Lake Country, England. Shot Oct. 10, 2007.
Modified in Adobe Lightroom 1.2
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NEW DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
TIPS
- When you have a great picture, make a copy
and save the original in a separate file. Use the copy
to make your jpeg files for emails and the internet.
Remember that every jpeg you make of that copy is like
adding a cloud of termites that devour color and pixels.
The first several copies you make may look acceptable to
the eye - but the image gets weaker with every
subsequent jpeg.
- Don't try to delete pictures when you see a
message your memory card is "full." You risk harming
many other images on the card. It is safe to delete
pictures as you go but not at the full mark.
- There is always a slight vibration in the camera
with most hand-held shots. Set your camera to take a
burst of three pictures with your finger keeping the
button depressed. Two and three shots should be sharper.
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