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Basics > All About Cameras
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Watch your back: avoid becoming a victim of holiday scams
Connected Photographer Magazine - December 2008
We originally ran this article in OutlookPower Magazine back in 2005, after Hurricane Katrina hit and everyone was in a more giving mood. However, given our current economic times, the scammers are back in full-force and it's perhaps even more relevant today. It's interesting, and sad, that a publication like OutlookPower has to spend so much time talking about scams and how to protect yourself. But email is a mass communication tool and with anything that has mass effect, you have people doing good and people doing not so good. Email certainly has provided enormous benefits to vast numbers of people, but it also creates risks. In this time of holiday celebration, many of us share goodwill, while others seek to tap into that goodwill for nefarious gain. So, before you start thinking about giving, make sure you watch your back.
Surprise dad with a great digital camera
Connected Photographer Magazine - May 2007
With Father's Day a month, away I'm sure many of you will be thinking of getting dad a nice digital camera. However, before you step out and purchase the first camera you saw being advertised or, even worse, the one the sales person tells you is the best, go prepared. That's right, go buy that special man his camera like an expert.
What cameras are the most popular?
Connected Photographer Magazine - April 2007
It's perhaps the most common question we get asked -- and one we hate answering. With a big pile of new cameras coming out each week, it's almost impossible to keep track of which is which. Of course, if a photo magazine like Connected Photographer can't keep track of all the new cameras, who can? In this helpful article, we spotlight some very interesting ways to find out what cameras other photo enthusiasts love to use.
Some quick shopping tips when buying your first digital camera
Connected Photographer Magazine - March 2006
There's two parts to the problem of buying a camera, of course. What camera to buy? And, where to buy it? It's the second question that we're exploring today. In this article, we'll give you a few simple tips that could make the difference between having a camera you love and a camera you wish you hadn't bought.
Understanding the parts of your camera
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2006
Here at Connected Photographer, one of the most common questions we're asked is what digital camera to buy. Before you buy your first digital camera, it's best if you really understand the elements of a digital camera and then the factors that go into your choosing one. In this article, we discuss are the various components that make up a digital camera.
Just in case: protecting your investment
Connected Photographer Magazine - April 2005
You've spent hundreds, maybe thousands on your camera gear, but what are you doing to keep that gear safe? In this photography basics article, Senior Editor James Booth covers some of the different styles of camera cases, outlining which opnes he thinks are best for protecting your equipment.
Keeping your camera clean
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2005
By cleaning and testing your camera before each use, you'll catch problems before they become an issue and ensure your photo shoots go smoothly. In this continuation of our photography basics series, Senior Editor James Booth takes you through the finer points of cleaning your camera.
Choosing an entry-level camera
Connected Photographer Magazine - October 2004
Over the past months, we've been getting in a ton of letters from readers. Frankly, we've just been too lazy to dig through them all and turn them into our standard Letters to the Editor column. However, this week, I've been busy enough on other topics that I haven't gotten around to writing my usual column and a good letter will do just the trick to get me out of my article's due blues. This one's about what camera to choose.
What's medium format?
Connected Photographer Magazine - May 2004
Last week, we ran an article by Contributing and News Editor James Booth entitled "What's an SLR?" This week, we continue our series of photography basics article by explaining a term some folks have heard of, but not everyone's familiar with: medium format.
What's an SLR?
Connected Photographer Magazine - April 2004
You may have heard the term "SLR" tossed about, or seen it in an article and wondered what it meant. Well, sit back while Contributing Editor James Booth explains what an SLR camera is and why he think an SLR camera is far superior to point-and-shoot models -- whether digital or film.
Your first digital camera
Connected Photographer Magazine - November 2003
This article first appeared in Computing Unplugged and kicked off a firestorm of interest in digital cameras. After talking with readers and getting hundreds of letters, we decided to move up our schedule for Connected Photographer Magazine and launch now. This article started it all.
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