Understanding Digital Camera Features

By Paul | Aug 31, 2007

Digital cameras come with many features that can affect the quality of your pictures. All digital cameras have a set of standard features, while the more advanced cameras also include additional features. I will discuss some of the important features that affect your pictures, and recommend settings that you should use.

Picture Size
Digital cameras usually [...]

Digital Camera Memory Cards

By Paul | Aug 29, 2007

The digital camera has changed the way people take pictures. It is now easier to take a picture, decide if we want to keep it, and delete it if we don’t. Some cameras even allow you to apply effects to your pictures, such as colour replacing. How are digital cameras able to do this? Pictures [...]

Types of Digital Camera Batteries

By Paul | Aug 27, 2007

I mentioned in a previous post, About Digital Cameras, I mentioned that you should always buy two sets of rechargeable batteries. In this post I discuss the two most common rechargeable batteries used by digital cameras, although there are other types of rechargeable batteries on the market.

Nickel-Metal Hydride (NiMH)
Although research into the NiMH system [...]

Windows Vista Web Sites

By Paul | Aug 24, 2007

I recently bought a laptop with the Windows Vista operating system. I have used most of the Windows operating systems in the past and currently use Windows XP on all my systems, but because Vista looks and feels different, I have had to relearn a few things. I decided to search the Web for [...]

What are Web Feeds?

By Paul | Aug 22, 2007

A Web feed is used extensively on the Web especially for those who own a blog. They provide a means to distribute the contents of a Web site to subscribers. There are, however, two main types of feeds that can be used to send the sequentially and updated content from a Web site. This [...]

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