
Doing a quick search in Google or one of the other search engines can easily yield dozens of images from everyday life, snapped on camera phones, small pocket-sized digital cameras, or high-end digital SLR’s. In many cases, camera phone images are so blurry as to be of little value, but they abound in the wide [...]
March 27th, 2012 | Posted in education,photography | Read More »

FPO images for you to place in your layout plus the original raw files. These contain the virgin pixel captures straight from high-end digital cameras, prior to any conversion to RGB or any subsequent processing/encoding. You will need someone skilled to handle them, though. Properly tagged RGB tiff images – again, a skilled operator will [...]
September 26th, 2011 | Posted in education,photography | Read More »
Adobe Photo Shop plays a major role in the world of technology today. It is the most popular and perhaps most important photography and graphics design software available. As such, it is highly important for anyone who wants to venture into the visual arts, digital at least, to have at least some level of familiarity [...]
August 31st, 2011 | Posted in education,photography | Read More »
Advancements in digital photography are constantly changing the techniques and standards of photographers. The luxury of digital photography has become more available over recent years, giving people the power to capture special moments and edit them to their personal satisfaction. From the amateurs to the professionals, this ever-evolving technology has had a beautiful influence on [...]
June 21st, 2011 | Posted in photography | Read More »
While I’m busy reviewing, I noticed wifey is also busy working on something in her computer. But, she seems to be enjoying what she is working on. I can see that her face is brightened with a hint of smile. It’s an unusual sight for me on a Saturday because most of the time she [...]
May 28th, 2011 | Posted in daily ramblings,photography | Read More »
Sensor resolution – It’s on the sensor, which is composed of elements sensitive to sunlight, that the image is created. Each of these elements registers one of the points (called pixels) that create the picture. The more there are, the more you can blow up the picture and the higher the quality of the picture [...]
March 17th, 2011 | Posted in education,photography,tips | Read More »