From the monthly archives: September 2009
Hey Folks;
Today, as I promised myself yesterday, I was conducting an informal photoshoot with the new addition to my arsenal, an Ole’ School Pentax K1000
This is My new camera, just photograph to illustrate this entry; I can say I was impressed, man this machine is like 25 years old [...]
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Hey folks,
Yes, size matters for me, and not being BIG, means necessary you will need it, NOT the Biggest the best,, but let me tel you something, two days ago, I did try the Nikon D5000 of a friend of mine, and I have to tell the camera, being small Rocks really, [...]
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I still remember the weeks in my native country (Cuba), fighting with a trade it wasn’t my original career, I have to say I do love do pottery, don’t get me wrong, for seven years I did survive in a place who putted my name in a Black List because of my intentions [...]
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Hey Readers;
What can I say about the weather this weekend, well it sucks, really sucks, Saturday was suppose to be a great day, but man, weather was terrible, I was planning on riding my Triple to Bradenton to photograph some action in the StuntWar event that ocurred over there, but guess what? [...]
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An Angel Fell from Heaven; And I was there to Photograph it….
This is the new series of photo shoots I ‘ll be performing, come back later for the final pictures….
See ya
Cesar
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Web-designed content may be the destiny of commercial advertising. Rolex’s new photography campaign offers a panorama of what the future holds.
By Dave Willis, Photography By Stephen Frink, Location Photos By Carl Lukasewich And Philippe Clairo DigitalPhotoPro.com
While Web-based sales get bigger and bigger, companies are focusing on advertisement [...]
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Discover the alternatives for producing your own scans in-house
By Ibarionex R. Perello – DigitalPhotoPro.com
By Ibarionex R. Perello – DigitalPhotoPro.com
If you shoot or have an extensive archive of large-format negatives or transparencies, the process of converting them into digital files can be costly. When done at a service bureau, each drum scan can run [...]
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A custom photo book gives you a tool to show off a tailored collection of images in a package that makes an impact with a client.
By Jon Sienkiewicz – DigitalPhotoPro.com
Being a great photographer is no guarantee that you’ll be a successful one. Talent is important, there’s no doubt about that. But [...]
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Just Like Film Speeds, But Different By Mike Stensvold – Digital PhotoPro.com
Every photographer is familiar with ISO speeds, those numbers we dial into our exposure meters and cameras so they can lead us—albeit, sometimes somewhat circuitously—to properly exposed images. Most films have ISO speeds, and digital cameras have ISO equivalents. [...]
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