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Learn the advantages of the RAW file format, and how to harness its power to acquire the best image quality in digital photography. |
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Are there notable differences between the RAW and JPEG formats when processing underexposed and overexposed images? See the results. |
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Correctly interpret the histogram on the digital camera's LCD screen, and then make on-the-spot adjustments to achieve perfect exposure. |
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Learn to identify complementary color, and to use its unique power to create and compose stunning color photographs. |
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By setting a lens to the "hyperfocal distance" for the aperture selected, the photographer can achieve maximum depth of field. |
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Here is the formula for calculating the correct exposure of an image, without a meter, in bright daylight - the "Sunny f/16 Rule". |
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An article which explains the basics of "pushing" and "pulling" color film -- procedures which modify the exposure latitude of the film. |
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A compilation of thought-provoking quotations drawing inspiration from nature and wildlife, with related photographs. |
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An article about the American White Pelican, and its habitation of Tenkiller Ferry Reservoir during the autumn and winter months. |
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An article describing the seasonal changes at Tenkiller Ferry Reservoir, a sparkling 12,900 acre body of water with wildlife-rich surroundings. |
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