It has been almost a year that I have been shooting with a Nikon D80 DSLR camera. After taking many product review photos and dealing with uneven and blurry pictures, I finally came to my senses and purchased a cheap tripod on Amazon.

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I was Gmail-chatting with my friend and ex-coworker Jeremy Charles, a local designer and photographer who’s been speedily upping his photography game for the last 2-3 years. We all got digital cameras at about the same time, he and some others took them and stayed with it and now produce some really great photos. His daily / weekly / whenever he feels like it photoblog is full of excellent shots, portraits, abstracts, band photos, you name it and is definitely worth a look for those of you that like looking at pretty pictures.

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It was good fun reading this article by Steve Ranger talking about how so called time saving gadgets which are meant to save your time ....you end up wasting hours and hours "playing" with them. I can totally empathise with this. I recently spent an aimless Saturday afternoon checking out all the functionality on my new Sony digital camera.

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Erik: The first time I intentionally took pictures with an artistic motivation was in 2000. My dad an early Leica digital camera which I could use. I have always been liking just watching my surroundings and recognizing beautiful details. As there are manifold things to discover I wanted to help my brain to remember those with the help of the camera.

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First of all, spy cameras had nothing to do with spotting the car bombs in London. A passing driver saw smoke coming from one of the cars and reported it to the police. Sorry, Joe. And, Joe, what do you mean by "real privacy"? Anything the government doesn’t want to spy on? What a jerk.

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If you’d like more information about geocaching, check out their website at www.geocaching.com If this sounds fun, but you don’t have a GPS, there is a website called www.letterboxing.com which is the same kind of treasure hunt, but with clues instead of GPS coordinates. We’ve done both - and they’re both fun! Check it out!

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The main motivating factor for this was my trusty 6-year-old Olympus digital camera — the same one that had been taking all of the photos on this website since August 2002 — had died in the morning. However, due to the generosity of my friend Tori and my dad who had both decided a month ago that my camera was so antiquated that they each gave me a new camera for my birthday, I had two additional digital cameras at home. So I went to pick one of them up.

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The southern California premier exhibition of the World’s Largest Photograph - which is 3,375 square feet - will be at THE South Campus of Pasadena’s Art Center College of Design in the Wind Tunnel Gallery. Only a handful of museums in the world are large enough to display it. The Great Picture is a history-making gelatin silver photographic image three stories high by eleven stories wide. The $65,000 photograph was made using a shuttered Southern California F-18 jet aircraft hangar transformed into a gigantic camera obscura—the largest camera ever made.

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Another sister website available for Digital Cameras called DOCameras.com covers the same languages but for the latest Digital Cameras in the Industry. All their http://www.docameras.com>Digital Camera Reviews are available at the same time in every language.

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The T700 digital camera is an elegant 7-megapixel model boasting a three-inch touchscreen. Its features include a stainless steel casing and a 'tag to enlarge' function, enabling users to enlarge specific areas of their photos by tapping the screen. The T700 is also incredibly slim at only about 0.5 inches wide.

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It’s an interesting idea - made more so by the fundamental premise of the ad campaign. As an experiment and no doubt a terrific marketing plan, Nikon gave 200 D40 cameras to the people of Georgetown, South Carolina. It was an attempt, Nikon says, to prove just how easy the camera is, and presumably how easy it is for anyone to be a photographer.

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Up front, I have to state that I am biased. And please don’t consider this a detailed “review”. Nonetheless, I’ve owned my Canon 30D digital SLR camera long enough now that I wanted to share some (nearly all positive) observations.

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Take your best shot with the super-slim Cybershot DSC-T50. Powerful, yet small enough to carry in your pocket, this ultra-compact 7.2-megapixel camera is doubly effective at reducing blur. Share your photos as slide shows set to music with family and friends on the huge 3.0-inch Clear Photo LCD Plus screen.

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I always bring along my Canon Powershot a70 digital camera whenever my daughter and I go out and have fun. We both are nature lovers, so we often take a relaxing walk in our bare feet in the park or the woods near our house. Oh yeah I know some of you’re gonna say it’s gross. Well, it’s not! OK maybe it is kinda, but who cares, it’s fun!

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The root of this particular auction with the negative feedback is very simple. I bid on a waterproof camera case for my Canon digital camera. I chose this particular auction because it was advertised as being new, and it included the case, a carrying strap, silicon grease and anti-fogging liquid.

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