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Letters to the Editor > Answers on Equipment
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How to buy a basic lighting package
Connected Photographer Magazine - September 2006
When photographer Jackie Kamp sent in a letter about how to find basic portrait lighing gear, Senior Editor James Booth came to the rescue. If you'd like to know what to look for in a lighting package, you should read this article.
The folly of WiFi cameras
Connected Photographer Magazine - August 2006
What happens when you pair up WiFi networking with photography? Is it like oil and water or chocolate and peanut butter? Is anything really like chocolate and peanut butter? I mean, really? Take your protein pills and put your helmet on. Commencing countdown. WiFi, as we'll show, isn't the best use of your camera's silicon.
Batteries, more batteries, and becoming a professional photographer
Connected Photographer Magazine - February 2006
Ah, reader mail. We just love reader mail. Some days, we're told we're living gods. On other days, we're told to do better. No matter what, opening the Connected Photographer mailbag each day is an adventure. In the spirit of the week between Christmas and New Years, with all of you opening brand-spankin' new cameras, we present another installment of our fabulous Letters to the Editor series.
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.
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