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Wading Through Formats: JPEG, TIFF and Friends – New York Times Two editing programs, Apple’s Aperture and Adobe’s Photoshop Lightroom, also work nondestructively. Like RAW and DNG, they add a packet of instructions to each image without actually changing the original. Your editing commands affect the image that you see on your computer monitor […] What you see on your monitor is usually not what you get from desktop printers. Here’s Part One of a four-part series on printing photos that won’t disappoint. Part 1: Selecting a photo printer. There’s no use pouring hours into shooting and editing photos if your prints are a muddy mess. In this installment, you’ll […] In this installment, you’ll learn how to evaluate camera basics (camera viewfinder and shooting speeds) and bells and whistles (histograms, panorama controls, and more). Read part 4 of the series You’ve reached the final installment of our guide to selecting the best digital camera. We’re down to the pivotal issue of image quality. Here’s how […] You’ve decided on your ideal camera’s cost, resolution, and exposure controls. There are a few more essentials on your purchasing checklist: light metering, lens quality, focus, and flash. Read part 3 of the series The digital camera market moves fast, and it seems that your choices expand every day. Here’s how to get the best model for your situation. Read part 1 of the series After considering cost, category, and resolution, looking at exposure control is the next way to choose the right digital camera. How much manual control […] |
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