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Fantastic Digital Cameras Made for College Students

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Most university students will have lots of new adventures to record while in college; but let’s face it, these days, young people want to take excellent photos of their dorm room parties and campus life and appear cool while they’re doing it. A contemporary camera in hand not only helps folks save their college memories, but it also can make users look like experts among their colleague while recording.

Students can effortlessly stash today’s digital cameras in book bags or pockets while strolling around campus. They can even buy models with built-in wi-fi; which promotes regular image sharing for relatives back home; particularly useful considering that many universities provide no-cost WiFi throughout campus.

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The 5 Stupidest Photography Errors You Don’t Even Know You’re Making

By Marc Schenker
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They can happen to anyone who thinks he’s a good photographer. They can even happen to a professional photographer who has had years and years of experience in the industry! What…is “they?” In this case, “they” is a reference to the absolutely worst photography errors that you don’t even know you’re making.

No matter how good you are or think you are, they have a nasty penchant of creeping up on you just when you least expect them to. They can sometimes catch you off guard, or they can take advantage of your overconfidence. Either way, they’ll get you…they’ll always get you!

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50 Brilliant Photo Manipulation Tutorials to Understand Photoshop Like a Pro

By Nancy Young
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When it comes to photo editing, the first thing that comes to my mind is Photoshop. Photoshop is a synonym for creativity. Photo manipulation may be one of the funnest things you can do with Photoshop. Of course, a person should have lots of patience and time to create some truly stunning artwork, and its worth a try.

Over time I’ve collected 50 great photo manipulation tutorials, which will teach you many new features. All of them are designed for beginners and intermediates and cover a huge range of techniques and tools you should know to work with Photoshop like a pro.

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Unlocking the Secrets of Commercial Photography: The Robert Humphrey Interview

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Commercial photography is an avenue many people think of when considering photography as a career. The steady payslip and indoor working conditions are a lure to anyone, but studio lighting and a tight work schedule can be the undoing of any great worker.

Robert Humphreys is the photographer for Country Baskets, and here he talks about what it’s like to be a commercial photographer.

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8 Ways to Prepare for an Awesome Landscape Photography Session

By Tim Gilbreath
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What is your photographic specialty?  Do you even consider yourself to have one?  The answer to these questions might depend on whether or not you’re a professional photographer or do it for the enjoyment of the hobby.

landscape photo of sunset

It’s a commonly known rule amongst professionals that you can usually maximize your success by concentrating in one or two specific disciplines or styles, whether it be wedding and engagements, kid and family or even food and product photography.  The thought process behind this is that spreading yourself too thin among many types can cause you not to excel at any in particular.

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How To Photograph The Night Sky Part 2: The Stars

By Robert Bradley
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Well, I certainly hope you all enjoyed part 1 and have managed to take some stunning photographs of our Milky Way!

stars over water

Photographing stars offers the exact same concept as shooting the Milky Way, but with this, there are a lot of different principles that come into play.

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How to Photograph the Night Sky, Part 1: The Milky Way

By Robert Bradley
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Taking pictures of the heavens can be tricky. Not only do you need a fast camera, but you also need a clear night sky.

milky way over mountains

This can be a tough situation to achieve, as not only are you up against the weather, but you also have light pollution and a number of other factors that can all contribute to making your night time photography session fail at the first hurdle.

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50 More Incredible Tumblr Blogs for Photographers

By Nancy Young
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Tumblr is a magic land of GIFs, memes and photography. If you step into this world, you should know in advance that there is no looking back. Browsing through the images can take you hours, so you may even forget to feed your pet!

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But no worries: Tumblr will help you go through it – there are tons of cute cat pictures that can even cause you to forget your own cat.

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5+ Devices to Make Your Smartphone and DSLR Best Friends Forever

By George Bailey
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It’s hard to deny the fact that most people use only 10-15% of their gadgets’ abilities, either because they do not need much, or simply because they don’t know that their tiny little smartphones have so much in them!

We all know that with a modern phone one can make calls, send messages and surf the Internet. But what about triggering your DSLR camera or scanning your film photos? Okay Phone, and one cappuccino please!

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Photography Courses: Which Ones Rock and Which Ones Don’t

By Marc Schenker
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As a photographer, you work hard for your money, so you don’t want to shell out cash for photography courses that are sub-par or a rip-off. We totally understand where you’re coming from because photographers frequently work as freelancers, which means that every penny you spend counts. So we’ve assembled some of the better photography courses for you…just in case you want to sharpen your skills or even learn something entirely new!

Not all courses are created equal, and not all courses even aim to teach you the same thing. If you’re wondering how to create some of the highest-quality shots you’ve ever seen or stop relying on auto, have we got some of the most interesting courses for you!

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