February 21, 2006
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In This Issue
Top 5 beginner photo editors for Windows
Information on 5 great photo editors that are suitable for beginners.
A review of the Canon EOS 20D digital SLR camera
Provides an in-depth Canon EOS 20D review. The Canon EOS 20D is one of the best digital SLRs from Canon.
A guide to sharing digital photos with others
A guide to sharing your digital photos. Learn how to store, print and email digital photos.
Learn to use the histogram function in your digital camera
A guide to using the histogram feature on your digital camera so that you can take better pictures.
A list of color management tips for better quality printouts
Learn how to manage colors for better quality photo printouts.
For more articles, be sure to visit Basic-Digital-Photography.com.
Tip of The Week
Here's a cool tip to remember whenever you're trying to photography people - get to know your subject’s personality. Don't try to 'force' a serious or somber person to look cheerful. Why? Because the picture can turn out looking forced or fake. Of course, if your subject is a happy type of person, then its great! Capitalize on his or her smile and snap away!Remember, always try to use what you know about the subject to create a believable portrait that reflects his or her personality well.
Share Your Pictures at SmugMug
If you've tons of digital photos to share and but are not sure which photo sharing site to choose, then do take a look at Smugmug