Here’s Stephanie with her latest free Photoshop brush set, Aurora Borealis - Northern Lights, along with a new brush tip… (posted by Jennifer Apple for www.PhotoshopSupport.com)
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Over the weekend I sat down with The Photographer’s Eye by Michael Freeman - one of numerous unread photography books that are piling up on my desk at the moment.
I’d had this book recommended to me by a number of Digital Photography School readers and thought that it was probably time that I checked it […]
Original post by Darren
Digital Camera Review have reviewed the new Olympus Mju Stylus 790SW - an update to the 770SW - the 7 megapixel digital camera is Shockproof to 1.5m, Waterproof to 3m, and freezeproof - it features a 3x optical zoom lens, 2.5″ screen, 23 scene modes, VGA video, 7cm macro, ISO upto 1600, BrightCapture and Shadow Adjustment Technology, Face detection focus, and TruePic III image processor. It’s available in four colours Orange, Silver, Black and Blue for £162:
“Like the first Stylus, the 790 SW is capable of capturing very good snapshots and memory photos with little effort on the part of the photographer. If that’s not enough, the diminutive 790SW is built like a tank and can be taken along on active outdoor adventures (like back country hiking, rock climbing, off-road biking, snorkeling, skiing, kayaking, canoeing, windsurfing, hang gliding, and white water rafting) that would oblige most users to leave the digital camera at home.”
Original post by Joshua
Photography BLOG have reviewed the new Nikon Coolpix P5100, a 12 megapixel digital camera, with a 3.5x optical zoom lens, optical image stabilisation, 2.5″ screen, ISO3200 and face-priority focus. The Nikon Coolpix P5100 is available for £215
“Smaller than you’d guess from the product images, my initial impressions of the P5100 were of excitement and fun, and using it is a real joy for anyone wanting at least some – although inevitably not all – of the control offered by a consumer DSLR in a more manageable, portable form. While it is small, the controls feel evenly spaced and of sufficient size for accessibility and ease of operation. “
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