Ever go to a shoot and noticed that all your photos seemed to be slightly over exposed or under exposed even if you had your light meter right in the center? Well, it's easy to fix that problem with a built-in feature in many Canon dslrs called Exposure Compensation... Don't worry... it's really simple. Just a few steps and you're good to go.
Finally, the performance on my battery has gone down and brings me to the fact that nothing will last forever. Do I need to replace my battery? How will I know that it's no longer performing optimally?
Browsing the internet, I stumbled upon a comical sarcastic logo of LinkedIn. The image as portrayed below made me realize just how much I missed the good old days (2007ish) when SNS sites such as Facebook and LinkedIn had a real purpose, which was to connect. Those days of the past was when Facebook was open exclusively to college students and LinkedIn to career driven people.
The target user base was very clear and specific: networking.
Most of Canon's lenses have full-time manual focusing that allows you to manually focus even if the lens is switched to autofocus. But for lenses that don't have this feature you are required to switch to manual focus or you can damage the focus motor. Most of them are EF-S lenses. Which one are they?
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The internet "community" most notably internet users in the US are showing their commitment to take down the SOPA and PIPA bills by letting their sites go DARK! And they are! A lot of them!!!
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A new model of the popular HD sports cam is now on sale and it's better than the last one!
Out of focus shots have been a problem for many photographers but fear no more... it seems that geniuses from Adobe have created a way to deblur images through just a couple of clicks.
It's April 1 in the US today (April 2 in Japan), and just I saw a new cool feature that Google calls "Gmail Tap".
Heed the advice that an academic education is no longer a wise investment that can guarantee a prosperous future. When I went to school, the internet was just starting to pick up. Today, you can learn anything you want with will-power and a computer with an internet connection.
