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April 13, 2012
Photography helps capture local flavor
How to bring home great shots from your travels.
March 31, 2012
Prevent blown out white hot spots in your yachting photos

This problem of hot spots happens on the auto setting. How can we control this in a manual setting? 

February 29, 2012
The meaning of the mountainous looking display in your camera

The histogram is another method that you can effectively learn to use to analyze your exposures for optimum results.

January 20, 2012
Photographing the bright white world of yachting

Let’s discuss this in terms of photography: the affects, considerations, and ways of dealing with bright-white scenes. 

November 28, 2011
Tech support as vital as flash, focus and batteries

The importance of good customer support with a new camera is not to be understated. If you have your mind set on a particular product, give their support team a trial run and see how they perform. 

September 5, 2011
Old, manual cameras give you all the control

More important than expensive equipment is your knowledge and skill level. 

August 17, 2011
Taking good photos still takes thought

Digital age photography is becoming ever more automated that even a monkey can do it.

July 18, 2011
Your camera is a computer, too, so optimize data space

In response the May column discussing memory cards, I got this feedback from Robert Shullich of Brooklyn, N.Y.

June 1, 2011
Repair or replace that broken digital camera?

The Web site www.dpreview.com is useful not only in making a determination about repairing an old cameras, but also in researching a new purchase.

May 16, 2011
The challenge of memory card storage devices

I was surprised to learn that the new CompactFlash 5.0 advances the storage possibilities to 144 petabytes, that is equal to 1024 terabytes, and each terabyte is equal to 1024 gigabytes, and hello, I am still using 2 gigabyte cards? Oh my.