Article Archive for June 2009
I’ve just played with the new Hoya HD filters are they do exactly what the marketing blurb says they do. The HD’s come in the only two filters you’ll really need for digital photography. The Circular Polariser (C-POL)and the UV.
The Canon 500D and the Nikon D5000 go head-to-head at DXO Mark.
I’ve written it before, the Olympus E-620 is one of the best and most exciting cameras to hit the market in some time.
The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), Olympus Corporation and the AFP Foundation have announced a photography competition entitled “Picture This: Caring for the Earth”. Its aim is to portray the people of Africa as stewards and protectors of their environment, and photos submitted for the contest must illustrate that theme.
Panasonic and Olympus announced the new micro 4/3rds system, and Panasonic was the first of the company that released a micro 4/3rds camera.
Have you ever wanted to know what someone will look like when they are old?
If you’re models have a bit of a freckle issue that you want to fix up, this is a great tutorial to show you how it can be done without having to fix up every single spec.
When people start using photoshop to touch up their portraits, they can sometimes go over board. Here is a professional perspective on 10 useful do’s and don’t tips when retouching.
This short tutorial will help make you’re portrait photos look like more than just happy snaps.
Well, it appears that the next FX bodied Nikon will indeed have a flip screen and video, a la D5000. IT’s also a SBFX and not a D3 style. Yes, I’m avoiding the naming of D700x (because I simply don’t know), but I’m not sure a D700x is going to be an apt name for it anyway.
