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In This eNewsletter: How-To – Exposure Tips Industry Perspective – Surge in Online Photofinishing What's New This Month – Nikon, Canon, onOne, Kodak, and Jobo Test Report – Tamron SP AF10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 DiII LD Aspherical (IF) Super Wide, Lightweight Zoom Vote! – Comment briefly on your backup strategy Workshops – Learn and Show Shutterbug Forums – Your Photo & Digital Imaging Source

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Exposure Tips Outdoor Fill Flash/Exposure Compensation Combo by George Schaub When working outdoors think of your built-in flash or auxiliary speedlight as a secondary light source that can be used to supplement, but not overpower the essential light source, the sun. Use that secondary source as a way to highlight certain subjects or reveal shadow areas that might otherwise be too dark. The main consideration is to use the flash so that it does not make the photo look untrue, or so overexposed (in relation to the main light) that it is apparent that a flash was used. Get The Full Story


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Tamron SP AF10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 DiII LD Aspherical (IF) Super Wide, Lightweight Zoom by George Schaub There was time when those seeking super-wide lenses for APS-C size sensor cameras didn’t have much choice, but new light gathering systems that distribute light evenly from lens to sensor, as well as new optical formulas from camera makers and independent lens manufacturers, have changed that point of view. The latest in this welcome new class of glass is from Tamron, with their 10-24mm f/3.5-4.5 offering. Priced at around $500 (street) and weighing in at about 14 oz., the Tamron 10-24mm is useable for cameras that require “motor in the lens” operation, such as the Nikon D40X, on which this lens was tested. The DiII designation tells you that this lens is for digital SLRs with APS-C sensors. Get The Full Story



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Surge in Online Photofinishing
by Ron Leach, Publisher

According to a recent report released by InfoTrends, online photofinishing revenues in the U.S. will surpass $1.5 billion by 2012—more than doubling since 2007. The largest growth category is expected to be custom photo gifts and merchandise which is anticipated to represent nearly 70% of that total—up from less than 50% two years ago.
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