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Make extra income selling your images Print E-mail
So you've started taking some decent photos. Need a little extra income? Why not put your camera to use and make a little extra money selling micro stock photos? It can be easy and profitable.
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Replacing the Hard Drive of a JVC MP-XP741 Print E-mail
A fellow member on Fred Miranda was looking for a truely portable solution for storing his photos.  His solution was to take an ultra portable 9 inch Subnotebook and upgrade it's 40GB hard drive to a Hitachi 100GB 5400rpm drive.  This not only provides huge storage space for photos, but it also allows him to view and edit raw files on the go with a high resolution colour calibrated display, connect his camera to the unit for studio shooting, use the same workflow on the road as at home, and any other features a normal PC would have.
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Creating Photo Frames in Photoshop Print E-mail

This tutorial will teach you how to create frames for your photos in Adobe Photoshop.  I like to keep mine really simple, but once you learn the technique you can experiment and add your own personal touches such as more layers, or wood finishes.  The process is really quite simple, and if you want you can save it as an action so that Photoshop will add the frame for you automatically.

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Turning dirty yellow snow into Clean White Snow Print E-mail

Winter is actually a great time to shoot photos.  A lot of people shoot less in the winter, but up here in Canada you got to learn to enjoy the cold.  I've always wanted to shoot a waterfall in the winter, so up to Hamilton it was.  The only problem is Hamilton is known for its air pollution.  This air pollution gets in the water, on the snow and everything.  The snow and ice around the water actually turned an ugly yellow.  So I thought I'd share with you a tutorial or lesson using a very easy Adobe Photoshop technique to turn your ugly yellow or grey snow back into something that looks clean and pure.

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