What do Camera Settings Mean?
This article is written by a fellow photographer Ariel lepor and is being posted on adidap.com with his permission
Sometimes I, like many photographers, mention the camera’s settings when posting a photograph or when explaining how to set a camera for different types of photography. These settings look much like this: f/2.8, 1/125s, 400mm, ISO: 200. These are the lens’s and sensor’s specifications during the shot and are controlled by the camera automatically or by the photographer manually on the lens or in manual mode (M), program mode (P), aperture priority (A or Av), shutter priority (S or Tv), the camera’s zoom controls, and internal menus.
Vote for your preferred photographer
I think it would be interesting to see among the photography community who is currently considered the best living photographer.
I know I missed many, please feel free to add yours
Picasa 2.5 Easter Egg
Just 2 days ago Picasa released it’s new version 2.5 and I had the chance to share my thoughts about it, and today an easter egg in it has already been found out.
So what is this easter Egg?
Feeling fat? Buy HP Photosmart
Come one honestly
HP is now including with its digital camera a digital sliming effect hehehe
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Is it the end of photography ?
With the amazing technology world we are living in, and the revolution of Computer Generated Imagery – CGI – are we, photographers, doomed to an end?
Well I think that the answer is pretty obvious NO but still one can’t but be in awe in front of the real looking objects completely created and generated by today’s computers.
A few examples: Go to James Taylor’s website and click on CGI or at Air CGI
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