A camera is nothing more than a box with a hole in it. This is an easy homemade pinhole camera you can make large enough to hold standard 8 x 10 photo paper. Instructions Make the Pinhole Camera 1 Spray paint the inside and outside of the box with black paint. This prevents light from reflecting and polluting your photograph. If your box has a lid, paint this too. If it has flaps, be sure to paints all sides, inside and out. 2 On the...
Thursday, April 30, 2015
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Lomography is a strong creative and experimental global society that plays with analogue photography. It specializes in casual, snapshot photography and employs such techniques as bluring and over-amplified colors. Lomography has devised a set of 10 golden rules to better instruct its followers in the Lomography philosophy. Understanding these golden rules is essential in capturing what Lomography believes to be the most outstanding photographs....
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
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We have all had a treasured digital photo turn out to be a bad-looking shot. A common ailment of digital color photos is underexposure. This occurs when there is not enough light source to properly light the photograph's subject. A typical underexposed photo will look very dark and lack details. Fortunately, digital images that suffer underexposure can be corrected with the aid of Adobe Photoshop. Instructions 1 Open the photo in Photoshop....
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
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Photographers often touch up their photos to improve the look of a photo. For example, a photographer or touch up expert might remove blemishes, remove unwanted objects in the photo, alter body parts, move the location of facial features, and/or change the colors. Touched up pictures can also be known as "photoshopped," as Adobe Photoshop is often the software program used to create touch ups. Instructions 1 Determine where the lighting is...
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