Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T90 Digital Camera

Think thin. Measuring under 5/8″ thin, the ultra-chic Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T90 Digital Camera is perfect for stashing in your pocket or a small purse. But the Sony Cyber-Shot DSC-T90 Digital Camera doesn’t just impress on the outside. Built into its compact body are powerful features that make taking great pictures a cinch. Not sure which mode to use at sunset or when shooting sporting events? The iAuto mode does the work for you. It automatically adjusts the settings for fantastic results no matter what you’re shooting or where you are. There’s also Face Detection mode for capturing subtle detail and natural skin tones in faces. And when still photos aren’t enough, you can record HD video clips (720p) and play it back on the 3 touch screen LCD. Available in silver, black, pink, blue and brown.

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How to Pick a Digital Camera - The Complete Guide

How to Pick a Digital Camera – The Complete Guide

A complete guide on how to buy the right digital camera for both beginners and more advanced users. Contains information on both what camera is best for each individual and why. Additionally, the guide contains general information on digital photography

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Panasonic lumix dmc-zs3 10mp digital camera Review

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The new Lumix ZS3 features 10.1-megapixels, a 25mm ultra-wide-angle lens and 12x optical zoom, meaning it has added 2x optical zoom to the award-winning TZ-series camera, yet reduced its size. The ZS3 also features a Leica DC Vario-Elmar lens and High Definition (HD) video recording ability, known as AVCHD Lite.

SanDisk Launches Professional Photography Contest On Facebook

Participants Can Display Their Work to the World and Compete to Join the SanDisk Extreme Team of Professional Photographers What: Milpitas, Calif., June 8, 2010 SanDisk Corporation (NASDAQ: SNDK), the global leader in flash memory cards, today announced that it will launch a professional photography contest on the SanDisk Extreme Team Facebook page starting June 8. Participants will be able to submit photos in four different categories …
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Canon EOS 40 D camera review by What Digital Camera magazine

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7 Tips to Make Money With Your Digital Camera.

7 Tips to Make Money With Your Digital Camera.
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1. Quantity is almost as important as quality.


2. Adding titles, categories, descriptions and keyword data to your images is the key to gaining extra visibility in the global search database.


3. Professional, Artistic Web Design
   The design and layout of your photography website is an important first impression for visitors and potential customers.


4. Flash Introduction of Your Work
   Just like many other artists, your site may contain too many pictures or types of photographs for a visitor to get through in a single sitting.


5. Introduce Yourself
   Be sure to include a page about yourself, the artist, on your photography site. Customers are often interested in the person behind the great work they are seeing.


6. Photo Gallery
   This page will be the bread and butter of your site. Depending on your preference, you can display your entire line of work, separated into albums based on date or type of photography, or you can offer a selection of your work and areas of interest.


7. Plagiarism - don't do that!

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