A trip to the zoo is a great way to spend quality time with the family. DadLabs suggests incorporating a photo safari to make the adventure even more exciting for the kids.
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Night Photography with Kids (Video)
DadLabs offers some night photography tips on how to create cool images. Learn how to create ghost pictures and how glow in the dark items can give you some really interesting photographs.
Dad TV: Night photography with your kids
If you’re looking for a fun photo project for your family, night photography is one way to go. In this episode of Gear Daddy, Daddy Troy shares some photography tips on how to create cool images with your kids. Using sparklers, glow sticks, and flashlights and a few camera shutter and flash tricks, you can create some fun pictures. Check out how to create ghost pictures and how glow in the dark items can give you some of the most interesting photographs.
Dad TV: Backing up your Digital Family Photos
Family photos taken with a digital camera are some of the most treasured items for dads and moms. In this episode of The Lab, Daddy Clay and Daddy Troy discuss how you can archive digital photos, as well as how to backup the files to keep them safe. How often should you upload your digital pictures from your camera to the computer? … Can you do backups using sites like Facebook or Flickr or should you consider a backup service like Mozy? Check out this video for answers to these and other important data backup questions.
Ten Tips for Making Great Photo Greeting Cards for the Holidays
If you want your family’s photo greeting card to impress your friends this holiday season, here are 10 helpful suggestions from professional photographers Michele and Tom Grimm, authors of a brand new handbook, The Basic Book of Digital Photograph y . … If the sun is causing shadows on the faces of your family, or you are shooting indoors in dim light, we recommend using the camera’s built-in flash or an external flash unit to provide “fill” light that illuminates your subjects more evenly. Avoid the “red-eye reduction” flash setting, if your camera offers it, because this makes a series of pre-flashes or a steady light that causes some people to blink or shut their eyes. … To save money, select a “Picture Package” in your image-editing software to make several prints on one piece of photo paper — such as two 5 x 7-inch or four 4 x 5-inch prints on a single 8-½ x 11-inch sheet — and cut them apart. … ©2009 Tom Grimm and Michele Grimm , authors of The Basic Book of Digital Photography: How to Shoot, Enhance, and Share Your Digital Pictures Author Bios Tom Grimm and Michele Grimm, authors of The Basic Book of Digital Photography: How to Shoot, Enhance, and Share Your Digital Pictures , are a husband-and-wife photojournalism team who have spent nearly four decades traveling the globe; the couple has visited every continent and more than 130 countries in search of the perfect photographic image.
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