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LX5 Review of DSLR

By Angelo Dyrzra on Saturday, February 12th, 2011 | No Comments

Engineering these days has taken off with the development of computers, and lately, digital photography has definitely made film a thing of the past. Just 15 years ago, nobody could actually imagine seeing a picture in an LCD screen behind the camera was possible. These days, it’s no surprise to see the photo and SLRs just keep getting better and better.

Nikon D80 Review of DSLR

By Angelo Dyrzra on Saturday, February 12th, 2011 | No Comments

Anyone can be a photographer today. Digital photography has paved the way into taking photos a lot simpler via dependable options. Film might get exposed and can be expensive to pay for and develop whereas digital photography has made taking photos as easy as point and shoot. And with a huge amount of competition out there, software just keeps getting better and better.

Speedlite 430exii Review of DSLR

By Angelo Dyrzra on Saturday, February 12th, 2011 | No Comments

Anyone can be a wedding photographer these days. Digital photography has made capturing photographs a lot less complicated via dependable options. Film could get exposed and can be downright costly to pay for and develop while digital photography has made it as easy as point, shoot, upload. And with a great deal of competition out there, technology just keeps improving.

5D Mark II Review of Digital SLR Camera

By Angelo Dyrzra on Saturday, February 12th, 2011 | No Comments

Anybody can be a wedding photographer nowadays. Digital photography has made capturing photographs a lot less complicated via dependable options. Film could get exposed and can be expensive to pay for and develop whereas digital photography has made taking photos as easy as point and shoot. And with a great deal of competition out there, technology just keeps improving.

Four Things To Look For When You Buy Your Olympus Flash

By Lens Frame on Wednesday, January 12th, 2011 | No Comments

Your off-camera Olympus Flash allows you to greatly increase the quality of your photographs. Personally, I use an Olympus E-510, although you might have another camera, so replace Olympus with the type of your SLR. I ordered the Olympus Flash FL-50 soon after I bought my SLR, and I quickly saw a tremendous improvement in my photographs. There was only one reason for this: off-camera flashesvgrant you artistic versatility.

Our Nikon D300s Review

By Angelo Dyrzra on Saturday, December 18th, 2010 | No Comments

In this Nikon D300s review, we discuss, continuous frame rate, Active D Lighting and how it affects exposure, f-stops, DOF, apeture, shutter speed, how the camera will make you a better photgrapher, the user interface, and why you would choose this camera over any other Nikon DSLR.

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Posts Tagged ‘slr’

LX5 Review of DSLR

Nikon D80 Review of DSLR

Speedlite 430exii Review of DSLR

5D Mark II Review of Digital SLR Camera

Four Things To Look For When You Buy Your Olympus Flash

Our Nikon D300s Review

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