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Marketing Tips for Photographers

February 14, 2012 by Guest Blogger

There are many different marketing tips for photographers that you can employ to help spread your work through the Internet. Many popular, and not so popular photographers, have started web sites that showcase their talent. Most of the websites are setup in a gallery format that organizes their photos into different categories that show small versions of their works. Others may even sell some of their photographs directly through their website.

Here are some great tips for marketing any photography business.

Photo Event Organizer – Organize Photos From Your Camera In Events

December 14, 2011December 9, 2011 by Guest Blogger

If you take many digital photos then Photo Event Organizer can be really beneficial for you.

If you have a camera, which I think most of the people have nowadays, the photos are stored in the memory of camera.

The photos taken from the camera have one problem that the file name is a sequence of letters and numbers which increments with every new photo.

It is a huge task to organize these photos especially when there are thousands of photos taken from the camera.

Digital Imaging: Jargon Busting

August 16, 2013May 30, 2011 by Paul Salmon

Using a digital camera isn’t as simple as just pointing at an object you want a shot of and pressing a button. There are many different aspects that have to be taken into consideration in creating a great image. Focus, framing and composition are key among them.

On the other hand, it is possible to over talk and over analyze what makes a good picture; using niche specific keywords can make the whole process sound like advanced algebra. However, there are some key terms, referring to both hardware and composition, that can help a budding photographer when considering how to take that perfect picture.

The Difference Between DSLR & SLT Cameras

February 12, 2016May 23, 2011 by Paul Salmon

For many years, the world of amateur and professional photography has been dominated by digital single-lens reflex cameras (DSLR’s). But in 2010 an entirely new type of camera emerged on the scene.

What to Look for in a Digital Camera

May 9, 2011 by Paul Salmon

Whether you are looking to upgrade your current digital camera or invest in your first digital model, there are many factors to take into consideration before making the purchase. Today, digital cameras have a wide range of features, sizes, memory types, and sharing capabilities.

Choosing The Perfect Digital SLR Camera For Your Needs

November 7, 2011April 18, 2011 by Paul Salmon

Determining which SLR camera is perfect for your needs largely depends on what kind of pictures you like to take. There are many different types of photography and each requires different features, lenses, and accessories.

Does that mean that each SLR camera is specifically made for one type of photography? No, definitely not.

Most digital SLR camera’s will allow you to shoot amazing, high quality pictures in any situation, however; choosing a camera that excels in certain technological areas can greatly improve your photography experience.

This reasoning applies to lenses even more than it does to cameras.

Briefly put, if you’re serious about photography, you should get a camera that fits your style of shooting.

Let’s look at some of the core features you should look for in a camera and how important each of these features are for different types of photography.

The Various Memory Cards for Digital Cameras

February 26, 2016March 18, 2011 by Paul Salmon

There are various memory cards for digital cameras on the market. A digital camera is only as good as its memory card, since the storage capacity of a camera itself is quite limited. The memory card field originally had two competitors, CompactFlash and Smart Media, but many options in digital memory are available now.

Taking Great Photographs: Wedding Photography Tips

August 30, 2011February 23, 2011 by Paul Salmon

Your nephew finally popped the question to his girlfriend, and you were thrilled. But he had another big question to ask: “Would you take photos at our wedding?”

Before fleeing the country with extra batteries and your digital camera, know that a list of wedding photography tips can turn you from a frantic relative to a calm amateur ready to make a couple’s day even more special.