Not all of us have access to an off camera flash in order to create some dramatic lighting effects in our images, but luckily for those of us who want to try out special lighting on our photos Photoshop comes to the rescue and we are able to carefully manipulate and place a lighting source [...]
UDMA
You will notice that some of Lexars CF (compact flash) cards are adorned with the letters UDMA. UDMA stands for Ultra Direct Memory Access and these four letters are a highlight for users looking for high performance in CF cards.
UDMA refers to a new process of moving data from the card onto your alternate storage [...]
Abstract photography focuses on the photographer being able aware of angles, colours, shapes and textures in the scenes that they are photographing.
These abstract subjects could be in the most obvious places sometimes and other times we have to go hunting for them.
Careful zooming and tactfully angling your camera can render an everyday object completely unrecognizable [...]
Clay Enos is an American Photographer with a broad spectrum of genres.
He has a mobile Streetstudio which he sets up in the street and takes photographs of passers by. He has traveled London, Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Black Rock City and Bangkok to mention a few - always with his camera as his trusted travel companion.
He [...]
You are going to love this one! It’s the perfect Photoshop tool for when the camera caught you at a bad angle and you just couldn’t possible share that photo with anyone…in fact….all of those glamour models in the fashion magazines that line the shelves of our shops – if you think they really have [...]
Sometimes trying to achieve the best exposure in your photography can drive you mental while you fight with the various settings wandering what should be where.
In this article I want to give you a very basic understanding of how you can achieve the correct exposure in your pictures.
There are two key elements that work together in [...]
The largest image in the world was taken on the 23rd of April 2010.
It took the photographer, Gerald Donovan, and his Canon 7D a total of three and a half hours, in 37degree heat, to take 4,250 images which were merged into on photograph with a total size of 45 GIGApixels…that’s (hold on let me [...]
Capture the Spirit of Football Competition!
As football ignites the atmosphere all over South Africa, the spirit of the beautiful game’s greatest competition happens outside the stadia as much as inside.
Enter the SAcamera Capture the Spirit of Football Competition by making your own short video that best records the festive atmosphere of the fans, the camaraderie [...]
You must be a member to upload a video to YouTube. Membership is free and really easy. Just click on ‘Sign Up’ at the top of the page and fill in your information on the form that pops up. YouTube will send you a confirmation email when you are done and once you have confirmed [...]
After recording a couple of video clips on the Sony Bloggie I set out to bring them all together in a little home made movie.
My first comment is that Adobe Premier Elements is super easy to use!
You don’t need any previous video editing experience in order to have great fun using all the features in Adobe [...]
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