Archive for January, 2010

Adding Blur to Your Images the Right Way

One of the fundamental rules of digital photography is that you should stabilize your digital camera and select suitably fast shutter speeds to avoid blur. While there’s no question that sharpness is normally preferable, there are several instances where using blur intentionally can produce shots with more punch.

With action subjects, for example, a degree of blur often conveys a stronger sensation of movement and energy than a pin-sharp capture. Motion blur can also be used to produce semi-abstract or abstract imagery with a painterly quality or to give documentary and candid shots a more spontaneous, edgy feel.

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Choosing a Digital Camera Online

When you decide to buy a digital camera, you can either choose to buy it at some mall or any other photography and electronics shop. But, being overcrowded with many duties, people don’t have much time to search around for a suitable camera. So, they choose another fantastic alternative- online shopping. All you have to do is to find the most appropriate one.

First of all, before you even go out in order to make a purchase you should have in mind what kind of camera you are looking for, so that you can directly order. On the other hand, if you are still not sure you can research for a while and pick out the one that will completely suit you and your needs, lifestyle, skills, and above all, your budget.

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Nikon D5000 Review

Nikon D5000 is a bit of an enigma. First of all, where does the “D5000″ come from? It sounds like it might be the start of a whole new series of Nikon cameras, though the truth might be a little more prosaic than that. This camera slots in between the D60 and the D90 in the Nikon range, and since the D70 and the D80 have already been and gone, what else could Nikon do? The other thing is that this camera has the most sophisticated Live View system yet, complete with a fold-out LCD display.  Like Canon, Nikon’s finding itself in the position of rolling out its latest technological developments in mid-range cameras rather than its flagship models, leading to a range with a slightly unbalanced feel about it.

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