Digital Photography Guy

Starlight asked:


A friend said there was a method to, but I do not believe him very much. Does anyone know if a method exists to put digital images on film?

It would help, because I’m taking a Photography class and my eyes are very bad. The auto-focus feature on a digi would help, since I’m using a retro B&W camera.
My camera is totally manual and old, there is no auto focus, else I would use it!

Forget going to school.. make money like this

sexiebum asked:


I have a photographer who is coming to do my wedding it is all digital but i willbe getting 100/120 proofs are these pictures? Please help i feel so thick. What are prints?
So I would need to get the proofs printed into pictures okay thank you

Crystal

Kainkin asked:


I have a Canon Digital Rebel XTi with the standard 18-55mm lens that has an aperture of 3.5-5.6 I think and was wondering what is the best setting for that camera and lens combination to get the best results for taking pictures of the night sky (in terms of shutter speed, aperture, white balance, etc.). I do have a tripod but it is not equipped to move with the planets–no equitorial mount if that is what it is called. Also, I would like to get an inexpensive but still nice additional lens that may be better suited for astro-photography without a telescope, any suggestions?

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Iana’s a bum asked:


I’m going to take a photography class in school and im also planning on continuing to use it often if I do get one. Does anyone know if its better to get a digital SLR or a film. also does anyone have a suggestion for both types as well?

Enough, show me the money!

Phillies WS CHAMPS 2008 asked:


I have a camera to shoot well in weddings, and I have shot some weddings as a ’second photographer’ with a friend of mine who does photography for a living.

I have a nice camera (Canon Digital Rebel XTi SLR with a 18-55 mm and a 75-300 mm zoom lenses)

Anyway, I guess I am good enough to shoot weddings, or so I have been told, but don’t know how to do it ‘professionally’ and would appreciate any tips you would be willing to share with me.

Vanessa

shesweet59 asked:


I have recently setup a portrait photography studio in my home. I was using a Pentax ist DL 6.1MP Digital SLR to take them. I decided to purcahse a canon rebel 400 Xti 10MP Digital SLR. I seem to get batter pics with my Pentax. I am considering selling my Canon – but I want to give this camera a chance. Any experiences on these two cameras would be helpful. Any suggestions on how to take good portraits with this camera or my Pentax would also be appreciated as well. I should add that I have been using my Pentax film camera for years and switched over to digital media last year. I have taken both cameras to do wedding photography and still my Pentax outshines the Canon when comparing the photos taken by both.. Funny thing is I am using a SunPak mount flash on my Pentax and a Canon Speedlite 400 or 430 on the Canon and the Pentax still does better. Help!!!

Denise

Alicia asked:


I have a Canon Digital Rebel. I ahve doing photography for quite some time and am now starting to focus onw edding photography. I have only done 2 weddings, and though I am good with photoshop, I am realiziing that i need some new lenses in order to really make my photos much higher quality…..and not spend hours on photoshop! The max I can afford right now is $500. I prefer the $200-$300 range. Any sugestions?
I am currently using a 28-55mm canon lens, and a 70-300 tamron lens.

Billy

Faranak K asked:


I have PHOTOSHOP, but work with it is difficult and complex.
I want a simple and easy to use software for this reason (make star effect on bright areas of a digital photo, such as star or cross screen filters in analog photography).
If you know such software, would you please tell me?
Sincerely

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Brittany S asked:


We are currently studying photography in my communication Tech class. Teacher wants us to give a detailed description of how a digital camera takes its pictures…can you help?

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shesweet59 asked:


I have recently setup a portrait photography studio in my home. I was using a Pentax ist DL 6.1MP Digital SLR to take them. I decided to purcahse a canon rebel 400 Xti 10MP Digital SLR. I seem to get batter pics with my Pentax. I am considering selling my Canon – but I want to give this camera a chance. Any experiences on these two cameras would be helpful. Any suggestions on how to take good portraits with this camera or my Pentax would also be appreciated as well. I should add that I have been using my Pentax film camera for years and switched over to digital media last year. I have taken both cameras to do wedding photography and still my Pentax outshines the Canon when comparing the photos taken by both.. Funny thing is I am using a SunPak mount flash on my Pentax and a Canon Speedlite 400 or 430 on the Canon and the Pentax still does better. Help!!!

Kathryn