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digital photography and imaging
- Three simple secrets for taking better photos - (March 12, 2006)
- Keeping the costs of digital photography down, Part 1: Software you simply must have (including one program that's totally free) - (April 30, 2006)
- Keeping the costs of digital photography down, Part 2: Online printing, a small-photo printer and more tips - (May 7, 2006)
- Technofile workshop: Photo scanning tips and tricks (May 29, 2007)
- Picasa’s hidden 'expert' features make it superb (September 25, 2011)
- 2 photo sites that can sharpen your skills (March 20, 2011)
- Get startling realism with HDR photo software (July 26, 2009)
- How to rescue photos from a bad memory card (Oct. 12, 2008)
- How low can you go when buying a digital camera? (October 23, 2011)
- Best iPad photo apps, Part 1 (August 21, 2011)
- Best iPad photo apps, Part 2 (August 28, 2011)
- Your scanner is
telling you a little white lie about resolution
(2003)
- Image is everything,
Part 1: Scanning tips for beginners (and maybe old pros,
too) (2003)
- Image is everything,
Part 2: Get your monitor to show you what's really
there) (2003)
- Image is everything,
Part 3: Having fun with your scanner (2003)
- Using the right
software with your scanner, Part 1 (2003)
- Using the right
software with your scanner, Part 2 (2003)
- Digital photo secrets,
Part 1: Practice, not luck, is what matters
(2001)
- Digital photo secrets,
Part 2: Learn to use what you've got (2001)
- 10 tips to help you
edit your digital photos (2002)
- Digital imaging on the
cheap, Part 1: The amazing $38 PhotoBrush program, the
incredible free Corel Photo Paint (2000)
- Digital imaging on the
cheap, Part 2: A good digital camera from Kodak and a way
to use a film camera for digital pictures (2000)
- Digital imaging on the
cheap, Part 3: Scanner tips you won't find in your
manual (2000)
- Digital imaging on the
cheap, Part 4: 'Kodak Inkjet Photo Paper' comes
out on top (2000)
- Dealing with digital
images, Part 1: Why you need some software assistance
(2000)
- Dealing with digital
images, Part 2: Why you need a good viewer
(2000)
- Dealing with digital
images, Part 3: Good image editors you can try for
free (2000)
- Dealing with digital
images, Part 4: Tips for good image editing
(2000)
- Dealing with digital
images, Part 5: Coping with the huge files scanners
create (2000)
- At last, JPEG image processing that is truly lossless, using JPEG2000 (2004)
- Need a format for saving your important images while still saving file space? Lossless JPEG2000 is the way to go (2005)
- iPhoto avoids JPEG losses using a method no other software employs (2005)
- Debunking the DPI myth: Why you can ignore dots per inch in photo editing and printing (2003)
- Spectacular image quality of Mac OS X is built into the operating system (2003)
- Your OS X Mac can make low-res photos look much better using built-in smoothing if you save images as PDFs (2004)
- What's the best
way to send digital photos? (2003)
- Why newspapers and
magazines might not want to get your digital pictures
(2003)
- Sharing photos on
Windows and Mac OS X (2002)
- How to view images of
any kind that arrive as attachments on a Windows PC or
Mac (2002)
- Ultra-Sharpen: A dream
come true for digital photographers (2001)
- Focus pocus! Make your
fuzzy photos sharp with Focus Magic (2002)
- New version of Focus
Magic enhances photos even better than before
(2003)
- State-of-the-art
image-resizing software for Windows and Mac OS X
(2003)
- Picture Window
software can blend scans to reduce flaws (2002)
- Frame your digital
photos to add some class (2000)
- How to frame your
digital photos for only a dollar each (2003)
- Compress your images
by a factor of 100 with LuraWave for Windows and
Linux (2000)
- Why you should not use
JPEGs for image storage (2001)
- How to save
'lossless' images even if your camera uses
JPEGs (2001)
- JPEG? GIF? TIFF?
The image format blues: How to know which one to use
(2001)
- PhotoZoom Pro 2 rescues lost Vietnam photos, enlarging tiny contacts to exhibition size (Oct. 29, 2006)
- 'Miracle' software -- PhotoZoom Pro 3 -- recreates detail in photos (Jan. 17, 2010)
- Helicon Focus makes 3D macro close-ups (March 28, 2010)
- Raw photo format isn't worth the trouble for most of us (Aug. 8, 2010)
- Why some kinds of
pictures don't look good taken with a digital
camera (2001)
- Get rid of the jaggies
when you enlarge your images (2001)
- Finding the menu
choice when you want to get rid of the jaggies (an
apology) (2001)
- An 'iPhoto'
for Windows? Picasa sure comes close (2002)
- Scanning slides and
negatives, Part 1: Good news and bad (2001)
- Scanning slides and
negatives, Part 2: Polaroid's amazing Sprintscan 4000
(with examples of actual scans) (2001)
- Scanning slides and
negatives, Part 3: Can a $400 slide and negative scanner
be any good? Maybe ... if you don't mind getting two
for that price. (Review of the PrimeFilm 1800)
(2001)
- PrimeFilm 3650 scanner: Digital Ice eliminates defects, and you get high optical resolution at a low price (2004)
- Snappy 3 for Windows:
Better than a digital camera for a lot less
(1998)
- JVC digital camcorder
takes stunning videos and digital stills, too
(1999)
- Real Player G2 is a
'must-have' program (1999)
- RealVideo makes a
splash (1997)
- Making your own
RealVideo files under Windows (1997)
- Last photos of Anthony Burger before his collapse at the piano - (February 2006)
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