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Index of all Articles in the Digital Camera Photos Category

The Basics of Digital Photo Finishing

Owners of digital cameras enjoy many advantages over those with film cameras. A couple of these advantages are that they can take multiple pictures of the same thing without the fear of wasting shots and they can simply take the memory cards out of the
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Digital Photo Develop - Do Your Own Online! Heres How

Developing your digital photos has gone from printing them at home and throwing them away to uploading them online and hanging them on your wall. Yes, it is true that the quality is excellent. Always make sure you are buying from a recommended developer
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The Great Debate: Are Digital Camera Photos Better Than Their Predecessors?

Older folks tend to be more traditional. They are more faithful to the people and things they have grown familiar with. As such, they are not what we may call as flexible to changes. Often, they would need a copious amount of convincing before they woul
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Digital Cameras News and Events

Review: Canon Powershot SX110 IS digital camera (Computer Active)

Most compact digital cameras have something like a 3x zoom lens, so one with a 10x reach is going to be good for anyone interested in taking candid, unposed photos – those best snapped when a subject is unawares.

Camera combo devices not a one-stop solution (MSNBC)

Do you even have to buy a digital camera anymore? It depends on your needs, but the answer for most of us is “yes” if you want good-quality photos.

Can these cell phones replace your digital camera--and your dermatologist? (ZDNet)

Eight-megapixel camera phones are no longer so unusual--we've known about the Sony Ericsson C905 for a while and the recently announced Samsung Pixon has been getting a lot of buzz since it was announced last week. But the LG Renoir and LG KC780 have added so many camera features that it's easy to forget that these are cell phones.

Ex-Mich. teacher gets 180 days for upskirt photos (The Charlotte Observer)

A former Michigan teacher convicted of trying to take photos up a 15-year-old student's skirt during class has been sentenced to 180 days in jail. Forty-one-year-old Steven Sanger also received 30 months of probation at his sentencing Tuesday in Kent County Circuit Court. The former Byron Center High School science teacher and track coach was accused of using a digital camera to secretly snap ...

Farm Boy?s Photos Tell Long-Ago Stories of an Iowa Town (New York Times)

The photographs of Everett W. Kuntz, whom everybody called Scoop because of the camera he always carried as a teenager in the late 1930s, have finally been published.

Which IXUS? Choosing the right Canon ultra-compact camera (cnet.com.au)

CNET.com.au provides advice for choosing among Canon's Digital IXUS ultra-compact digital camera models.

Still time to snap a few great photos (Altona Red River Valley Echo)

Altona’s shutterbugs have certainly been busy this year. Special events coordinator Grace Braun says the recreation department has received hundreds of terrific photos since they launched the 12 Days in the Life of Altona project last December.

Capturing nature: Tips and tricks to get those magical photos (The Pantagraph)

BLOOMINGTON -- Georgi Baird has been taking pictures of critters and the countryside since she was a little girl. Ask why, and she’ll tell you a story of growing up as an only child in a small town on a dead-end street with not much to do but wander outside looking for bugs, flowers and birds.

BenQ adds flagship 10MP DC C1060 to lineup (MacNN)

BenQ on Tuesday unveiled its newest digital camera, the DC C1060, which features a 10-megapixel sensor and 3X optical zoom when recording 720x400 videos in 16:9 format or 640x480 videos at 30fps in the Motion JPEG format. For added grip and an upscale look, BenQ equipped the DC C1060 with a leather grip, while users view and frame photos via a 2.7-inch LCD screen. The digital camera also sports ...

Chefs create digital cooking class to go (Otago Daily Times)

Take a bright idea, add a healthy dollop of Kiwi ingenuity, stir in a camera, computers and a bunch of iPods for good measure - and, hey presto, you have a recipe for success.