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Make Money With Your Digital Camera

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Would you like to start selling your photography? In this latest version of our guide we'll show you how to build your own freelance photography business. Photographers Needed Worldwide!    Sell Your Digital Photos  Get Paid For Taking Photographs  Make Money With Your Digital Camera How would you like to get paid for taking good photos and selling them? That's what this business is all about. It doesn't matter where you live. Thanks to the Internet freelance photographers are able to work from anywhere in the world. The life of a photographer is never boring. One week you might be shooting some new images to build up your collection of stock photography. The next you might be working on assignment for a large corporation. And another time you might be shooting photos for a magazine article or travel publication. In case you haven't already realized, the digital photography industry has been e

Olympus OM-D E M5 Review

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Olympus announced the new Olympus OM-D E-M5, the latest Micro Four Thirds camera, it features a classic design based on the Olympus OM SLR film cameras. Specifications Speed - the world’s fastest*2 FAST AF auto-focusing system plus 3D tracking for improved moving object tracking performance 16.1-megapixel new Live MOS sensor, for high resolution and excellent low-light performance 1.44 million dot high-definition electronic viewfinder, with unique optical design to reduce vignetting, 100% field of view and very short display time lag Powerful TruePic VI image engine, for faster recovery time and excellent image quality (still image shooting sensitivity as high as ISO25600) Ultra-effective in-body image stabilisation using the world’s first*1 5-axis IS, for blur-free movies and stills with any lens Compact, lightweight body in the tradition of the famous OM series, in magnesium alloy and enhanced with proven dust-/splashproof capability Fully co

Nikon SB-910 review

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Nikon has finally announced new Nikon Speedlight SB-910, a replacement to SB-900. There is minor improvement on SB-910 compare to SB-900. [ Nikon SB-910 Specs ] • Professional i-TTL (intelligent TTL) Speedlight • Compatible with FX- and DX-format SLR digital cameras • Guide number : 34 (STD)/39 (CW)/31 (EVEN) (FX-format, ISO 100, m, at 35 mm) • Maximum guide number: 54.5 (CW, FX-format, ISO 100, m, at 135 mm) • Multi-step auto zoom covers wide 17-200mm zoom range • Automatic detection of sensor format : recognizes FX- or DX-format cameras • High-speed recycling time of 2.3 seconds when using LR6 NiMH batteries • AF-Assist illumination : compatible with Multi-CAM 3500 FX/DX AF sensor module • Bounce capability : rotates 180º horizontally to the right & left; tilts up to 90º and down to 7º • Thermal protection system : warns of excessive heat build up during high intensity firing • Hard-type incandescent and fluorescent color filters included • Automatic filter detection: Aut