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What Else Do They Pack? A Peek Inside Three Pros’ Gadget Bags Reveals More Than Photo Gear
Features
Jon Sienkiewicz • May 01, 2005 • 0 comments

Golfers have it easy. United States Golf Association (USGA) rules limit players to one bag and 14 clubs. It's a different story when photographers pack their gear, however. Photographers are limited only by how much they can lift. Different equipment for different assignments, to be sure--but when we started peeking into the bags that professionals carry, we learned...
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What You Might Want And What You Really Need; A New Column On Making The Right Purchasing Decisions
Pro Techniques
Jon Sienkiewicz • Feb 01, 2009 • 0 comments

My friend wanted to begin shooting digital images of small objects for his company’s website, so he asked me to get him a deal on an expensive, full-frame D-SLR. The images were to be used primarily online at low resolution, and occasionally in an HTML e-mail newsletter. They were using a professional photographer to shoot the artwork for brochures, packaging, and their trade show booth.
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When Cameras Get Wet; Things To Do After A Dousing
Pro Techniques
Jon Sienkiewicz • May 01, 2007 • 0 comments

Water. Even a small amount can turn your favorite camera into a worthless, grisly paperweight.

If your camera gear gets in the drink, there's only a slim chance you can save it. But you can improve your odds if you follow these tips.

Act Fast
If your camera gets wet, it's important to act quickly. If you're outdoors...
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Winter Activities; Things To Do Inside When The Weather Won’t Let You Outside
Software & Computers
Jon Sienkiewicz • Feb 01, 2006 • 0 comments

If you live in a part of the world where winter is unkind, you probably spend at least a few days each year shoveling the driveway instead of snapping pictures. Freezing temperatures and blowing snow can keep you housebound for days on end, especially if you're one of us who believes that the only recreational use for ice is chilling a beverage. Well, when life gives you...
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