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Music stimulates people in whatever activities they're engage in. Depending of his preference, it definitely can affect his work in some way.

I hope this helps:<br><br>

 

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Most people consider Canon EOS 350D Digital Rebel XT Digital SLR an entry level camera which is just perfect for you and your budget.

 

You can do no wrong with this purchase.

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Nice shot. No one would suspect it is taken from a vintage camera.

 

Amazing!

I just owned a camera and I've took pictures.

 

So, I'm a photographer then. Good for me.

I just can't understand why defective units are being sold. Whatever happened to QC? Surely all brand new monitors should be made to pass this before being put on the market. This gives a really good frown on my face.

I am also a beginner and I bought a Canon EOS Rebel T2 on eBay some five months ago. I think it is all what you need for a camera. You can do point and shoot while at the same time you can set it to manual to set the settings yourself. The focusing can be set to automatic or manual.

Maybe he didn't bother to take notice of the sailor's name because he had no slightest hint or inkling that the photo would become famous one day.

That I believe is science fiction. One that is tailor made for the movies like the Star Trek and Space Odyssey films.

 

There is nothing that comes to mind except that.

Well, the thing I would do if I am not familiar with a product I am interested to know about is to read the reviews. And I found plenty for Fuji S5 Pro. Here's one of them:<br><br>

 

<a href="http://www.cameratown.com/reviews/review_listing.cfm/hurl/ID|3355">http://www.cameratown.com/reviews/review_listing.cfm/hurl/ID|3355</a>

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Hoping for the best.

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Good luck.

There's one camera, the Fuji FinePix S5 Pro Digital Camera, that is creating a lot of buzz because it is cut above the rest in terms of portraits photography.

 

Maybe, you should take a look into this one.

Other stitching softwares you might want to look at can be found here:

 

http://www.google.com/search?q=stitching+software&sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1B3GGGL_enPH222PH222

But selling on eBay without feedbacks on your part is very difficult. You will received a lot of response from bogus buyers.

 

This is the thing to consider if you plan to sell it there.

 

Maybe, selling it in forums might be a good alternative.

The girl reminds me of Goldie Hawn in the 1960's film called Cactus Flower which I happened to watch on cable TV a few months back.

They are not distasteful. You can sense it from the one who took the photos because the shots did not imply any malicious intent. I could even tell it is an art form by itself. I like the the photo with the back of the lady being taken.

In order to consider whether photography is an art or not, first we have to define what really art is.

 

Wikipedia has this to say about it, "Art is a (product of) human activity, made with the intention of stimulating the human senses as well as the human mind; thus art is an action, an object, or a collection of actions and objects created with the intention of transmitting emotions and/or ideas. Beyond this description, there is no general agreed-upon definition of art, since defining the boundaries of "art" is subjective, but the impetus for art is often called human creativity."

 

And additionally, Encyclopedia Britannica define the arts as "modes of expression that use skill or imagination in the creation of aesthetic objects, environments, or experiences that can be shared with others."

 

Based on these definitions, there's no doubt in my mind that photography is definitely an art. Nothing more, nothing less.

Taken from the perspective of a newbie who still has got a lot to learn about photography, I would say digital should be the preferred choice because the learning process will be very much faster than with film. True, it costs more than the latter in the beginning but this can be offset by the processing fees as you go along taking more photos. Some veteran photographers would tell you to use film if you are really serious, otherwise they would say just settle for point & shoot or compact. Since my budget is only good for a used film, I decided to go for it rather than wait for the price of digital to drop which is very unlikely in the next few years to caome.

I guess the trouble you're experiencing is just temporary. It will just disappear before you know it.

"For the price I was looking at for the 20" Apple Cinema ($599), I could buy an even bigger TV."

 

There are a lot of LCD monitors that are way below that price if you are not too concern about the size of the screen and brand of the unit.

As far as I know, for a newbie like me, the learning process in film photography is very slow as compared to digital. In digital, you can take your shots in wild abandon and see the results right away. The reason I opted for film is because it's what I can afford, but I don't regret my decision because I still have fun taking up photos.

One way is to use Google Directory. Select the Arts category and then photography. From there, you choose which way you'll go. Hope this helps.

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There is the latest release from Fuji which is the FinePix S5 Pro. The camera as I come to know from reviews and user testimonies is great for portrait and indoor shots which make it ideal for wedding photography. It is said to be superior to any brands on the market in this area.

I think this camera is a cross between a point & shoot and DSLR. I'm a little bit confused.