Phimagery - Feed from fQuick SideNotes. http://www.premiumwanadoo.com/phimagery/wordpress/fquick_feed.php en-us http://chrislh.wordpress.com/ January 9th, 2008 http://www.galleryhopper.org/ January 9th, 2008 New sidebar : Asides (News), Sidenotes (Elsewere) et Quick Adds pour un acces rapide. http:// January 9th, 2008 Album base URL = http$:%%perso.orange.fr%phimagery%20070609_communion_restau%images% = pour avoir le chemin désiré dans le post.
Album local server path = ../wp-photos/test/ = pour faire les thumbs. http:// January 2nd, 2008 This web-site is being updated and edited by vitaly.friedman, prompted only by his motivation and his passion for web-development. http://www.alvit.de/web-dev/support-web-dev-bookmarks-donate-via-paypal.html November 7th, 2007 The Color Wizard is a color matching application for anyone who wants to create designs with great looking colors http://www.colorsontheweb.com/colorwizard.asp November 7th, 2007 Black & white photography, for me, is one of the most interesting and inspiring aspects of this art form we call our hobby and passion. It’s raw & refined, natural & unusual, bold & subtle, mysterious & open, emotional & impassive, simple & complex, black & white & everything in between. The monochromatic image has been with photography since the beginning, but what began as the only way to capture images has turned into something much deeper.

Interested in stepping-up your black & white game? Here are five tips to get you going in the right direction. If you want to learn more about the actual black & white conversion process in Photoshop, see my past entry that lays out 12 Ways to Make a Black & White Photo.

http://blog.epicedits.com/2007/11/05/the-top-5-black-white-photography-tips/ November 6th, 2007 http://photographyvoter.com/search.php?search=wordpress&tag=true November 5th, 2007 Mike Solomon recently compared the Canon G9 and 5D. Of course, such a comparison is silly at some level—sort of like testing a Civic and a BMW side by side. But, then again, when you make a lot of photos with the big gear and are looking for a little camera to be a take everywhere machine, you still want to get good quality shots. And, from that perspective, the comparison is a useful one. After all, a G9 will be with you more places than a 5D. Mike writes:

These photos represent the very best photos the G9 is capable of taking, while the 5D hardly broke a sweat. In extreme photographic situations requiring low-light shooting, subject tracking, narrow depth-of-field, and fast shutter speeds, the 5D will surely best the G9. But for situations where you simply need to capture a moment, the G9 is a very impressive option - especially if you’ve been spoiled by the amazing images the 5D produces.

Thanks for the review, Mike. I’ve actually been looking seriously at the G9 and seeing this kind of comparison was really interesting.
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