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Pentax K-x (navy blue, with 18-55mm DA lens)
A fast, inexpensive dSLR with better-than-average low-light quality, the Pentax K-x nevertheless has some flaws, such as unreliable image stabilization, to watch out for.
Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 (blue)
A very good, fully loaded compact megazoom, the Panasonic Lumix DMC-ZS7 offers a lot of shooting flexibility and a built-in GPS.
Casio Exilim EX-G1 (red)
The Casio Exilim EX-G1 is a good snapshot camera built to take a beating, but its photos and shooting features are nothing special.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W330 (black)
The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W330 is an OK pocket camera, but a little more money will get you a lot more features.
Nikon Coolpix P100
There's a lot to like about the Nikon Coolpix P100, but you'll need to keep your photo quality expectations in check to really enjoy it.
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How to store digital photographs when on vacation
When you're on vacation you may run out of space on your camera's memory card and won't be able to take any more pictures. Fortunately, there are several easy ways to fix this.
How to file digital photographs on a computer
One of the great things about digital photography is that you can take lots of pictures and not worry about the cost of developing them. It's also one of its major drawbacks as you can end up with thousands of pictures on your hard drive, making your collection of photographs hard to manage. You may want to use an image management program to organize your photographs, but you can also do it quickly and easily with Windows Explorer.
How to develop digital photographs from home
Printing your digital photographs using an online photofinishing service is a great way to get traditional prints from the comfort of your own home.
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Help! iTunes lost my purchase. What to do?
Anyone who has purchased music, videos or apps from Apple's popular iTunes store has probably seen this once in a while: You've bought something, but it's not showing up. Don't panic, as we have the solution.
Video: How to best set up your HDTV
A few Sync readers caught me on TV at their local Costco Warehouse -- yes, sorry, I'm on, like, 100 televisions at once! I've been asked to post this video online, so here it is! This video discusses what you need to set up your high-definition television (HDTV) to maximize picture quality.
TechTalk: Need a lawyer? Filing taxes? Technology can help.
Learn about DynamicLawyers.com and UFile software as I'm joined by Michael Carabash and Joanne Birtch.
Windows 7 calculator is better than you think
Glance at the Windows 7 calculator and you may think that it's much the same as the calculator in earlier versions of Windows. But you'd be wrong. Look under the hood and you'll find that Microsoft have made the calculator much more useful.
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Compositional Framing - Frame Your Subject
Learn how the right composition can frame your subject using objects that are already a part of the environment.
Leading Lines in Photography
Incorporating lines in your photos can make the mundane seem dramatic, create a focus for your viewer's eye and improve your overall composition
Including Texture in Your Photography
Learn the benefits of including texture in your photographs and tips on how to do so successfully.
Animal Photography Tips & Techniques
Whether you’re trying to take pictures of wildlife or the family pet, photographing animals can be difficult. Here are some tips and techniques to help you take the best animal photos.
Understanding Depth of Field
Mastering depth of field is a key to unlocking your camera's creative potential. It's also the secret behind stunning portrait shots.
Top 5 Christmas Gift Ideas for the Photographer
Do you have a photographer in your life that you need to shop for but haven’t a clue what to buy them? Here are the top five holiday gift ideas for the photographer in your life.
Shooting from Different Angles for Better Photos
Learn how composing your shot from a slightly different angle can turn a photo from drab to fab.
Behind the Scenes at the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition
The photos make it look effortless, but what's the whole story?
Beyond Pretty Pictures
The art and science of great photography
In the Eye of the Storm
Expert tips on do's and don'ts when chasing extreme weather
Tips From the Classroom
If your interest in photography has moved beyond the point-and-shoot level, it's time to think about taking a class.
How to Get Great Fireworks Photos
If you want to capture the excitement of fireworks this Canada Day, you can get colourful pictures using basic equipment and simple photo techniques.
Shooting in the Dark
There is no better challenge than shooting low-light and nighttime images
Mastering the Basics: Metering
What every photographer needs to know about light metering.
Sharpen Your Image
These techniques can improve your success ratio of tack-sharp images.
Photo Challenge: Change Your Point of View
Change your mental perspective and your visual vantage point.
Hot, Hot, Hot! Tropical Travel Photography
Whether you're interested in eco-tourism, beaches of crystal white sand or colonial architecture, you can find just the right destination.
Create a Photo Inventory of Your Belongings
There's no substitute for having an up-to-date photo inventory of your home.
Flash Photography for Beginners
Learn to use your flash to achieve flattering results, not garish images.
The Fast Track To Better Photos
If you're one of the millions of overscheduled, overwrought people who loves photography but barely has time to read your mail much less time to read tomes of technical information on the fine points of photography, take heart.
Six Easy Ways to Improve Your Photography
New gear won't fix how you take photographs; new techniques will.
Selling Stock Photographs, Part I
If you're interested in having your images published - and getting paid for it - read on.
Windows XP Streamlines Working With Digital Photos
Learn how this OS can make your photo management chores a breeze
When Bad Photographs Happen to Good People
What to do when a great image has a serious flaw.
Outdoor Photography Techniques
Ask any group of photo enthusiasts about their favourite subject, and most will reply "nature."
Composing for Impact
Show your audience the meaning of your message.
Change Your Blurry Past
Working around the limits of auto focus.
Can This Picture Be Saved?
Saving images from doom with a few well-placed tweaks.
Five Common Photography Gotchas and How to Avoid Them
The five most common photo problems and tips on how to solve each problem.
Take Your Own Provocative Photos
It is the suggestion, the hint, of eroticism that tempts lovers to the lair.
Photo Challenge: Tell a Story
Tell a story with a single image.
Pictures Are for Kids, Too
If you think photography is just for adults, think again!
Top Pick Photography Books
Books for beginners, enthusiasts and the pros.
Ten Tips for Getting Better Snapshots
Learn how a few simple tips can make a huge difference when you take pictures
Chasing the Perfect Storm
Three pros share images and stories from their storm chasing adventures.
Photographing the Biggest Party of the Year - Mardi Gras
Imagine a city-wide party that saturates the senses-explosive pageantry, music courtesy of colorful marching bands, elaborate mythical floats, and a million costumed revelers dancing in the streets of a city resplendently festooned with green, gold, and purple streamers.
Five Cheap Tricks to Improve Photographs
No, we're not talking about hiring professional models
A Passion for Photography
One photogrpaher's personal journey.
Top Tricks for Holiday Pet Photos
Tricks to make pet photos fun for you and your pet.
Five Ways to Use An Inexpensive External Flash
The art (and science) of creative lighting.
What Makes a Photo Good?
A checklist for shooting and evaluating your photos.
Picture Your Love
Your camera is the perfect tool for expressing your feelings.
Zero In on the Real Picture
Ask almost any veteran photo editor and they will tell you that the best pictures often emerge only after expert cropping.
Weekend Photo Ideas
What to shoot when you've run out of ideas.
Understanding Resolution
Making sense of pixels, dimensions and print sizes
Top Five Digital Shooting Mistakes and How to Prevent Them
Avoid digital disappointments.
Ten Tips for Better Travel Photos
Tips for getting great pictures on the road.
Take Your Own Romantic Photos
Photograph items that remind you of a special event.
Take the Perfect Portrait
In a successful portrait, the subject's character will emanate from the image.
Take a Break
30 minutes of making pictures can be a creative and refreshing break from the workday routine.
Stay in Touch Using Online Photo Albums
Keeping family traditions alive
Six Digital Photo Problems
A few of the characteristic problems associated with digital cameras, and tips on how to avoid them.
Selling Stock Photographs, Part II
The art of marketing your wares
Say Goodbye to Film
Learn why one pro thinks film has a limited future.
Sage Advice from a Leading Fashion Photographer
Keeping things simple is the key to capturing beauty.
Photo Ops in the Most Unusual Places
Get off the beaten track for the chance to photograph unexpected beauty.
Photographing Graduations and Special Events
You'll want memorable pictures of the once-in-a-lifetime event.
Photo Challenge: Get a Little Closer
Getting good shots with macro photography.
Photo Makeover
Even if you just want family pictures for your photo album, consider enhancing them first
Five Party Photo Do's and Don'ts
Parties can be a great place to take photos. They can also yield poor results. Here's how to work the room like a pro.
Outdoor Lighting Tricks
Outdoor photos only need natural light, right? Read on...
Mastering the Basics: Metering Light for Great Pictures
The 4 basic types of meter and how to use them.
Get Better Color
Color rendition can make or break an image.
Five Ways Digital Photos Can Spice Up a Relationship
Boredom can be the scourge of any relationship - learn how to spice it up with photos.
Five Ways to Make Money with a Digital Camera
Your photography skills combined with your digital camera can be a great way to put extra cash in your pocket
Digital Black and White - Supercharge Your Photography
Photo Web sites and publications are announcing breathlessly that black-and-white photography is "back."
Creative Back-to-School Photography
Capturing the excitement during back-to-school activities is another can't-miss photo opportunity.
Film Selection Tips
Find the perfect film for your photography gear bag.
Breaking Out of a Photography Rut
The trick is to break out of old patterns and look through the viewfinder with a fresh eye.
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