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| CONNECTED PHOTOGRAPHER MAGAZINE - JANUARY 2006 |
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Practicing safe eBay: what you don't know could hurt you
The eBay Survival Guide: How to Make Money and Avoid Losing Your Shirt, shown in Figure A, is a new book from No Starch Press by Michael A. Banks. This Q&A session is a first for Connected Photographer. In it, we don't mention photography at all. Michael's book isn't really about photography. But it is about protecting yourself and getting the most out of eBay. And eBay is certainly a hot topic among Connected Photographer readers. In this interview, Michael shares ways in which you can safeguard yourself while using eBay. While it's not photography, this discussion is important and we thought you should have the chance to read it.
Getting started with Optics Pro Starter Edition
Do you have a high-end digital camera and are experimenting with pictures that have a lot of highlights and shadow? Have you tried changing the ISO setting to get just the right exposure? If any of that sounds familiar, then DxO Optics Pro Starter Edition can make all the difference in a so-so shot. Read on to see how DxO can turn your lost images into keepers.
Genuine Fractals vs. Enlarger PRO: which is better?
Back in July, we ran a review of Enlarger PRO, a program by Bearded Frog (a name still makes me chuckle) that uses fractals to help you enlarge your digital images and still retain some degree of sharpness. After the review ran, we got a number of reader letters asking us about a program called Genuine Fractals, perhaps the best known of the enlargement add-ons for Photoshop. In this article, we compare the two. The results will shock you.
Life's a bowl of photos
The photo bowl is a great conversation piece and conversation starter. It becomes a coffee table book of your life, a coffee table bowl. The photo bowl is appealing and inviting and in this article, you can learn how to make one of your very own.
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