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There are significant advantages to D-SLRs that are designed around sub-full-frame image sensors. Before you decide that only full-frame will do, consider all the angles.
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For the better part of the last three years, one of the biggest buzz topics for pro photographers going digital was the [...]
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Dust is a serious issue for digital shooters. If you have persistent dust spots on your image sensor, it might be time to consider that your gear bag could be the culprit
By Ronald Feinman – Digital PhotoPro
Most photographers have never cleaned a camera bag. Basically, you’re looking to get [...]
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Hello Readers;
Today wasn’t a different day; the big meeting in my office brings everybody on time this morning to the building, I had to run some errands in the morning helping a friend get his scooter fixed for our ride Saturday morning, after a few minutes this meeting ends, I started shooting, [...]
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Hey, how y’all doing, nothing much for a Tuesday, remember when I told you guy that my office Softball Team is going to playoff, well, today, about an hour ago we didn’t win the game, but we still fighting for next year season.
I do want to talk a little bit about the [...]
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I was watching this morning the last show from DTownTV.com, hummm, again The Minimun Aperture sounds WRONG for me and I am really want to post this, is a compendium of info available for you here, hope you like it.
The aperture stop is an important element in most optical designs. Its most [...]
Continue Reading →DTownTV.com is the new show/internet TV from Kelby Media Group, I really discovered this website reading in Matt Klowskosky Blog and decide to visit, well my point is this, last show this guys talked about LENS, what is DX, FX, what lens to use, don’t get me [...]
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