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Article By Ziv Haparnas. Mr. Haparnas pounds away at the obvious in this article, but bookmark it for when you need argumentative fodder for that next film hold-out who rattles on about film’s superiority.

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Article by Andrea Ghilardelli. You’ve probably heard of HDRI (or HDR). No? Bet you’ve seen the images though. Hard to miss… the pics are so striking, seeing one’s like taking a baseball bat to the head.

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BY BRIAN TREMBLAY

Digital cameras have never been more affordable. Just a mere six or so years ago, a 2 megapixel digital camera was going for nearly $900. Now you can buy three times as much camera for less than half of that. Digital SLR cameras of professional quality are affordable for the average consumer. Stores can’t keep them on the shelves. But, once you get the camera home, you can run into a whole new set of problems if your computer is not ready for digital photography.

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BY VALERIE GOETTSCH

How do I get my photos off my digital camera? For some, this is an obvious question with an obvious answer. But as digital camera purchases continue to grow in leaps and bounds with more people converting from traditional 35mm to digital, many new users get confused about the many optionsavailable. Here is a review of the various ways to get your digital photos off your camera and printed.

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BY DENNIS LIGHT

Breaking away from film and entering the world of digital isn’t easy. But for you, the entry-level person, and me, a former computer illiterate, it’s a challenge that can be successfully met. Once mastered, you’ll find new horizons that were not available to you in the past.

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BY MIKAEL KARLSSON

In the early days of digital cameras, I used to recommend to people who were interested in licensing out their images to purchase a Digital SLR (DSLR) with 6 or more megapixels. These days I also recommend that they first look at the camera’s sensor size. This is because there are cameras now on the market that are technically DSLRs, but don’t have a sensor size required to produce professional results.

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BY T.J. TIERNEY

Are you looking to get the best quality from your digital SLR? If the answer is yes, you need to forget about the auto modes and set your digital camera to RAW.

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BY CHRISTINE PEPPLER

For those of you who aren’t computer savvy, buying a digital camera can force the issue of learning a few things about computers if you wish to download, save, or print your pictures at home. Gaining knowledge about file formats is one example. Understanding a little bit about how pictures are recorded on a digital camera and subsequently saved to a computer is critical but fairly simple, even for a beginner.

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BY GARY BUNN

“Dodging and Burning” are essential techniques to finish off any black and white image, especially useful for atmospheric or moody images. This is a fantastic method of producing black and white landscapes in particular. It’s a fairly simple technique that requires an image editing program like Photoshop, but most good editing programs have a “Dodging & Burning” tool that isn’t too difficult to use.

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After learning of the Digital Photpgraph Review site, I’ve really found little need to go searching for more digital photography equipment “review” sites elsewhere.

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