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Sep
26
DIY Panoramic Tripod Head
Do you love panoramas? Have you ever tried to throw in that stitching software 5 or 6 pictures you have taken hoping to get a good panoramic picture just to discover how lousy you were in keeping your hand straight?
I know I sure did, and the last time I remember I searched for a panoramic head for my tripod hoping ...
Sep
25
All Canon Lenses in one spreadsheet
This is a very useful spradsheet done by Jhon Lane showing all lenseseven discontinued ones that can fit Canon mounts their manufacturer, their internet price, reviews, filter size, lense hood etc...No related posts.
Sep
25
FAQ: Canon EF 100 400 L IS
I am about to buy the Canon EF 100 400 L f/4.5 f/5.6 lensso i don't have it yet ;) so I have read many many threads about it in different forums and I am trying to build a "Frequently Asked Questions" list to save time for anyone who wants to buy it in the future.If you happen to read ...
Sep
24
Photoshop Action: Boost saturation without affecting skin tones
There is a tremendous amount of adobe photoshop actions out there to give the velvia saturation, these photoshop actions are great for landscape pictures and for pictures that do not contain people.However, when the picture involves people in it, boosting the saturation becomes much more tricky because of the skin tones.No related posts.
Sep
23
DIY 4 Channels Wireless Camera Remote for Canon
Here is a tutorial on how to build a 4 channels wireless remote control for you Canon EOS camera.
The total cost of this project is around $50.All needed materials can easily be found at ebay and radioshackNo related posts.
