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equipment

Nikon D700

Or, Do I Have a Deal for You?
This is a fantastic camera that is sitting around collecting dust and getting morose from lack of use. It has been very lightly used and deserves a good home. Here is the link to the Ebay auction:
Nikon D700 Body with upgraded strap and extra battery

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Canon EF 200mm f/2 lens

Double the Rebate With Purchase of 5D Mark II Camera
I’ve just gotten the heads up from Adorama that Canon is offering INSTANT rebates on certain lenses beginning March 7, 2010 through April 3, 2010. In some cases you can even DOUBLE the rebate if the lens is purchased with a Canon 5D Mark II camera [...]

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Or, How To Whip Up A Little Something In The Kitchen For The Studio

Occasionally in my web surfing I come across things that strike me as quite clever.  One such example is a homemade beauty dish I stumbled upon on lifehacker.com.  Well, actually the lifehacker page was really the entry to a rabbit hole [...]

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Or, Uh Oh Say It Ain’t So!

I know I’ve said this a few thousand times, but it really IS true I’ve had a camera in my hand since I was nine years old.   I celebrated my 50th birthday last May (yeah I know, hard to believe huh?) So, I’ve had a few years [...]

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Wide Angle Lenses are for Portraits Too - Photography Tutorial

Or How To Photograph People With A Wide-Angle Lens

I love shooting with wide-angle lenses. Why? Because they’re fun, funky and slightly out of kilter. Sort of like some of my favorite people!

Michał Grajkowski

But seriously, the word on the street used to be NO WIDE ANGLE LENSES FOR PEOPLE SHOOTING.  Why?  Because [...]

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How to Set up a Photo Booth in Your Home

Or, How To Set Up A Photography Studio In A Small Space

This tutorial is for those of you who would like to go a step further in polishing your photography skills.
In this tutorial, I will give you a list of all the items you will need to set up a small, [...]

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Aperture and Depth of Field, Photography Tutorial

I want to talk about depth of field (DOF) and why it matters.  First, a definition:
In optics, particularly as it relates to film and photography, the depth of field (DOF) is the portion of a scene that appears sharp in the image. Although a lens can precisely focus at only [...]

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