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Digital Mythbusting #10
October 07, 2014
Cropping is the same as getting closer. Cropping, in this sense, is about cropping an image when processing, but it also refers to standing in one place and zooming in an...
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Digital Mythbusting #9
September 29, 2014
RAW should be undexposed for highlights. This is another persistent myth that started early on in digital. Images always should be exposed as accurately as possible, and...
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Digital Mythbusting #8
September 23, 2014
You can always crop for a better photo. Technically, this isn't a digital myth. Photographers used to do it with film, as well. With high-megapixel cameras, however, ther...
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Digital Mythbusting #7
September 15, 2014
Contrast is bad. With the popularity of HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography has come the rather arbitrary idea that contrast is no good. Consider this: Photography has a...
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Digital Mythbusting #6
September 08, 2014
All noise is bad. Because cameras today are doing such a good job in controlling noise in digital photos, a rather arbitrary idea exists that any noise in a photo is a ba...
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