Photography, Video, & Gadgets for Boomers & Their Families
Endless Years has left for Europe. Currently, we’re in Switzerland. But, we want to begin a photo album of our trip, even though it’s more business related than not. After we complete our trip we’ll provide more information on the point-and-shoot camera that is being using for this adventure. Not every image Endless Year’s post [...]
Graceland opened a trio of new historical exhibits, including one focusing on Elvis Presley’s 1968 Comeback Special, and another called “Private Presley.” The latter is a mix of famous and rarely seen photos, footage, documents and memorabilia detailing one of the more overlooked chapters in Presley’s remarkable life and career, his 1958-1960 stint in the [...]
Joel Satore has written a book entitled, “Photographing Your Family.” National Geographic Online has excerpted 10 basic tips for your perusal.
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Source: National Geographic via W. Logan via EndlessYears.com
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SAN JOSE, Calif. - March 27, 2008 - Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced Adobe Photoshop Express public beta, a free Rich Internet Application (RIA) available to anyone who wants to store, sort and show off digital photos with eye-catching effects. During the public beta period, Adobe will solicit Photoshop Express user feedback on product [...]
“What has happened to objectivity, or selectivity, for that matter? Maybe it’s just me, but too many people seem bent on trying to archive even the most mundane moments,” asks Thomas Hoffman in this opinion piece…
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Source: Computerworld via EndlessYears.com
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Point-and-shoot digital cameras automatically focus. We call this “auto-focus.” You point your camera at your subject and as you gently press the shutter* the camera quickly focuses and then captures the picture. The camera does all of this thinking. This is convenient especially if you always place your subject(s) in the very dead center of [...]
