I was playing a game with my youngest daughter Becky who has beautiful blonde hair. I looked at it and said “gee your hair looks a little green”. “What?” she said, somewhat shocked and a little freaked out as only a 10 year old can get. “Yeah, Becky. Because we are under fluorescent lights, which are green in color, your hair looks a little
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In my previous post about deleting old, unneeded photos, I had mentioned that I like to use Window Live Photo Gallery to edit and tag our photos. One of the most valuable things you can do is give yourself the gift of being able to easily find a photo or kit. And having your pictures well tagged with good keyword will allow you to
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I occasionally get frantic phone calls from my favorite digital scrapbooker Jenn like this: Jenn: (with panic in her voice)“I’m at (insert name of some really important event) and the camera won’t work.” Stan: “Well, what won’t it do?” Jenn: “It won’t (insert random, really critical features of the camera). You gotta do something.” Stan: “Relax, it’s (insert total simple answer to fix the
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As many of you remember from my first post about HDR or high dynamic range photography, these type of images can really spice up your digital scrapbook layouts and your photography. And they are so easy to get cool results. I have to admit I really don’t know what I’m doing – just visually playing around but I am loving the results. A quick
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Ok ladies, stop the snickering. No really… This is serious. Size does matter. The size of your sensor, that is. Yes, the size of the sensor (the actual “chip” in a digital camera that takes the picture) matters for a lot of things. What I want to talk about today is how your sensor size affects the depth-of-field you are able to get. This
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