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In case anyone was interested….
Friday July 22nd 2011
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Hi All,
I thought this would be of interest to you.
Thanks to Larry Citra of the Bridge Lake Photo Group for the information Q & A’s
The Big Test …………

(you will find the answers at the bottom of the post)

1. Which is the largest lens opening or aperture, f-4 or f-22?
2. You get more depth [...]

I subscribe to a number of photo-related blogs. Mostly, I take a quick glance, make a mental note and delete. But, this is one article I want to remember, and hopefully, act on. In the article the author, Darren Rowse, says, “Like most of you, I got interested in photography after [...]

I came across this site and thought it may be of interest
http://photoinf.com/General/Robert_Berdan/Composition_and_the_Elements_of_Visual_Design.htm

Again, I want to stress that the gear you have WORKS. You need to read the manual, get the settings working for you and use your surroundings to your advantage.
Have a quick read of Strobist and then come back here:

http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/03/lighting-101.html
I cannot stress enough that you can be VERY creative on the cheap. Example is $40 [...]

 I am just wondering what is a recommended file size that would give you the best quality larger prints eg. 11 x 14 when you develope and resize raw files to jpeg for printing.  Is there a cheat sheet or can we put one together.  Just trying to understand the resizing file size vs quality.
Also is there [...]

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Recently I was asked to critique some dull, lifeless shots. They were OOF (out of focus) as well. The poster shot wide open at 2.8 and underexposed. I explained to get the contrast and wow factor going you have to expose to the right a bit or overexpose 1/2 stop, then pull it back in [...]