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Have you edited a photograph on your computer and when you went to print it, it was just a tiny image on the page? Ever wondered why your mother’s e-mail inbox rejects the photos of your kids ?

If you are just getting started with digital scrapbooking, then this short lesson is for you. It is simpler than you might think.

Digital Resolution

The tiny dots that make up an image are called pixels. The word “pixel” is a contraction of the words “picture” (or “pix”) and “element” and generally is the smallest part of any type of digitally represented image. People are easily confused because the word pixel assumes subtle differences in meaning depending on the context in which it is used such as in printed images or the megapixels in a digital camera.

To simplify this discussion, just think of a pixel as a tiny point of light or color representing a very small component of a much larger image.

People also talk about resolution when referring to pixels. Resolution is a measurement of how many pixels fit into a certain defined space. You may have heard of “dots per inch” (DPI) or “pixels per inch” (PPI) and the meaning of these two terms adds to the confusion because once again it depends on the context in which the term is used.

Let’s simplify once again by saying that image resolution is an expression of how much detail an image holds.

Our TVs, computer monitors, cell phones, and even digital cameras are full of pixels – thousands and thousands of them all crammed together so closely it tricks the human brain into thinking these tiny dots are a smooth image. These digital images appear just about anywhere we look in our technology filled world, from our PDAs to our car dashboard to the giant electronic billboards on display along the highway or in New York’s Times Square.

The more pixels in an image, the better the image looks. On the contrary, if the pixel count is too low, the image quality suffers. So you may be able to distinguish the individual dots in a microwave display but a printed digital photo looks as smooth as glass. A pixelated image results when the pixel count is so low, you can see the jaggy edges.

Digital cameras have made sharing photos easier than ever. No longer do you have to get film developed and multiple copies printed. Today, many people share their photos through email and social network sites. However, before doing this the image taken from the digital camera is usually downsized.

Digital cameras are built to duplicate film camera quality and therefore capture images with a huge pixel resolution. Compare that to nearly all home computer displays that have a low pixel count, generally under 100 pixels in an inch. Displaying high resolution images on a low resolution device results in an image that appears much bigger than the computer screen. Digital cameras catch images at high resolution to make possible photographic quality prints. But sending this large image file by e-mail will take megabytes of data and many e-mail users will reject it.

Digital Photo Editing

The solution is to resample the image which is geek speak for changing the resolution. Decreasing the number of pixels will make the image appear normal on a computer monitor. And this will let you e-mail Mom with the latest family photos from your latest vacation. But after resampling the image, don’t think that you will still get a quality print any longer since you’ve taken out so many pixels.

The guiding principle now seems simple. Images intended for printing need to be at a high resolution but images displayed on a computer screen need only a low resolution.

If you plan to do both, make a copy of your original digital image for playing around with. Besides allowing for both printing and viewing images correctly, this is also a suggested backup plan for all of your digital images.

Now you are ready to take lots of digital photographs and be able to print and share them without further problems.

Photographers are a picky lot, and many have a favorite camera case they won’t part with for love or money. But talk to a few of these picture fanatics and you’ll soon discover that although they all have a favorite style, very few of them can agree on which style of camera case is best. They will endlessly argue about the advantages of a backpack style over a shoulder holster, whether you want a hand-held camera case or a rolling camera bag and which kind of interior layout is best. One of the main points of contention, however, is whether a hard shell case or a soft side camera bag is best.

The differences between the two are very similar to the differences between traditional hard shell luggage and soft shell luggage. Hard shell camera cases are made from injection molded hard plastic, while soft camera cases are usually made from high denier nylon. You can also get leather camera cases, but these are quickly losing favor in response to the versatility, stain resistance and strength of nylon.

Some photographers favor hard shell cases because they’re virtually indestructible. If you’re traveling around the globe and have to check your camera bag, you’ll probably feel better using a hard shell case. If you’re boating down the Nile River and there’s a danger of your camera case falling overboard, a good hard shell camera case will float, which can save you thousands of dollars. Who wants to see their camera and gear at the bottom of the river?

That being said, most hard shell camera cases are heavy, cumbersome and can be difficult to pack. There’s usually not much versatility built into the interior, so you’ll have to stick with the default packing method the manufacturer has designed, even if it doesn’t seem practical or intuitive to you. If you want to carry your gear around in a backpack style case, a hard shell camera case won’t win points for comfort. It will tend to dig in at the shoulders and isn’t going to conform to the body at all.

Soft shell camera cases made from high quality nylon, canvas or leather, with nylon being the overwhelming favorite because it’s water resistant but breathable, almost impossible to tear, and comes in a variety of strengths and colors. Far more photographers use soft shell camera cases than hard shell cases.

Soft side camera cases are easier to pack and extremely versatile. Most have movable dividers that can be rearranged to suit your needs or removed to give you some extra space. They’re also great for traveling with as carry-on luggage. They will conform more easily to the overhead compartment shape without banging up your gear and are easy to stow almost anywhere.

A soft backpack camera case will naturally be more comfortable than a hard shell. It will conform to the shape of your back and will have some give to it as you’re moving around. The lightweight material is a bonus when you’ll be hiking long distances with a backpack camera case.

The versatility of soft shell camera cases extends to their interiors. In addition to movable dividers, most will also have mesh pockets for smaller items such as memory cards and microfiber lens cloths. Some soft camera cases are expandable, so you can fill them to capacity when needed, or partially collapse the bag to make it a smaller, more manageable size if you’re only carrying the essentials. Many of today’s soft side camera cases are also modular – you can order two different cases that work separately, but can be fastened together to make one larger bag when needed.

The versatility and lightweight of soft camera cases place them squarely at the top of the list for most photographers. Once you’ve decided a soft camera case is right for you, visit some websites that specialize in camera cases to find the perfect one for your photography needs.

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12.0Megapixel HD 1280X720P Digital Video Camera with 3.0″LCD HDMI

Features:
12.0 Mega Pixels (4,048 x 3,040 – 12 Million Pixels)
1280X720P Full HD – High Definition Video Recording
3.0-inch LCD screen
HDMI high-definition output
Maximum 16x zoom
The lithium battery NP60

Product Description
12.0Megapixel HD Digital Video Camera with 3.0″LCD
Image Sensor 5.0 Megapixel HD CMOS Sensor
Lens F/2.6 f=7.0 mm
Zoom 8x Digital Zoom
Focus Range 150cm-lnf(Normal)
LCD Monitor 3.0″ Color LCD
Image Resolution 1M,3M,5M,12M
Exposure -2.0~+2.0 EV
Video Resolution VGA(640X480/30fps).D1(720X480/30fps).HD(1280X720/30fps)
File Format MPEG-4/MOV(H.264)/JPG
Self-Timer 10/20sec
Shutter Speed Electronic Shutter
White Balance Auto/Daylight/Cloudy/Fluorescent/Tungsten
Flash Auto/On/Off
Capture Mode Single/Self-time shot/Continuous shots
Special Mode EIS(electronic image stabilizer);
1080P/8x Optical zoom/HDMI out
Scene Mode Auto Multi-mode
Built-in Speaker/ Microphone Yes/Yes
OSD Language English Multi- Language
System Requirement Windows98/2000/XP/Vista
Storage Media Built-in 32MB Memory; SD/MMC Card Slot Support(up to 8GB)
Out Interface USB/TV(PAL/NTSC)/HDMI
Power Source Li-ion battery
Dimension 137×57x70MM
Weight 325±5g(without battery and Card)

Package :
1 x USB cable
1 x AV cable
1 x HDMI cable
1 x AC Adaptor
1 x hand strap
1 x pouch
1 x CD ROM
1 x English user manual

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Many people looking to buy a second lens for their digital SLR camera are baffled by the number of lenses available. There are so many to choose from, it’s easy to be overwhelmed by the choices. Check out these 5 top SLR camera lenses and discover why people love them so much.

1. Canon EF-S 55-250mm f/4.0-5.6 IS Telephoto Zoom Lens

The key to this lens is the image stabilization. The stabilization allows more photo ops without having to use a tripod. This makes for more crystal clear photos at Johnny’s soccer game, or capturing a flock of birds at take-off. Image stabilization is an absolute must on a hand-held zoom telephoto lens.

2. Canon EF 50mm f/1.8 II Camera Lens

For people looking for a fixed focal length, this lens is lightweight and affordable. The images are sharp with great color balance. It’s great for portraits and it focuses as close as 18 inches, so you gardeners will find this lens very useful. Most people who use this lens can’t stop talking about the picture quality.

3. Nikon 70-300mm f/4.5-5.6G ED IF AF-S VR Zoom Nikkor Lens

This Nikkor telephoto zoom len also has image stabilization which they call Vibration Reduction. It’s the Nikon version of the Canon listed above. The lens is ideal for sports, action, wildlife, and travel when you want a telephoto lens. The fans of this lens love it for capturing sports and action.

4. Nikon 50mm f/1.8D AF Nikkor Lens

Like the 50mm Canon lens above, this lens has a fixed focal length. But the quality of the pictures outweighs the fact that you need to move your feet around alot to get the shot. It’s really versatile and should be in everyone’s camera bag. Fans of this lens say it works great in low light situations both indoors and out.

5. Nikon 55-200mm f/4-5.6G ED IF AF-S DX VR [Vibration Reduction] Zoom Nikkor Lens

This Nikkor telephoto zoom lens is great for professional or advanced amateur photographers. It helps you capture close-up sports shots and national park wildlife without standing right next to your subject. The Vibration Reductions extends the use of the camera to capture more shots while hand held. Like the telephoto lenses above, the lens is slower than a professional zoom, so it’s not a good choice for action photography in lower light conditions (like indoor sports without flash or outside sports at dusk).

Now obviously, these SLR camera lenses are only suitable for Canon and Nikon camera fans. But take this information and find a lens that works with your camera. You’ll explore an exciting new area of photography and take your hobby or profession to a whole new level.

For more information about camera lenses, check out Best SLR Camera.org

You’ve got a great new camera – congratulations! It may have a basic camera bag with it, or you may have purchased or received a camera that doesn’t have a bag at all. Before you tell yourself you don’t really need a camera bag, stop and consider the ramifications of lugging your camera around or wearing it on a strap around your neck all the time.

- If you have a camera of any decent size, you can carry it on a strap around your neck, but that can get old pretty quick. It’s fine when you’re quickly moving around and snapping pictures, but if you have a long break between sessions or are done for the day, that camera is going to get in your way. Tucking it into a camera bag gets it out of your way so you can move freely. Carrying a camera bag is more comfortable than hanging your equipment around your neck.

- If you’ve been using a photographer’s vest, you may be realizing the shortcomings of carrying gear this way. Fumbling around with small pockets is the least of your problems. Vests that will hold enough gear for a serious photographer tend to be cumbersome and hot. When you’re working in a warm environment or want to be able to move around freely, you’ll quickly shed the vest, leaving your equipment and camera in a heap on the floor with the vest. Wouldn’t a camera bag be a better idea? You can take out only what you need instead of having every possible lens, flash and piece of gear hanging off your body. Setting down your camera bag so you can quickly dig through it is also a plus – much easier than groping all over your vest while you’re wearing it. Another bonus – your gear isn’t likely to fall out of your bag, but if you’ve stowed multiple items in your photographer’s vest, it’s inevitable that something will fall out while you’re moving around.

- Some people don’t get a camera bag for their compact digital camera because it’s small enough to tuck into a pocket or purse. It’s a huge mistake; the lens of the camera will quickly be scratched up from shoving it into a denim pocket or letting it rattle around inside a purse where it will get banged up against who knows what. Using a small camera bag will protect your camera even if you tuck it into a pocket or handbag, giving you years more use and a much clearer shot when taking pictures.

- A small camera case protects your camera from the elements when it’s not in use. If you set it down on a table while you’re at an event, a spilled drink, crumbs from food and a number of other mishaps can gum up your camera or seriously damage it. Every time you set your compact digital camera down, tuck it into a small camera bag to protect it from accidents.

- Any time you get new camera equipment, you may discover your old bag isn’t working well for you anymore. Although it costs a bit extra, getting a new, roomier bag increases your versatility. You’ll be tempted to leave some gear or a lens behind if your old bag doesn’t hold everything, but wouldn’t you hate to see the perfect sunset or find the perfect action spot, only to realize the one lens you really need is at home because it didn’t fit into your camera bag? Do yourself a favor and get a larger bag for those times when you just can’t predict what you might need.

The price of a good quality camera bag is worth it every time. If you find yourself wondering whether you need a new camera bag, the answer is probably yes.

The digital world is, in many ways, making life a lot easier for many people with regards to many things. Digital TV and radio have meant that viewers and listeners do not need to struggle with tuning their sets or battle with interference in order to enjoy their favorite programs. With as little effort as pressing a few buttons on the remote control, setting up their new equipment is easy. Increased bandwidth from switching to digital tuners and receivers not only means higher quality viewing and greater choice, but it also means that the airwaves will be able to support more telecommunications functions. However, let’s take a look at the impact of other digitalized devices and what the future might just bring us.

The advances in technology with camera work have led to a significant increase in the number of photographers. With the production of photos much more accessible than ever before, digital cameras can be found under the ownership of a large number of adults. Although simply owning a compact, point-and-shoot camera does not make a person an amateur photographer, this photographic revolution has resulted in lower priced SLR cameras. Manufacturers such as Nikon and Canon have been able to produce entry level units that are affordable to most enthusiasts, and have also converted a few more.

With photography in particular, it is easy to see how many people will tap into their creative minds and turn to taking photos. Gone are the days where you needed a black room and extensive knowledge to develop your own photos in order to actually see them. Now, it is simply a case of connecting a camera to a computer and downloading digitalized images. From here, it’s possible to view all of the shots taken on a clear monitor display before hand picking which ones to get printed out.

Also, showing off your favorite photos has also become significantly easier. Email has slowly replaced traditional posting of letters and attaching your images to send to friends and family is simple. For those that simply wish to show off their snaps around the house, investing in a digital photo frame will mean that you will have an almost endless supply of photos on show. It will also allow you to display a vast number of images and gives you the option of quickly changing them as and when you please.

The future, it appears, lies in the 1s and 0s of the digital age. What, then, will next appear in front of us in digital incarnation? Cassettes and tapes have already been replaced by CDs and memory sticks for recording media. Dictaphones are now known as digital voice recorders. with hard drives to store the captured audio. Perhaps the future will not even be with digital, but other technology may appear as Bluetooth did to take wireless connectivity forwards. Nevertheless, digital has taken the world huge strides forwards and it would be foolish to think that there is nothing new around the corner that will appear. Digital isn’t even old yet, it is the current situation for us.