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Face Detection on Digital Cameras: Empty Marketing or Must-Have Feature?

Face Detection on Digital Cameras: Empty Marketing or Must-Have Feature? (0)

September 18, 2008 • Category: Brand New Articles, Photo Equipment

With all the new models of digital camera releaased at Photokina this week, I’m noticing a trend in the consumer-level digital cameras: face detection on digital cameras seems like it’s here to stay. Designed to automatically recognizes faces in a frame, face detection adjusts the autofocus to keep them as sharp as possible and the [...]

Face Detection on Digital Cameras: Empty Marketing or Must-Have Feature?

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Do-It-Yourself Scrim for Better Outdoor Portraits (1)

Do-It-Yourself Scrim for Better Outdoor Portraits

The do-it-yourself scrim lets you shoot outdoors in direct sunlight while softening the sun enough to produce sharp portraits. The best part? It can be produced for under $30.

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Photo Dissection: Florida Brushfire (0)

Photo Dissection: Florida Brushfire

Before our long hiatus, we started a series of articles called “Photo Dissections” to show you how some of the coolest photography out there was conceived and shot. Today I’m going to go through the process of shooting one of my photos of a Florida wildfire last year. This picture ran in a few different Florida newspapers, and it’s one of my portfolio pieces I use when applying for photojournalism jobs.

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Resizing and Resampling for the Web - How to Best Show Your Work Off Online (0)

Resizing and Resampling for the Web - How to Best Show Your Work Off Online

There are plenty of good personal photography sites out there, and odds are that if you shoot a decent amount, you’ll want to start a Web site to show off your work as well. But so many personal photography Web sites are ruined by a few mistakes and missteps when editing photos for the Web.