Hello Fellow Photographers!
Shuttermom Weekly:Tips and Tricks for Photographers Published every Thursday
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| January Photo Contest - Prize Just announced! |
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January's contest is now underway and there are many great entries! Be sure to stop by and enter and check them all out! Just click on the link below, or cut and paste the following address: http://www.shuttermom.com/gallery/index.php The winner of the January contest will receive the PhotoBlast Basic B&W conversions action pack from www.ezactions.com! Check out all of the actions from EZ actions here!
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| Help Customers find you! It's free! |
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Our directory is growing! The Shuttermom Photographer's Directory: Now you can get a free listing and get more business. Click on the link below and then click where it says: Photographers: get listed here. If you are having trouble opening the link, here is the web address to cut and paste: http://www.shuttermom.com/findaphotographer.htm
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| Understanding Photoshop's Color Modes and How to Use Them |
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By David Peters The color modes and color models of digital imaging seem to be a mystery to many first learning to use Photoshop. Many are so intimidated by the various color modes that they simply ignore the issue because they do not understand the impact color modes can have on the final printed image. If you are unable to click on the link below, here is the address to cut and paste: http://www.shuttermom.com/understandingphotoshop scolormodes.htm
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| Digital Photography II: Getting the Light Source Right |
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By Christine Peppler Lighting is the single most critical factor in determining the quality of any photograph. Although with digital cameras you can edit after the fact, such features are limited and it is more effective to assure that you get the best exposure when taking the shot. The amount of light on the image sensor, or exposure, is determined by the opening/closing of the aperture, the length of time that the shutter is open, and the amount of light present. For the purposes of this article, the discussion will be limited to working with and enhancing the light present for the shot. If you are unable to click on the link below, here is the address to cut and paste: http://www.shuttermom.com/Digital% 20Photography%20II%20Getting%20the%20Light% 20Source%20Right.htm
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| Awesome Photoshop Actions from Kubota Image Tools! |
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I love these actions! Just look at the before and after image after applying just a couple of the actions from Kubota. Check out the sloppy borders, magazine layouts, artistic actions and more! If you are unable to click the link below, here is the address to cut and paste: http://www.shuttermom.com/actions.htm
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Tax time is drawing nearer... |
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It's that time again (yuck!). But don't panic...my CPA (who happens to be my sister) has written a guide on bookkeeping especially for photographers! Check it out by clicking on the link below.
If you are unable to click on the link, here is the address to cut and paste: http://www.shuttermom.com/bookkeeping.htm
Click here to find out more! |
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