March 08, 2005
Welcome to this week's edition of The Digital Photographer. This week, we cover the very popular Nikon D70 camera, as well as ACDSee 7 - a nice photo management solution. If you take fast action photos, there's an article with tips for action photography. We also include a technique for upsizing photos, as well as a guide on camera shutter speed. Do hope you'll like the articles!
In This Issue
A review of the Nikon D70 digital SLR camera
This article features a Nikon D70 review. The Nikon D70 is one of the most popular digital SLRs on the market today.
ACDSee 7 software review
This article describes the features found in ACDSee 7, a photo management software.
Learn how to capture action shots
A list of must-know techniques for capturing fast action shots with your digital camera.
A simple technique for blowing up your digital photos
A simple trick for super sizing your photos in Adobe Photoshop with minimal loss in image quality.
Learn the fundamentals of camera shutter speed
Various concepts about camera shutter speeds which you need to know in order to take good photos.
For more articles, be sure to visit:
Basic-Digital-Photography.com
Tip of The Week
Here's a composition tip that is well known in all realms of photography - the Rule of Thirds. The Rule of Thirds divides a photo frame into a grid that resembles a tic-tac-toe board. Simply place your subject at any of the four points in the frame where the lines intersect. Why? Because these are areas of natural interest. Check out professional photos and see if they follow this rule. You'll find that most of them do.
Cool Site of The Week
PhotographyBlog.comExcellent website that has photography news, reviews, articles, a gallery and a user forum. It covers almost everything - including film photography, digital photography, accessories, tutorials and books. A wonderful resource for any photography enthusiast.