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Back To Basics Part III, Focus On An Action Plan
Maria Piscopo  |  Mar 01, 2002

In our continuing
series on getting started in photography, you will now learn how to develop,
write, and act on a "plan of action." Goal setting is not enough. Your
challenge is to go get your goals, not just set them!

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Pro Techniques
Building A Portfolio
In The Digital Age
Joe Farace  |  Mar 01, 2002

You know how it goes: The Art Director says, "I know you can photograph right-handed baseball players, but can you photograph left-handed ones?"

An unfortunate reality of the...

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Automated Color Correction
Getting Idiot Proof Color Every Time
Jay Abend  |  Mar 01, 2002

Here is a very easy and effective way to dial in accurate color on every outing. To do so you will need some basic tools. First of all, you'll need a camera that allows you to set White Balance manually. No, you don't need a "Set WB" control...

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Family Tips
Point & Shoot: Great Pet Photos
Lynne Eodice  |  Mar 01, 2002

Great Pet Photos With Your Compact Camera

As with children, it's best to shoot pictures of pets at their level. This means lying on the floor or on the ground in most cases. It's the best way to capture the animal's expression, and reveals something about what the world is like from their...

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10 Portrait Tips
The Editors  |  Mar 01, 2002

Helpful hints for better people-pictures

1. Use the Best Focal Length
The best lens for portraits is more often than not a short telephoto—85-135mm for a 35mm camera. Why? Because short teles produce a good head size at a shooting distance that produces pleasant perspective. If you use a wide-angle lens, you have to move very close to your subject to get a good head...

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Photo Filters
The Editors  |  Feb 01, 2002

 

 

 

 

 

Magic disks for the photographer

Photo filters can improve your photos, whether you shoot them with a pro camera or a point-and-shoot model, on film or digitally, still or camcorder. That's why filters exist. They're not essentials, but lots of serious photographers use them. Read on...

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Student Union
Student Union - Sherry Hausner
Jay McCabe  |  Feb 01, 2002


Blue Mountain
Community College
Pendleton, Oregon

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Pentax FA 24 to 90mm f3.5 to 4.5 AL [IF] Zoom And FA 31mm f1.8 AL Limited Lens
Peter K. Burian  |  Feb 01, 2002

Best known for their line of highly rated compact cameras with built-in zooms, Pentax has also continued to develop their line of SLR cameras and accessories. Their two most recent lenses--introduced in conjunction with the MZ-S, a...

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Passport
Passport
A Quick Tour Of World Photography
Jack Hollingsworth  |  Feb 01, 2002

Ready to take the next step in travel photography? Then get ready for world photography. Open up one of the big travel magazines--Conde Nast Traveler, Travel & Leisure, Travel Holiday, Island--or one of the airline magazines or...

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Nikon CoolPix 775 Digital Camera
Ingrid S. Krampe,  |  Feb 01, 2002

Of all the little (lower resolution) point-and-shoots we've played with, we've got to say the CoolPix 775 was our favorite. It's so cute in a sturdy kind of way, handles well, is quick and responsive, and everything you need to know...

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