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on Aug 20, 2012
Back to basics - learn about the variety of fixed lenses available to you, and how and when to use them to improve your shots. READ MORE +
on Jul 20, 2012
The Nikon D7 line of digital cameras has only gotten better with each successive model. The new Nikon D7000 is my top choice, with great features for both amateurs and pros. READ MORE +
on Apr 25, 2012
f-stop reviews Lensbaby's handy optic systems, in particular the Composer Pro lens. Learn how to create images that have an 'old-fashioned', pinhole camera look. READ MORE +
on Mar 30, 2012
Learn how to create amazing panoramic images. Shoot a series of photos and digitally stitch them together using Panorama Factory or Photoshop's Photomerge. READ MORE +
on Feb 08, 2012
Can a little Point & Shoot (P&S) camera be a serious working tool? Author Michael Weisbrot attempts to answer this question while exploring Italy with a Canon DSLR and a Panasonic Lumix P&S. READ MORE +
on May 25, 2011
How do you control the sharpness of the subjects in your photos? By understanding the effects of light and choosing the proper lens. READ MORE +
on May 05, 2011
Wide-angle and telephoto lenses solve many practical problems as well as producing pictures with distinct expressive qualities. Explore the range of your lenses to help find your own personal photographic language. READ MORE +
on Apr 11, 2011
Preparation is a key component to taking great wildlife photography. Having in-depth knowledge of your subject, your location and your equipment will put you on the right path to documenting the natural world. READ MORE +
on Nov 16, 2010
Documenting the energy and imagery of a music concert, political event or celebration can take special skills and planning by a photographer who has little control over the environment and often limited chances to get the perfect shots. Here are professional photographer Richard McCaffrey s thoughts and advice for those looking to improve their shooting in a variety of venues. READ MORE +