How to Make Funny Pictures & Add Photo Frames Online

It is easier than ever to edit and decorate photographs. Digital cameras and cameras built into computers or phones allow pictures to be taken and uploaded on the go and instantly shared with the world. Many websites and social networking sites offer free or cheap options for making fun photos that will ensure laughs for years to come. Adding a frame to a picture is also a great way to preserve memories and add a unique touch.

Instructions

How to decorate photos online

1

Use a social networking website such as MySpace or Facebook to decorate a photograph. Crop or add text and graphics to a picture. Some applications can create photo collages that can be directly uploaded to the profile page.

2

Upload and edit photographs using free services such as Picnik or FotoFlexer. Import pictures from Flickr, Photobucket or other social networking sites.

Free photo editing services provide tools to add borders or frames to any photograph. These websites also come with options to order or print copies of the pictures.

3

Take a photograph with a web camera. Most web cameras come with programs to add or change colors, add graphics or backgrounds, and create a frame or border. Web cameras can upload photographs directly to websites and additional features or decorations can be downloaded and installed to the web camera program.

Web camera programs, such as those on Apple computers, provide humorous backdrops and graphics to add fun to any photograph.

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It is easier than ever to edit and decorate photographs. Digital cameras and cameras built into computers or phones allow pictures to be taken and uploaded on the go and instantly shared with the world. Many websites and social networking sites offer free or cheap options for making fun photos that will ensure laughs for years to come. Adding a frame to a picture is also a great way to preserve memories and add a unique touch.

Instructions

How to decorate photos online

1

Use a social networking website such as MySpace or Facebook to decorate a photograph. Crop or add text and graphics to a picture. Some applications can create photo collages that can be directly uploaded to the profile page.

2

Upload and edit photographs using free services such as Picnik or FotoFlexer. Import pictures from Flickr, Photobucket or other social networking sites.

Free photo editing services provide tools to add borders or frames to any photograph. These websites also come with options to order or print copies of the pictures.

3

Take a photograph with a web camera. Most web cameras come with programs to add or change colors, add graphics or backgrounds, and create a frame or border. Web cameras can upload photographs directly to websites and additional features or decorations can be downloaded and installed to the web camera program.

Web camera programs, such as those on Apple computers, provide humorous backdrops and graphics to add fun to any photograph.

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How to Become a Photographer in Canada

Becoming a photographer in Canada can be rather easy. You will need to drive to be able to compete against many other photographers that are just as talented. However, as long as you are willing to put in the hours, love the work and be the best you can be at taking photographs then you should do rather well in Canada.

Instructions

1

Attend a photography school. Canada has several and there are number of them in Toronto such as the Academy of Design and Technology and Toronto School of Photography. Vancouver Photography and Montreal Photography School are two others to think about. They will help you understand various kinds of lighting for different types of pictures.

2

Decide what kind of photographer you want to be. Decide if you should specialize in weddings, fashion, or pets. This will determine what you should focus on and will help you figure out how to advertise when opening your own company.

3

Establish a professional appearance and attitude. As long as you make the people you are photographing comfortable by giving them the impression you know what you are doing then you can get very good shots. For example, if you are photographing a wedding and you come dressed in very casual clothing, this will come across as though you don't know what you are doing. The people at the wedding, especially the bride and groom, will feel uneasy about how good the pictures will come out.

4

Develop a portfolio of your work. Always have samples that you can show studios that you would like to work for or individuals that will contract you out. If you don't have samples of how good your work is then the person hiring you will have no idea how good you are.

5

Find work with a small photography studio. With a small studio you will be able to get firsthand training and learn what to expect when starting your own studio. You can offer part-time services for free if they seem reluctant to hire you. Once they see your work then they may decide to hire you. You can eventually move onto a larger studio. Getting experience with other companies is vital in order to develop a successful studio.

6

Have business sense. Be able to understand how to run a business once you go on your own. You can also become a freelance photographer but you will need to understand how important it is to be on time and look professional. Be creative and copyright your photographs.

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Becoming a photographer in Canada can be rather easy. You will need to drive to be able to compete against many other photographers that are just as talented. However, as long as you are willing to put in the hours, love the work and be the best you can be at taking photographs then you should do rather well in Canada.

Instructions

1

Attend a photography school. Canada has several and there are number of them in Toronto such as the Academy of Design and Technology and Toronto School of Photography. Vancouver Photography and Montreal Photography School are two others to think about. They will help you understand various kinds of lighting for different types of pictures.

2

Decide what kind of photographer you want to be. Decide if you should specialize in weddings, fashion, or pets. This will determine what you should focus on and will help you figure out how to advertise when opening your own company.

3

Establish a professional appearance and attitude. As long as you make the people you are photographing comfortable by giving them the impression you know what you are doing then you can get very good shots. For example, if you are photographing a wedding and you come dressed in very casual clothing, this will come across as though you don't know what you are doing. The people at the wedding, especially the bride and groom, will feel uneasy about how good the pictures will come out.

4

Develop a portfolio of your work.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. Always have samples that you can show studios that you would like to work for or individuals that will contract you out. If you don't have samples of how good your work is then the person hiring you will have no idea how good you are.
5

Find work with a small photography studio. With a small studio you will be able to get firsthand training and learn what to expect when starting your own studio. You can offer part-time services for free if they seem reluctant to hire you. Once they see your work then they may decide to hire you. You can eventually move onto a larger studio. Getting experience with other companies is vital in order to develop a successful studio.

6

Have business sense. Be able to understand how to run a business once you go on your own. You can also become a freelance photographer but you will need to understand how important it is to be on time and look professional. Be creative and copyright your photographs.

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How to Edit and Airbrush Photos

The airbrush is one of the basic tools in a painting application and it complements the standard paint brush tool. The airbrush mimics a spray can that works by spraying scattered pixels of the selected color in a random fashion. This allows you to create some varied tones especially when you mix different colored airbrushes together. You can also add some creative emphasis to photos with this airbrush tool. Microsoft Paint includes this tool in all Windows operating systems so you can directly edit and airbrush photos without any third-party software.

Instructions

1

Click on the Start menu and choose the "Run" item. Type "mspaint" and click the "OK" button to launch Microsoft Paint. For Windows Vista and Windows 7 users, type "mspaint" on the provided search box after you click on the Start orb.

2

Open Windows Explorer from the Start menu or desktop and look for the picture that you wish to edit using the airbrush and other tools. Drag the picture file from the window to the Microsoft Paint canvas to open it.

3

Click on the "Airbrush" button found on the left toolbox if you are not using Windows 7. The icon looks like a spray can and you can find it in the fifth row. If you are using Windows 7, click on the "Home" tab on the toolbar above and then click the arrow under the "Brushes" icon. Click on the icon that looks like a spray can to activate the airbrush tool.

4

Place your mouse cursor anywhere on the photo and click and hold the left mouse button to spray your chosen color. You may change the color by clicking on the corresponding color box on the palette. Use the other tools found in the toolbox to make further edits.

5

To use the airbrush as a retouching tool, select the "Color picker" tool which has a color dropper icon. Left-click on the area that you wish to retouch to grab that color so your airbrush can use it. Apply the airbrush in that area lightly to remove any flaws or scratches on the photo.

6

Select a smaller airbrush size to do finer retouches without affecting other areas of the photo. In Windows XP and older versions, you can choose from three different sizes just below the toolbar. Windows 7 features more sizes which are all accessible from the "Size" button on the "Home" toolbar. You may use a larger brush as well if you wish to cover more area.

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The airbrush is one of the basic tools in a painting application and it complements the standard paint brush tool. The airbrush mimics a spray can that works by spraying scattered pixels of the selected color in a random fashion. This allows you to create some varied tones especially when you mix different colored airbrushes together. You can also add some creative emphasis to photos with this airbrush tool. Microsoft Paint includes this tool in all Windows operating systems so you can directly edit and airbrush photos without any third-party software.

Instructions

1

Click on the Start menu and choose the "Run" item. Type "mspaint" and click the "OK" button to launch Microsoft Paint. For Windows Vista and Windows 7 users, type "mspaint" on the provided search box after you click on the Start orb.

2

Open Windows Explorer from the Start menu or desktop and look for the picture that you wish to edit using the airbrush and other tools. Drag the picture file from the window to the Microsoft Paint canvas to open it.

3

Click on the "Airbrush" button found on the left toolbox if you are not using Windows 7. The icon looks like a spray can and you can find it in the fifth row. If you are using Windows 7, click on the "Home" tab on the toolbar above and then click the arrow under the "Brushes" icon. Click on the icon that looks like a spray can to activate the airbrush tool.

4

Place your mouse cursor anywhere on the photo and click and hold the left mouse button to spray your chosen color. You may change the color by clicking on the corresponding color box on the palette. Use the other tools found in the toolbox to make further edits.

5

To use the airbrush as a retouching tool, select the "Color picker" tool which has a color dropper icon. Left-click on the area that you wish to retouch to grab that color so your airbrush can use it. Apply the airbrush in that area lightly to remove any flaws or scratches on the photo.

6

Select a smaller airbrush size to do finer retouches without affecting other areas of the photo. In Windows XP and older versions, you can choose from three different sizes just below the toolbar. Windows 7 features more sizes which are all accessible from the "Size" button on the "Home" toolbar. You may use a larger brush as well if you wish to cover more area.

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How to Choose the Correct Film for the Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 170

Not all film is created equal. Whether you're just starting photography as a hobby or are a professional who's been snapping away for years, picking the right kind of film for your camera will allow you to take great pictures.

Instructions

1

Double-check that you know the correct make and model of your camera. This information will allow you to pick the appropriate film. Both the Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 170 and the Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 170 Deluxe use 35mm film.

2




Action shots require different film than motionless shots.

Decide what kinds of pictures you would like to take. Think about whether you will be shooting indoors or outdoors, moving or stationary subjects, and in low or bright light.

3




Black and white photographs produce a much different atmosphere than color photographs.

Choose between black and white and color film. Look at photography books or online galleries to get an idea of what kind of shots each type produces.

4

Choose an ISO speed based on the types of pictures you'll be shooting. Slow speeds (25 to 64 ISO) work well for outdoor photos with lots of light and shots without much motion. Medium speeds (100 to 200 ISO) offer a nice balance between slow and fast speeds for those who take a variety of photographs. Fast speeds (400 to 800 ISO) work well in low light and with fast action shots.

5

Pick a brand of film to use. If you're new to photography, you may just want to buy the cheapest film available (usually a store brand) and experiment with different brands when you're more experienced. Brand-name films may be better for work that will be enlarged or published.

6

Purchase film. Online retailers may have lower prices, while brick-and-mortar stores have salespeople who can help you choose among the options.

7




The more pictures you take, the more you will understand what you like and dislike.

Experiment! Get to know your camera and what kinds of results you can produce with different speeds, colors and brands of film. Keep track of what you did for each photograph so you can learn what works and what doesn't.

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Not all film is created equal. Whether you're just starting photography as a hobby or are a professional who's been snapping away for years, picking the right kind of film for your camera will allow you to take great pictures.

Instructions

1

Double-check that you know the correct make and model of your camera. This information will allow you to pick the appropriate film.

Enhance your photography skill,The Top Secret Photography Techniques

. Both the Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 170 and the Olympus Stylus Epic Zoom 170 Deluxe use 35mm film.
2




Action shots require different film than motionless shots.

Decide what kinds of pictures you would like to take. Think about whether you will be shooting indoors or outdoors, moving or stationary subjects, and in low or bright light.

3




Black and white photographs produce a much different atmosphere than color photographs.

Choose between black and white and color film. Look at photography books or online galleries to get an idea of what kind of shots each type produces.

4

Choose an ISO speed based on the types of pictures you'll be shooting. Slow speeds (25 to 64 ISO) work well for outdoor photos with lots of light and shots without much motion. Medium speeds (100 to 200 ISO) offer a nice balance between slow and fast speeds for those who take a variety of photographs. Fast speeds (400 to 800 ISO) work well in low light and with fast action shots.

5

Pick a brand of film to use. If you're new to photography, you may just want to buy the cheapest film available (usually a store brand) and experiment with different brands when you're more experienced. Brand-name films may be better for work that will be enlarged or published.

6

Purchase film. Online retailers may have lower prices, while brick-and-mortar stores have salespeople who can help you choose among the options.

7




The more pictures you take, the more you will understand what you like and dislike.

Experiment! Get to know your camera and what kinds of results you can produce with different speeds, colors and brands of film. Keep track of what you did for each photograph so you can learn what works and what doesn't.

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Nighttime photography can be a tricky task. In Greek, the word photography means writing with light, meaning that photography is the art of bending and manipulating light. Nighttime photography is no different. The key to taking great night photos is learning how to manipulate very little light into a bright detailed photograph. There are many tricks to working in the dark, but in the end the only procedure for learning how to photograph at night is to experiment and experience.

Instructions

1

Choose a subject. Nighttime photography is generally reserved for photographing buildings or other steady objects. The presence of people (or cars and animals) in night photographs is usually used for a desired blur effect. When choosing a location, keep in mind the presence of light. Choose locations with interesting or unique lighting in terms of angles and color variety.

2

Steady your camera. Nighttime photography requires the use of a tripod unless you are in a well-lit area. If you're photographing architecture, nature, the sky or any other static models (subjects that aren't directly moving in front of you), setting up a tripod is the best measure to ensure a clear photograph with the minimal amount of blur. If a tripod isn't available, set the camera on any flat surface that can provide the angle you desire.

3

Adjust your settings. Before photographing anything, a photographer must set both the aperture and shutter speed. It's generally assumed that a slow shutter speed (long exposure) is used in nighttime photography as the camera needs more time to collect available light. If your camera is on a tripod or resting on a flat surface, set your shutter speed to a long exposure between 10 and 30 seconds. The greater the exposure time, the more chance there is of blur when photographing a scene containing movement. Long exposure therefore implies a small aperture (high number) as using a large aperture would overexpose the shot. Setting you aperture to f/22 is a reasonable stop for a long exposure.

4

Set the timer. When using a tripod or flat surface, set the timer on your camera to automatically take a picture after five or 10 seconds. The force of your finger pressing the shutter release button is enough to jostle the entire shot into one big blurred mess.

5

Attach a lens hood. Lens hoods help keep out unwanted side light that may leak into the photograph during a long exposure. By using a lens hood you are ensuring that only the light you're photographing makes its way into the photograph.

6

Never use flash. Nighttime flash photos drown the scene and remove all detail. Flash should only be used at night in people situations (such as an outdoor wedding party) when the people and their movement are the main subjects. In these situations a slow shutter speed cannot be used and therefore a flash light source is needed. If using flash, attach a flash diffuser or light box to your flash to soften the beam and create a more natural lighting effect.

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Nighttime photography can be a tricky task. In Greek, the word photography means writing with light, meaning that photography is the art of bending and manipulating light. Nighttime photography is no different. The key to taking great night photos is learning how to manipulate very little light into a bright detailed photograph. There are many tricks to working in the dark, but in the end the only procedure for learning how to photograph at night is to experiment and experience.

Instructions

1

Choose a subject. Nighttime photography is generally reserved for photographing buildings or other steady objects. The presence of people (or cars and animals) in night photographs is usually used for a desired blur effect. When choosing a location, keep in mind the presence of light. Choose locations with interesting or unique lighting in terms of angles and color variety.

2

Steady your camera. Nighttime photography requires the use of a tripod unless you are in a well-lit area. If you're photographing architecture, nature, the sky or any other static models (subjects that aren't directly moving in front of you), setting up a tripod is the best measure to ensure a clear photograph with the minimal amount of blur. If a tripod isn't available, set the camera on any flat surface that can provide the angle you desire.

3

Adjust your settings. Before photographing anything, a photographer must set both the aperture and shutter speed. It's generally assumed that a slow shutter speed (long exposure) is used in nighttime photography as the camera needs more time to collect available light. If your camera is on a tripod or resting on a flat surface, set your shutter speed to a long exposure between 10 and 30 seconds. The greater the exposure time, the more chance there is of blur when photographing a scene containing movement. Long exposure therefore implies a small aperture (high number) as using a large aperture would overexpose the shot. Setting you aperture to f/22 is a reasonable stop for a long exposure.

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Set the timer. When using a tripod or flat surface, set the timer on your camera to automatically take a picture after five or 10 seconds. The force of your finger pressing the shutter release button is enough to jostle the entire shot into one big blurred mess.

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Attach a lens hood. Lens hoods help keep out unwanted side light that may leak into the photograph during a long exposure. By using a lens hood you are ensuring that only the light you're photographing makes its way into the photograph.

6

Never use flash. Nighttime flash photos drown the scene and remove all detail. Flash should only be used at night in people situations (such as an outdoor wedding party) when the people and their movement are the main subjects. In these situations a slow shutter speed cannot be used and therefore a flash light source is needed. If using flash, attach a flash diffuser or light box to your flash to soften the beam and create a more natural lighting effect.

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