Understanding Your Autofocus Options
April 21st, 2008A shallow understanding of autofocus systems can cause missed or improperly executed shots. Here are some basics on autofocus options.
A shallow understanding of autofocus systems can cause missed or improperly executed shots. Here are some basics on autofocus options.
RAW or JPEG, RAW or JPEG… we’ve all heard the reasons about 100 times why one is better than the other. Here’s a visual comparison showing unprocessed photos and those with automatic adjustments in Adobe Camera RAW.
April is here and another Photo Challenge has begun. The topic this month is ENTROPY — do you think you’re up for the challenge?
At the end of March we’re meeting up in Laguna Beach — come join us for a great day of photowalking!
Neil Creek is running yet another great project. Will you be participating? Here is some inspiration straight out of Flickr.
If you’re considering having some of your work printed for display and showcase, I’d suggest you find yourself a local printer who you can visit in person and work with
Do you have some sequence of edits, mouse clicks, or keystrokes that you find yourself doing on a repeated basis?
Are extra JPEG files really worth the extra disk space they take up? Here’s my own solution to managing my RAW files.
Shooting with film gives you a different perspective on what you’re doing with your camera. Pretending like you’re using film can be a good exercise.
Prime lenses are great for a number of reasons. Here are some of my own thoughts on these glass gems.