Archive for July, 2011
Robert Lester Aliscad - Cherished Memories -
by Yugel Losorata–
Weddings are defined by moments – the bride walking down the aisle, the first kiss, the money dance, among others. It is the job of the lensmen covering the occasion to capture that, freeze them for a lifetime or better said, eternity.
Photographers may have their chance to [...]
Speak Out Against Domestic Violence-
A photo exhibit by Raymund Isaac–
As one of the highlights of its year-long 125th anniversary celebration, Avon continues to strengthen its bid to empower women as the leading corporate supporter of noteworthy causes, including that of domestic violence.
Since 2009, the company for women’s Speak Out Against Domestic Violence campaign here in [...]
Calling all photography enthusiasts!–
If you have a good photograph that you would like to share and you think is good enough to be published, send it to us (including some technical information about the image). We are looking for images of any subject that will catch the readers’ attention and paint a thousand words. After [...]
Localized Editing in Photoshop CS5.5’s Camera Raw Plug-in–
Brush Settings
You can also change the brush settings—its size (radius), feather, flow and density (Image 19).
Size: To change the size of the brush: (a) use the Size slider; (b) change the number in the number’s field box; or (c) use the keyboard shortcut—close ([)and open (]) brackets. Closed [...]
Flores de Mayo photo contest–
Of the hundreds who joined the “Flores de Mayo sa MOA 2011 Photo Contest,” Jon Erick Dizon, who came all the way from Olongapo City, truly captured the beauty of the Filipina and received the top prize of P50,000. All the best entries were showcased at the photo exhibit held recently [...]
Memory Cards–
Last week’s column carried a story about a memory card that survived four years under the sea. Be aware, however, that not all memory cards are made the same way. In fact, there are tons of fake or counterfeit cards out in the market today. According to the May 20, 2011 article of The [...]
Keeping Safe II–
( Note: Yes, this is supposed to be Part III of a series but we’re on number 4 of this list. Part I had numbers 1 and 2 while we had number 3 last week. Just so nobody gets confused.)
4. But what if I really want to shoot JPEG only?
If truth be told, [...]
