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Scanning
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Save photos and artwork in TIFF format if
you're altering them.
If you are going to crop or otherwise alter a photo/artwork on your computer,
first resave the image in TIFF format, rather than in JPEG, which is the
most common image format.
Every time a JPEG file is opened and resaved, data are thrown out and
rebuilt, so the file starts to degrade. A TIFF (Tagged Image File
Format) file takes up more space in your computer's memory but will
better preserve image quality as you work with your photo.
source:
National Geographic Digital Photography Field Guide |
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Photography Tips |
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Tips
on scanning photographs by Hewlett-Packard |
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How
to take travel pictures like a pro by Fodors.com |
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Taking
Great Pictures by Kodak |
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Pet
Photography by PhotoLinks
(great article on photographing your pet) |
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When taking photos, avoid harsh facial shadows
by using the soft lighting of a cloudy day or a shady area. On sunny
days, if your camera has several flash modes, select Fill-Flash. This
will fire the flash even in bright sunlight. This "fills" the
shadows on nearby subjects, creating more flattering portraits in direct
sunlight.Source:
Kodak.com
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