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Pina Zangaro Vista, 11 x 8.5 Screwpost Presentation Book, Portrait Format, Snow White Acrylic Finish. $49.30 When you need a portfolio book that really commands attention, Vista is a logical choice. Made of 1/8″ opaque white acrylic panels with riveted aluminum hinges, this book is durable and beautiful. Compatible with all major brands of sheet protectors, mounting sheets and adhesive hinge strips. Nylon jackets (sold separately) are also available to protect your portfolio from light, dust and scratche… |
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NIX 7 Inch Hu-Motion Digital Photo Frame – X07E. Motion Sensor turns frame ON/OFF automatically when it senses you nearby. $39.99 The X07E Hu-Motion is a simple Digital Photo Frame from NIX for those who want an easy to use frame that does not compromise on the integrity of a high quality, hi resolution WVGA LCD Screen with LED back lighting. Its highlight feature is a ‘Hu-Motion’ motion detection sensor. This means that the frame will automatically turn on and off when you enter or leave the room and resume playing your pho… |
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Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper LUSTER (8.5×11 Inches, 50 Sheets) (S041405) $25.11 This Epson Ultra Premium Photo Paper provides professional, long-lasting digital prints with a lustre finish. Engineered to ensure that you get the best resolution and color saturation possible, this heavyweight paper delivers unbelievable photos, especially when paired with high-end Epson inks. And it helps ensure that your prints are quick drying and easy to handle. .caption { font-family: V… |
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Pandigital Panimage PI8004W01B 8-Inch LED Digital Photo Frame (Black) $39.00 The Panimage PI8004W01B 8 inch LED Digital Photo Frame is plug and play for fast, easy transfer and display of your digital photos. No software is needed, just use a USB cable (not included) to connect the frame to your pc and start dropping and dragging directly to the frame’s internal memory. Alternatively, you can transfer photos and video from your memory card or digital camera. Store up to 20… |
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Philips 7-Inch Digital Photo Frame (Clear & Black) $129.99 Philips 7FF2FPAS/27 digital photo frame offers a crisp, clear display of your favorite photos on its 6.5-inch screen. The high pixel display shows off your treasured photos with the same real life rich detail and vibrant colors as high quality prints. The full color display brings out the best in your photos with vibrant, real life colors by displaying the same full range of colors found in prof… |
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8 4GB Capacitive Multi-Touch Android Internet Tablet with Built-In WiFi and Front-Facing Camera $239.99 8 ANDROID 4.0 MULTITOUCH720P CAMERA CAPACITIVE 4:3Large, 8 capacitive touchscreen with 800 x 600 (SVGA) resolution and 4:3 aspect ratioConnect to the Internet wirelessly with built-in WiFi 802.11 b/g/nbrowse the web, check e-mail, etc.Integrated flash memory with 4GB of internal memoryexpandable up to 32GB with microSDHC card slotBuilt-in microphone and front-facing VGA 1.0MP 720p cameramini-HDMI … |
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ECOMGEAR(TM) HD Mini Car DVR Vehicle Night Vision Digital Video Recorder Camera Camcorder $50.95 Day/Night selectable modes Auto Sensitivity Control, High performance dual LED light Built-in microphone/speaker Can catch amazing image through the LCD display when taking self-portrait Anti-shake Mode Can record while driving Continuous recording mode, Auto delete when recording new life Auto power on when starting car, Auto power off when car is off With delayed turn on function Can still recor… |
Nikon D40 versus Nikon D40X?
I am about to buy one of them. Which would you you recommend. Which is better? I do portraits and weddings. For portraits it’s 8×10 and for weddings it’s 5×7 up to 16×20. I also am fond of vacations and I always carry my camera with me. I also own a couple of film Nikons.
Thanks for your answers. I visited kenrockwell.com and I got my answer. It’s the D40.
If you even consider yourself a professional, I would look at nothing less than a Nikon D200 or D300. The reason being, but the Nikon D40 and D40x are entry level cameras. They will not even AF with older non AF-S lenses. Also, the people at the wedding will probably be carrying the same camera as you: the D40/D40x.
But, if you cannot afford anything better, I would really suggest the Nikon D80. It’s loads better than the D40x, the camera that it supposed to take its place.
If you still cannot afford this, get the D40, not the D40x. The reason why, is because both the D40 and the D40x are the same exact camera. The only difference is the fact that it has a 10 MP sensor, not a 6 MP. This is really a minor factor, considering a few hundred dollar price increase for the same exact camera.
Here’s a side by side review: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/compare_post.asp?method=sidebyside&cameras=nikon_d40%2Cnikon_d40x&show=all
Now, both the D40 and D40x are very good cameras for the money. I just think if you want and need a prosumer camera, dont look at the D40x. Get something much better, like the D80.
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Photo printing help is commonly needed. With more individuals purchasing digital cameras, there is a wide need for help in printing off their pictures. While most standard computers with a decent printer can handle a good quality photo, others are looking for exceptional quality photos. The good news is that there is a wealth of help to be found for those who need it.
Photo printing help should start with your camera itself. Having a good quality camera is important for the finished product. Many who purchase digital cameras only purchased it based on their price. The best thing to do is to look at the quality of its picture. You will want to insure it captures the best photo it can.
You will also want to look for help through the camera’s guide. Sometimes, there are photo printers specifically made for the digital camera. These are really growing in popularity. You’ll find them throughout the web and in most photo quality retail locations. Make sure to purchase both the right quality camera and printer if you do go with the set. If you purchase the printer alone, you’ll want to make sure you get one that is compatible with your camera.
You should also insure that you always use the right printing materials. Get high quality photo paper. Make sure to get the right printer ink for your machine as well. And you’ll want to make sure that you set up the cartridges correctly. Make sure to load the paper correctly and insure that there is enough ink left to provide excellent quality photos.
If you end up needing assistance like technical help for your photo printers, the best thing to do is to look for a camera shop in your area. Ask them questions so as to help determine what your problem is and then how to fix it. You may want to take in your camera as well. Getting photo printing help is something that many have to do each day!
One of the more common dilemmas for people is choosing the paper size for printing their photos. Everybody knows that if your digital camera does not produce enough pixels (or actually megapixels) printing its photos on a large paper size will yield poor quality and you will be able to see the actual pixels (also known as pixelation)
So how many megepixels do I really need in order to print on a specific paper size? there is no one right answer for that. The actual quality of the print depends on many factors other than the number of pixels. For example the paper quality itself the printing process that is used the lighting conditions when the photo was taken the photo itself (i.e. portraits are different than scenery) and much more.
However a rough estimation of how good a picture will be based on the number of pixels can be calculated and is actually pretty easy to do. When evaluating how good a print will be there is a measurement that is simple to use and provides a good estimation for the quality – it is called PPI (pixels per inch). PPI is actually the number of pixels along one inch. To get a good print you would need a certain PPI (on both X and Y axis).
Experiments show that the following qualities are usually associated with a specific PPI number:
PPI 100 – fair to bad
PPI 200 – good
PPI 300 – very good
So all we need to do now is to figure out for each paper size how many megapixels translate to those PPI numbers. To calculate this we need to simply multiply the page length by its width in inches. The result is the number of square inches on the page. Now multiply this number by the square of the PPI number and the result is the number of pixels on the page which is the number of pixels we want our source photo to have. Here are the numbers calculated for some common sizes (for 100,200 and 300 PPI respectively):
page 4X6 0.24MP 1MP 2MP
page 5X7 0.35MP 1.5MP 3MP
page 8X10 0.8MP 3MP 7MP
page 11X14 1.5MP 6MP 14MP
page 16X20 3MP 12MP 28MP
page 20X30 6MP 24MP 54MP
Again we would like to emphasize that these are just ballpark numbers. Factors like the ones mentioned above and also like the compression ratio used (low or high compression) and the aspect ratio difference between the paper and the camera can result in a need for more or less pixels. Our best advice is if you are not sure just try one or two photos before printing a large batch.
The very first thing to do if you want to make money from your photographs is learn how to create great images. In the world of fashion photography – sharpness sells. The subject of how to take a great image is too complex for this article, however the following points are important:
• Have a good camera with manual controls.
• Know how to use it and use it well.
• Have a good eye for detail, composition and color.
• Always be ready to grab an opportunity when it presents itself.
If you happen to be driving through amazing Canadian roads and come across a deer (or a bunch of them), get your camera! Watch for sunsets, moonrise, cloud formations and tree shapes. Keep a sharp eye on your pets for weird and funny poses. Visit flower shops and exhibitions. Flower pictures are many photographers’ bread and butter and they can be easily photographed. Greeting card markets love photos of flowers, gardens, sunsets, sky scrapers and cute photos of animals. Wildlife and nature are great for calendars and geographic magazines as well as educational fields.
Diversity and quality are the biggest aspects in photography. The wider the range of topics you cover, the more likely you will get a sale. Anyone can make a good living from stock photos. Freelance photographer Dmitri Markine sells just as many photos taken from his own backyard as from exotic and far away locations. If you love travelling, put your holidays to work for you. Travel guides, brochures and websites could be possible markets for your photos. Take photographs everywhere you go!
So what to do with that fantastic shot? The edges are sharp as razor, while the clarity would bring joy to many publishers; the main thing to aim for with any image is to sell it to multiple markets. This is taken care of if you submit to a stock agency. They sell to large corporations as well as small business. It’s a perfect way to gain some exposure and see what’s out there. You don’t have to be responsible for selling your own stuff, but to have more sales, it’s always good to try to sell the photos yourself (websites,galleries,etc).
It is important for any photographer to keep a portfolio of his work to show. You never know when you’ll meet a prospective buyer who wants to look at your work. No one will not be impressed if you have to dig through a dusty desk to scrape them together or use email to send them to clients. Have a printed portfolio as well as a web based portfolio. When you do get a sale, don’t charge a large amount just because the picture only took a few minutes of your time. You’ve spent years learning your craft. You spend a considerable amount on equipment, advertising and education and your photos are worth a decent figure.
If you really know what you are talking about and can take a fantastic shot, think of submitting it to a publication or a magazine, along with all the details of the precise equipment you used and a step-by step guide of your procedure. A bit of a challenge perhaps, but worth the effort. There are many other markets to consider too; all kind of magazines, newspapers, travel guides and books. So grab your camera and don’t stop shooting! Photography is an art and the more you practice the better you will become. No famous photographers became like that overnight. We all spent sleepless nights perfecting our craft
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