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Four More Common Errors Made in Photography

Mistakes happen. This is life. However, many errors that are made in photography, can actually be corrected by paying more attention. Here are four common photography errors and how to fix them. Partial Obstruction Admittedly, I’ve done it and I’m positive so have you. With camera straps dangling, and hair blowing in the wind, it sure doesn’t take much these days. Have you ever gotten your finger in the way? Yes, me too. The solution? Check your lens each time you are going to use your camera. Carry a soft camera cloth with you to wipe the lens frequently while … Continue reading →

Understanding the Importance of Film Speeds

With the digital age upon us, this might not seem like such an important article, however many of us die-hard photographers still swear by our film cameras. In fact, photographs from film have been proven to outlast photographs taken digitally. This is why many of us still tend to take several rolls a year. So if you are one of those people who still takes photographs using film, this article is for you. It is important to choose the right film. There are different speeds of film that are made to specifically deal with certain types of lighting, the time … Continue reading →

Relieving Computer Monitor Eye Strain

If you are anything like me you find yourself reading on your computer quite a bit. It doesn’t have to be an e-book, it could just as likely be a new recipe or an article about your pets. On some sites you may find the text hard to read, and even on well designed sites created for usability and readability long stretches of text can strain your eyes. There are a few quick and easy ways to help reduce the amount of strain you put on your eyes while you are surfing the net or writing up that family newsletter. … Continue reading →