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 Canon EF 135mm f 2L USM AutoFocus Telephoto Lens USA  US $999.00
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 24 STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY LIGHTING SOFTBOX PHOTO TENT KIT US $54.95
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 Photography Lighting Muslin Backdrop Stand Kit 51LK US $149.00
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 10 x 20Ft Chromarkey Green screen muslin backdrop 20G US $32.00
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 Square Perfect Photography Studio Lighting Set MORE US $299.95
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 Canon EF S 17 55mm f 28 IS USM Ult WA Zm LensUSA Warr US $1,060.00
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 Panasonic Lumix DMC GF1 GF 1 121 MP 20mm 4 GIG EXTRAS US $749.99
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 Photo Studio Lighting Kit Backdrop Stand Muslin 55LK US $189.00
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 Canon EF 70 200mm f 4L IS USM AF Telephoto Zm Lens USA US $1,210.00
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 Premium Backdrop Muslin Stand Background Support 906S US $40.00
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 Premium Photo studio Stand Monopod NEW LS1007 US $19.90
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 20 Photo Light Tent Photography Studio in Box Kit US $33.95
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 Canon EF 50mm f 12 L USM Ultra Fast Std AF Lens USA US $1,459.00
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 Two Photo Video Studio 7 Ft Light Stands stand LT803 US $29.50
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 Photo Studio Light Lighting Kit Backdrop Muslin LT53 US $149.00
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 Sigma 50mm f 14 EX DG HSM AF Lens KIT f Canan EOS Cam US $499.00
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 10 x 10 Ft Photography Muslin Background Backdrop 10W US $24.10
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 10x10 Ft Photo studio Muslin Background Backdrop 10WB US $37.90
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 24 Photography Photo Studio Tent in a Box Light 10LS US $52.00
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 Canon EF 28mm f 18 USM AutoFocus Wide Angle Lens USA US $459.00
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P300 Photo Telephone $79.99 Touch Mom's picture to call her. Put Mom's picture in one of the nine photo memory buttons and store her number in memory. When you want to call her, just touch her picture, and your call will be connected. This Photo Telephone minimizes background noise and enhances speech clarity so all your calls are clear. |
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Energizer 6-Volt Lithium Photo Battery $19.99 6-volt lithium battery for use with cameras, photoflash, or electronic equipment. Can also be used in calculators, watches, thermometers, hearing aids, and more. Easy to install. |
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Energizer E2 6-Volt Photo Lithium CR5 Battery $17.99 For use with cameras, photoflash, or electronic equipment. This long-life cell sustains up to 6 volts of power. |
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Aluratek 7 digital photo frame $69.96 Aluratek leaves nothing to be desired with its new Digital Lifestyle Device (DLD). Not just a digital photo frame, the DLD lets you listen to hundreds of MP3 music files, watch your favourite movies and home videos, and access the built-in calendar and auto-timer. Features Large 7" LCD screen Insert your camera or camcorder's digital media card or USB thumb drive directly into the DLD Supports JPEG, MPEG, AVI, MP3, BMP and WMA file formats Browse and play all of your favourite MP3 files or use them as background music to image slideshows Watch home videos, movies, and image slideshows with incredible definition and resolution, and listen to all of your favorite music with sharp clarity. An included remote makes operation fast and simple. So bring those digital images and videos to life and let the fun begin. |
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Bubble Background $10 Bubble Background |
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Red background $10 Red background |
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Monster Beats by Dr. Dre Studio HD Headphones $349.99 Listen to your music in HD with Beats by Dr. Dre studio HD headphones. Outfitted with extra large speaker drivers with an advanced driver design you get extraordinarily deep bass and precise audio clarity for amazing music quality. High-powered digital amplifiers let you play hip hop, rock, R&B, etc without distortion. The beats by Dr. Dre also feature a headphone cable with quadruple twisted pair construction and power isolation technology for balanced sound and clarity that cuts out background noise. These are spacious headphones with plush ear cups made from a breathable cushioning giving you the ultimate comfort for long periods. You can also use these to answer calls on your iPhone or other music phones thanks to the built-in answer button, microphone, and the push to listen button that instantly mutes your music. Includes rugged carrying case, 1" adapter, AAA batteries, and an airplane adapter. |
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Drama - In The Studio $6 Drama - In The Studio |
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Dell Studio 14Z (Standard) $39.99 Dell Studio 14Z (Standard) |
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Dell Studio 15 (Standard) $39.99 Dell Studio 15 (Standard) |
Digital Photo Tips – The 4 Most Common Mistakes Beginner Make and How To Avoid Them
There are four common mistakes that most beginning photographers make. Because we strive to emphasize our subject, these faults will bring attention where it is not always desired. We will discuss these issues and what can be done to remedy them and produce better photographs.
One of the most critical decisions you face as a photographer is what is included in your shot and what is not. You may ask why this is so important. Let's think about the comparison of our world and a photograph. Your picture has four edges and is limited to those. But the world goes on forever and does not end at end edge of a print. In regards to photographic artistics, this is the central choice you have to make. A common mistake is cropping a photo so tight that there is no space left over. You should not completely fill the negative spaces in your image unless you have a specific reason to do so. Leave a little room around your subject when taking the shot. You can always remove it during editing if necessary.
Another very common error is to not paying enough attention to what is going on in the background behind your subject. You have probably seen a lovely photo of grandma sitting under the apple tree out back. The problem is that grandma looks as though she has a large branch protruding from the side of her head. This happened because the photographer used a small aperture and got the tree behind grandma in perfect focus also. Luckily, this is a very easy to mistake to correct. First, just take the camera down and look at what is going on behind your subject. You'll spot objectionable items before your snap the shutter. You can also check the depth of field through your camera lens if equipped. A word of caution if you use the 'auto' mode frequently. In this setting, the camera may stop down the aperture more than you want thus giving you a greater depth of field.
Another common oversight is not using the proper focal length lens. A shorter lens will produce excessive distortion of objects in closer to the camera. The shorter the lens, the more pronounced this effect becomes. You should try moving farther away from your subject and use a longer lens if you think this could be a problem. Longer lenses produce less distortion and will provide a more pleasing, realistic image.
The last blooper that many a budding shutter-bug has made is to create an unexposed area on the picture. Probably the most common of these is the use of an improperly sized sun shade. Unless you want your photo to look like it was shot though a tunnel, make sure to consult with an expert when your are purchasing lens accessories like these. Before the days of through the lens views and digital previews, many photographers developed their prints only to discover that their finger was in the way or they forgot to take the cap off the lens! Thankfully this particular issue is becoming a thing of the past but it still happens some times.
Now that you are aware of these little pitfalls, you can go forward with confidence in knowing that you will avoid the faux pas that can ruin the perfect shot.
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