Step 3: Shoot the Macro Photo At the closest focus distance, snap the photo. Make sure that the auto-focus has locked-on to the object so that the photo is ...

May 9, 2007 · This should result in a better image. Lastly, don't expect close-ups to look good.

Step 2: Get as Close as You Can Without Blurring the Photo. Now you are ready to shoot the photograph. Move your digital camera toward the object. Use the auto- ...

If you only have a film camera, you can always scan in your prints and work with the digital scan to create your negative art. There are quite a number of ...

Jan 24, 2007 · Bought a 512 Gig card (extra!), and it is a great camera. What is wrong with having to wait a few seconds for the camera to process the picture?

Feb 2, 2008 · P.S. Here are a few battery tips: (a) the original battery that comes with the camera is a cheap one without much juice; your own batteries ...

If you have no experience with photography or photo editing, this book will quickly make you understand the problems that every professional photographer has ...

Aug 27, 2005 · I bought it because it was cheap, it came with its own stand, and I actually believed what it said on the back about 'enhance your photos'...

Feb 25, 2007 · It took better pictures with no flash in medium light settings than using the flash. As for the delay in taking photos, obviously you haven't ...

Aug 3, 2007 · Amazingly, I bought the $59 7.1 megapixel camera 2 days ago. First, it won't save any of the settings you change. Second, the camera user ...