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Articles from February 2009
Posted on February 10, 2009 in [
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Michael ReichmannA Fast-Start Introduction to Photoshop For Photographers
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Posted on February 6, 2009 in [
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Nigel K. WilliamsWritten specifically for Photoshop professionals who desire to understand the CMYK Color Space and the ability to separate RGB to CMYK files specifically for Press operations.
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Posted on February 6, 2009 in [
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Joe BedaLearn how to stitch several photographs together to create a stunning panorama shot that looks like it was shot with a medium format camera.
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Posted on February 6, 2009 in [
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Michael ReichmannStreet Photography involves getting close to people — often very close. To do this type of shooting successfully you have to be in the scene, part of it, not a distant observer. This means shooting with wide lenses; certainly nothing longer than 50mm. With a wide-angle lens you are a participant. With a telephoto you are at best just an observer, at worst a voyeur.
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Posted on February 6, 2009 in [
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Michael ReichmannThe term "Depth of Field" describes the range in a photograph, from near to far, that appears to be in focus. Everyone knows that the more a lens is stopped down, the more depth of field there will be, (true). Most people also believe that wide angle lenses have more depth of field than telephoto lenses (false). Let's see what the facts really are, and why.
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Posted on February 6, 2009 in [
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Michael ReichmannIs there a photographer alive who doesn't enjoy a drive or walk in the woods when the leaves are turning? Colours are vibrant, the air has a unique smell and there's a melancholy in knowing that cold rain, snow and dropping temperatures are on their way.
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