Online photography resources

[JuSlaughter]

I've just started looking at [url]www.photocamel.com[/url]. Its got some great forums with excellent tutorial and tips.

Also [url]www.7dayshop.co.uk[/url] has got some bargains if you hunt around.

[JuSlaughter]

Sorry about the pants formatting above

[car89]

How about this site www.web-photographers.com

[Sjo]

For car photographers:
http://www.automotivephoto.net 

[tank slapper]

http://home.comcast.net/~camerapage/pdf.htm

A collection of Canon .pdfs giving info about their system and tips on getting best results.

[White Fly Swater]

anybody into panoramas ? have a look at http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~mbrown/autostitch/autostitch...

I am currently trying to make a panohead out of bits and pieces

[DanH]

Interesting flash techniques. He bounces backwards over his shoulder and the results are good.

http://planetneil.com/tangents/

[Dogsey]

Just realised that one of my standard site for lens reviews isn't listed in here.

www.photozone.de

Useful if you want to know what a particular lens is like before you buy.

[Buster Bakdorzin]

www.sxc.hu
Not photography as such, but free photos.

[Gold]

http://photojojo.com/content/tips/photoshop-tips-v...

101 Photoshop tips in 5 minutes

[Sam Kirsten]

Hello...
I am a photographer in UK....
I have got most of my photography equipments from microglobe....For low prices check

http://www.microglobe.co.uk/catalog/
thanks

[theboyfold]

Sam Kirsten said:

Hello...
I am a photographer in UK.... Salesman for Microglobe
I have got most of my photography equipments from microglobe (Because of staff discount)....For low prices check

http://www.microglobe.co.uk/catalog/
thanks to Google for helping me find this thread

EFA...

[beano500]

Sam Kirsten said:

For low prices check

Perhaps you can explain why their on-line prices seem so high - for example: two dSLRs 13% and 22% respectively higher than the solus London main retailer.

Doesn't really make sense.

[beano500]

Lightroom 2 users:

Cool additional presets for retouching. As Matt K says, they're not for high quality fashion shoots, but a great and easy starting point.

http://www.lightroomkillertips.com/2008/presets-re...


I have a raft of people who suddenly like the portrait photos I can now take and process!!!!

[kybo]

Had a quick look and didn't see this link

photo-freeware

Sorry if it's a dupe.

Scott

[MartinP]

On line depth of field/hyperfocal distance calculator:

www.dofmaster.com/dofjs.html

And all you ever wanted to know about cleaning your sensor and picking which product to use:

www.cleaningdigitalcameras.com/index.html

Edited by MartinP on Thursday 20th November 16:19

[Gingerbread Man]

Should be able to see 17 shades.

[Scott328i]

Gingerbread Man said:

Should be able to see 17 shades.

Indeed

Cheers

[robinhood21]

I hope this is not a re-post. I did have a look and could not see it mentioned.

FotoSketcher is a nifty little (2.5mb) application that will automatically transform your digital photos into artwork. It offers a choice of styles, including pencil sketches, pen and ink, and four different painting methods. All you have to do is load a photo, zoom in or out accordingly, select a style and adjust the various settings until you're happy with the result. You can then add text to your image, along with a frame, if you so wish.
The program comes with some simple modification tools for enhancing the source image. You can then adjust the luminosity, contrast, saturation and blur/sharpness, as well as simplify the image using a median filter.

'Tis free as well. Have only had a couple of minutes with it so far, but seems to do what it says on the tin.

[Simply Mono]

Forum : www.pixalo.com

HK shop : www.onestop-digital.com

Pro printing : http://www.proamimaging.com/