Courtney Clarke

Nikon & Canon Photography

How can I get commercial prints of my digital photographs to look more like they look on screen?

April 3, 2013 // by admin

Question: How can I get commercial prints of my digital photographs to look more like they look on screen?
When I print digital photographs at Costco, they turn out much darker than the images I see on the screen. My work flow is:

Canon SD300 – GraphicConverter (Mac) to sharpen, crop, set color profile – Costco printer

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What is a really good digital camera to buy?

April 3, 2013 // by admin

Question: What is a really good digital camera to buy?
I do not know too much about what to look for in cameras. I have Nikon s9100, to me it is fast, but pictures come out blurry. I am looking for a camera that is fast, great zoom, good flash..any recommendations? I liked that canon s95 but I read it is a little on the slow side…I like more a Canon..or a Nikon but I am open to other brands. Thanks Jessica

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Would it be the same resolution if i uploaded from a different camera?

April 2, 2013 // by admin

Question: Would it be the same resolution if i uploaded from a different camera?
So i used a sony cybershot camera to take pictures, then my battery died and noticed the memory card could fit in the canon powershot camera. Im uploading the picutres i took from my sony camera but using the canon one onto the computer. Will it still be the same resolution if i uploaded from the sony? I really like the sony’s quality thats why and want it to stay like that when i view the pictures on the computer

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How do I charge a DSLR while still using it?

April 2, 2013 // by admin

Question: How do I charge a DSLR while still using it?
This probably sounds like abit of a dumb question, but is there a cord that comes with the camera? That can make the use of the charge while using the camera. I don’t want to plug in the camera to a computer. Is there a way from a power supplier? I want to know this mainly for long exposures and just out of curiosity. And also mainly the Canon 60D but Im guessing it is the same with different brands. Thanks a bunch :)

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