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White Balance -- Are You RGB Savvy by Moose Peterson

by Moose Peterson, exclusive to nikondigital.org
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New Book on How to Use Flash: Hot Shoe Diaries

Tue, 03/24/2009 - 20:42

March, 2009: Joe McNally has another awesome book out revealing dozens of his hard-won secrets on how to make the most of your Nikon flash units. Joe is perhaps the best all around photographer I've ever met and certainly an uncontested wizard with flash units.

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Articles on Digital Workflow and Image Processing

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Articles and Tips on Digital Photography

Nikon D3 vs D300 for Bird Photography

Reasons to take a Bad Photograph

Tips for your new camera

Ways to tell if you're a Pro Photographer Read more »

Educational DVDs for Nikon and Canon Cameras

Wed, 03/11/2009 - 00:00

Blue Crane Digital now offers handy quick reference cards for many popular cameras.

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Organizing your Digital Images: The Science and Art of Image Cataloging & Image Management

Every new digital photographer starts out b being excited at how easy it is to retrieve their images compared to digging them out of slide files or shoeboxes. Then, as the number of image files on their computer grows from hundreds to thousands and tens of thousands the sobering reality sets in. Just because it is on your disk doesn't mean you can find it again. The process of tagging and organizing your images is most often referred to as image cataloging.

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Profiling Your Printer

Leopard Hunting
Hunting Leopard Okavango Delta, Botswana Nikon D2H, 70-200mm AF-S/VR Read more »

A Photographers' Guide to Image Resizing

By Dave Ryan, February, 2006

How big is my photo, or how big can I make it? Sounds like a simple enough question, but it’s among the most frequently asked questions by those new to digital imaging. And when the answer starts coming in terms of megapixels, megabytes and pixels per inch(ppi) it can leave the newcomer wondering why it all has to be so complicated. Read more »

Using Curves

by Mike Russell, exclusive to nikondigital.org, March 2006

Curves are the most powerful way to alter the values of an image.  Most image editing programs, including Photoshop, Paint Shop Pro, and Picture Window Pro support curves.  In this article, I'll cover the basics of curves. Then I'd like to show you some things you can do with curves that will improve your images.

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