Posted on January 25, 2013
by karenulvestad
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In the film world, photography was relatively simple for the photographer. We selected our film, shot our photos, developed the film (either ourselves or at a lab), edited the photos, and finished with a final product. We had a choice in film speed, and… Continue Reading “Learning Your Digital Camera can be Fun!”
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Posted on June 1, 2012
by karenulvestad
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Often times, I get asked if I “Photoshop” my photographs. If it was a film image, it would be like asking me if I took my film to a photo lab, which I worked at one for a couple of years. Our job as employees… Continue Reading “What’s in a Digital Darkroom?”
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