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TIPS & TRICKS DAILY CHALLENGE RESULTS   ID : anneik
On 8/20/08, I had the honor of hosting a daily challenge on Tips and Tricks. Below is a summary of the tips and tricks of 35 generous SOA members. The shot above belongs to SOA member treyzure, our first place winner. LIGHTING TIPS AND TRICKS NIKKI12676 Make your own light box You can use a cardboard bo..
**Please critique**   ID : jaimed
Please critique, or... as suggested by another member... help me with the lighting in this image. Is there anything you would do in photoshop to enhance it? Please describe in detail if so. Lighting? This photo was taken for fun with a softbox and natural window lighting. The other member who suggested I post th..
Hyperfocal Landscape Photography: Maximize Your DOF!   ID : sullivan
To get a photo sharp from way close to infinity, just focus on the hyperfocal point for your camera, f stop, and degree of zoom (focal length). You can see from the charts here that at f/22 you can reasonably expect to have a photo sharp from least 2 feet to infinity!: http://www.naturephotographers.net/articles0307/r..
Raw to jpeg...a simple workflow   ID : janetw
Hi all, Just thought I would share my workflow with you,as there has been some discussion recently concerning Raw files & the prosessing of them. I hope you find it useful. 1. Shoot Raw images in camera,I set my camera workspace to Adobe RGB but this is not drastically important when shooting Raw.I also have..
Critiquing Methods   ID : darby4103
1. Critique the technicals. Exposure. Is any area overexposed or underexposed? If so, can you say why you think that happened? How could the photographer prevent this problem in the future? Focus. Is the main subject in focus? Is it sharp focus, or a soft focus? Is the focus appropriate for the situation? ..
Even Ogres Have Layers (Part 1 of a Series About Layers)   ID : sarahdc
Ahh - the mysterious world of layers. For those of you that have seen the movie Shrek, you know that ogres supposedly don't have layers. As the movie moves along though, we realize ogres do indeed have layers - guess what, so can photos. :) I'm planning a series of tutorials about this subject but I thought I'd sta..
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