply or even Facebook. Some people have [...]
Keepings Things Safe (Part 3)-
Some respect is really owed to Murphy’s Law. You know, it goes something like, “If something can go wrong, it will.” It’s really true and you really don’t want to be its victim especially when some precautions will keep you that much safer. Precautions will never give you total safety, nothing [...]
