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Experience the Magic of the Alabama Gulf Coast
Geographically, the state of Alabama runs the gamut from the Appalachian Mountains in its northeast corner to the white-sand beaches along the Gulf of Mexico in the south. Is it the water or the sand that makes Alabama Gulf Coast … Continue reading
More on D-SLR Lens
In the previous post I discussed the three basic categories of lenses—normal (or standard), wide angle, and telephoto—and the most common uses for each. All lenses are described in two ways: Focal length (as measured in millimeters) Speed (maximum aperture … Continue reading
Which Lens Should I buy for my D-SLR?
The beauty of D-SLR is that you can attach a different lens to your camera depending on what and where you’re planning to photograph. Some lenses are best suited for landscapes while others are better for birds and animals. There … Continue reading
Survey to Determine Why Winter Texan Numbers Have Declined
The number of Winter Texans coming to the Rio Grande Valley has fallen, and folks at the University of Texas-Pan American want to know why. They’re asking Winter Texans to fill out a survey on its website. Penny Simpson, director … Continue reading
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Building a D-SLR System
The camera is only part of the equation when it comes to image quality. Cameras get all the attention, especially from first time buyers. Your D-SLR is only as good as the lens you mount on it. Many aspiring photographers … Continue reading
Selecting a D-SLR System
Making the jump to a D-SLR opens up the world of photography in new and exciting ways. A D-SLR offers many advantages over a point-and-shoot compact camera in terms of speed, flexibility, durability, programmable features, and a variety of functions … Continue reading
Are You Ready for a Snowbird Tax?
The governor of a northern state is proposing a snowbird tax on residents who live 60 days to just under six months in the state. Spend most of the year in Florida, Texas, Arizona, or another Sunbelt state, and a … Continue reading
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Mirrorless: New Kid on the Block
The two most popular types of digital cameras are D-SLRs and compact point-and-shoots. D-SLRs produce excellent image quality and are very quick, and interchangeable lenses make them highly versatile. Their main disadvantages are that they’re relatively bulky, complex, and costly. … Continue reading
Choosing a Digital Camera: Additional Considerations
Digital cameras come in a wide range of sizes, capabilities, and prices. From pocket models about the size of a deck of cards to pro bodies, there’s something just right for everyone and for every pocketbook. Choose a Camera That … Continue reading
Choosing a Digital Camera: Ask Yourself These Questions
To assist you in buying a digital camera that does what YOU want it to do, ask yourself a series of questions. What kind of photography do I plan to do? The number one variable is anticipated use. What type … Continue reading