Give Adobe Photoshop a rest and learn how to use the powerful free photo editor Paint.NET.
By Fei on July 14, 2010
Give Adobe Photoshop a rest and learn how to use the powerful free photo editor Paint.NET.
By Fei on May 26, 2010
Dave answers questions about good exposure for portraits, transferring photos using a card reader or cable, and more
By Fei on April 14, 2010
Use Adobe Photoshop Elements to add a blue sky and fluffy white clouds to a bland sky.
By Fei on April 7, 2010
Getting good pictures with your camera’s flash can be a challenge–here’s how.
By Fei on March 10, 2010
How to capture great photos at a musical performance.
By Jon on December 21, 2009
Make low-resolution digital photos big enough to print without getting blocky pixels.
By Jon on December 19, 2009
The holidays are a time for colorful gifts, candy canes, and holiday pictures. And with a little attention to exposure settings and shooting techniques, you can capture great holiday photos you’ll want to share.
By Fei on November 9, 2009
Worried about photo theft? See if your photos are posted on the Web.
By Jon on November 3, 2009
You can use these tips over and over again this fall, whether you’re shooting Halloween, Chanukah, Christmas, or New Year’s events.
By Jon on October 19, 2009
Everyone loves photos with a sharply defined subject and a blurry, indistinct background. This powerful photographic effect has been used for ages–and it’s shallow depth of field at work. Not sure what depth of field is all about?This week, I’ve rounded up four ways for you to take control of the depth of field in your photos.