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It
seems everyone has an opinion, and everyone has a web site, and the
merging of these has allowed all of us the unprecedented ability to
share information and opinions. Countless times, when I've been
stumped over a computer problem, or researching equipment purchases,
I've come across information posted by someone "out there"
which has been of tremendous assistance. This page, and those
linked to it, is my chance to share some of the things I've learned in
the hopes that the information will save you some headaches, or explain
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Explaining Pixels,
Resolution, DPI and PPI
There are few
things that are more confusing during this transition to digital
photography than the concepts of resolution, pixels, and the proper use
of DPI and PPI. Even many of the photo editors I work with don't
understand it.
Click
HERE for an article I wrote for Outdoors Unlimited, the monthly
publication of the Outdoor Writers Association of America, that helps
explain these terms.
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JPEG vs. RAW, and JPEG Myths
I weigh in on the
debate of whether to shoot JPEG or RAW, and debunk some common myths
about JPEG. Click HERE.
You Be The Judge
How much difference between a JPEG and RAW Image? A RAW-JPEG Comparison
HERE. On
Pixel-Peeping
(Or the tendency to scrutinize photos to death.)
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Practical Photoshop
Photoshop is a
powerful tool, but many of its features are more appropriate for graphic
artists than digital photographers. Just
what do you need to know to do to an image if all you want to do is
submit it to an editor, or make prints? Download
this PDF file of a PowerPoint presentation I gave at the Outdoor Writers
Assn. of America annual conference in Madison, WI, June 2005. Practical
Photoshop Download Free
Adobe Acrobat Reader to read these files can be downloaded HERE.
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