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Picture Keeper
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Picture Keeper is the simplest automatic picture backup device. Unique built in software automatically finds and copies all of your photos. It also works with PC or MAC saving all your precious photos to one secure device for safekeeping. No software installation required. Just plug Picture Keeper into your computer, click “Start Backup,” and Picture Keeper’s built in software does the rest! Every time you plug it in, your Picture Keeper will find new additions and add those to its files in the same folder you use to organize your photos. Other features include:
Canon G11
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Experience professional picture-taking power in the palm of your hand with the PowerShot G11 digital camera. Enjoy a full range of shooting and recording modes, including RAW and JPEG, for the ultimate in creative control. Set up your perfect shot–and show off your results–on the 2.8″ diagonal vari-angle LCD display, or use the optical zoom viewfinder. You can even connect the camera to your HDTV via the integrated HDMI port and experience your images on the big screen. From Canon.
- Includes digital camera, battery pack, battery charger, A/V cable, interface cable, neck strap, and Digital Camera Solution disc
- 10 megapixels
- 5X optical zoom
- 4X digital zoom
- 20X combined zoom
- 2.8″ diagonal vari-angle LCD display
- Real image optical zoom viewfinder
- DiGIC IV image processor
- Optical image stabilization
- RAW/JPEG shooting/recording modes
- Smart Auto mode
- 22 shooting modes
- Built-in flash
- USB 2.0 interface
- HDMI output
- Measures approximately 4-3/8″W x 3″H x 1-7/8″D
- UL listed charger; 1-year Limited Manufacturer’s Warranty
- Made in Japan
LUMIX
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Hit them with your best shots. The Lumix DMCFH20 digital camera delivers professional-quality photography in a slim, everyday design. 14.1 megapixel resolution captures extreme detail and color; the 28mm Lumix DC Vario wide-angle lens fits more in every frame; and 8X optical zoom lets you snap faraway objects as clearly as close-ups.
When you’re pressed for time or unsure of the correct settings, let the Intelligent Auto mode do the work for you–it optimizes the settings according to your conditions for superior results. Or, use the HD movie mode to preserve the action in big-screen-worthy clarity. From Panasonic.
- Includes camera, battery, charger, battery case, A/V cable, USB cable, hand strap, CD-ROM
- 14.1 megapixels
- 1/2.33″ CCD sensor
- 28mm Lumix DC Vario wide-angle lens: nine elements in seven groups
- 8X optical zoom
- 4X digital zoom
- 32X total zoom; up to 67.5X combined zoom with extra optical zoom
- 2.7″ diagonal TFT LCD display
- 40MB internal memory
- Intelligent Auto mode
- MEGA optical image stabilization
- Face detection
- Normal/macro/zoom macro/quick auto focus
- AF assist lamp
- Intelligent multiple light metering
- Program AE
- 25 scene modes
- Intelligent scene selector
- Seven color modes
- Six white balance modes
- Unlimited consecutive shooting: 1.5 frames/second
- ISO sensitivity to 6400
- Built-in flash
- Red-eye correction
- Built-in mic, speaker
- Two-, 10-second self-timers
- QuickTime movie mode, HD video recording
- Multiple playback modes
- PictBridge-compatible
- SD/SDHC/SDXC card slot
- USB 2.0, NTSC A/V out
- DC input
- Measures approximately 4″W x 2-1/4″H x 1-1/8″D
- UL listed charger; 1-year LMW
Canon EOS 500D / Rebel T1i DSLR
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Essential Photography Tips for Scrapbookers
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It is a given that patterned papers and embellishments are certainly an important part of scrapbooking. But like it or not most of the time the layouts are designed to allow the photos to take center stage. This just means that as a scrapbooker the goal is to always search for ways to balance the layout and the photo that needs to be use.
Here are a few tips that can help:
· The very basic rule is to read your camera’s instruction manual carefully. Even though a point and shoot camera is fairly easy to operate, you still need to know what all the settings on your camera are intended to do.
· When in doubt, take the shot. A photographer’s skills improve with practice. The more pictures you take, the better you’ll become at learning how to compose an outstanding shot.
· Use the highest resolution possible. It may require the purchase of a larger memory card, but you’ll have more size options available when you go to create your scrapbook layout.
· Keep a small notebook in your camera bag and use it to jot down photography tips for scrapbookers as you’re experimenting with different techniques. Then, when you take a shot that you’re especially proud of, you’ll be able to remember what settings you used to get that particular effect.
Try to look for a fresh perspective.Shoot from above the subject to draw attention to his or her face.This gives the shot a new twist.
Shoot in Black and White this kind of photo lends a timeless, elegant, and romantic look to your images. This makes it a wonderful choice for wedding, anniversary, or prom pages.It is also very flattering for portraits, since it makes wrinkles, blemishes, and other skin imperfections less visible.
Buy a Tripod-. A tripod helps eliminate the blur caused by the shaking of your hands as you’re working the camera. There are many different sizes and styles of tripods available, but even an inexpensive one will vastly improve your photos.
If you seldom make an appearance in your scrapbook layouts, a tripod also offers the benefit of making it much easier to take a self-portrait. Simply place the camera on the tripod, set the timer, and get ready to strike a pose!
It is a given that patterned papers and embellishments are certainly an important part of scrapbooking. But like it or not most of the time the layouts are designed to allow the photos to take center stage. This just means that as a scrapbooker the goal is to always search for ways to balance the layout and the photo that needs to be use.
Here are a few tips that can help:
