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9 Unbelievable Camera Lenses, iPhone in the studio and more

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9 Unbelievable Camera Lenses that Actually Exist
These rare lenses come with unbelievable specs and spectacular price tags.


New Gear: Sony Cyber-shot WX5 and TX9
3D panoramas and HD video from Sony's new compacts.

How to: Retouching Tips for Perfect Portraits
Make your subjects look their best without going overboard.

iPhone 3GS Vs. a Pro Studio
Photographer, Lee Morris, tests the limits of the iPhone's camera.



 

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The Business of Photography
If you’ve thought about becoming a photographer full time consider whether you would enjoy photography as much if you had to deal with all of the business nightmares that come with being a small business owner. Most of your time is not spent behind the camera but doing all the tedious paperwork and phone calls that goes with the business world. Photojojo has compiled one of the best comprehensive lists of pros and cons of making the leap into photography as a business. One of the biggest differences between photography as a hobby and as a business should be obvious but is often overlooked; you suddenly have a client who has ideas of their own of what makes a good photograph.

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Thursday, 1 July 2010

Nikon's new 85mm Macro lens tested, photographing fireworks and more

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Tested: Nikon 85mm F/3.5G DX AF-S VR Macro
Nikon users with DX format cameras can now get closer than ever.


Make Unique Fireworks Photos Using Focus Blur
We have all the techniques you'll need to make the most of this year's displays.

Sigma SD15 DSLR Gets $989 Price Tag
After a long wait, Sigma's Foveon X3-toting body is available.

Three Portable-But-Powerful Pico Projectors
These bright little guys can turn any wall into an impromptu photo gallery.



 

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All Your Gear Needs a Home
How to do it: If you are like me, after a long day of shoot you like to drop your equipment anywhere in lands. Instead its best to designate a specific spot of every single piece of equipment, from your flash to your off-camera cable-each should have a place.

How it saves time: Next time the sun comes out, you won't have to go searching from your polarizer and the next portrait session you won't madly run around trying to find your pocket-wizards. Not only is it a time-saver, but it also helps prevent you from losing increasingly pricey gear.

FROM: 9 Timesaving Tips for the Photography Slob

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