Showing posts with label free digital photography tips and lessons. Show all posts
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Saturday, 12 September 2009

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Digital Photography Tips: Recovering Lost and Deleted Pictures

Pushed the wrong button and removed a whole bunch of pictures from a memory drive? Brought your digital camera home only to find out that there are no pictures in it? Formatted a flash memory drive full of pictures or got the card corrupted? No worries! There is an easy way out. In fact, there is more than one way out!



There are numerous data recovery products on the market. But do you really need those bulky, pricey solutions designed to fix hard drives and partitions in order to restore a few pictures? While your picturessure are valuable and there's no doubt they are well worth the time and money you are about to spend on a recovery tool, try thinking out of the box. What if I tell you that you don't have to pay an awful lot of money to get your pictures back? What if I tell you about a product that gets the job done yet costs less than a third than its generic competitors? What if that tool is not only more affordable, but also works better and is simpler to use? I must be kidding, right?



Well, I am not kidding, and there exists a better alternative to the expensive and bulky generic data recovery tools. C-photo Recovery by http://c-datarecovery.com/ makes picture recovery a snap. It recovers pictures and even RAW files from all kinds of storage, including memory cards, USB flash drives, hard drives, and even directly from digital cameras connected to the computer via a USB cord. What makes C-photo Recovery truly different from its competition is not its affordable price and not the ease of use. It's the quality that matters. Sure you can master the product in minutes, and sure it won't force you robbing the bank. It's the quality that matters. It's your pictures that you either get back or not.



C-photo Recovery genuinely stands out thanks to its dedication to digital photography. This dedicated picture recovery tool is created to effectively find and undelete digital pictures in all popular formats from any storage media. No matter if you are recovering a photo album from a damaged hard disk or a recent shooting from a damaged memory card, C-photo Recovery will get the job done even if your memory card or hard drive is corrupted, reformatted, unreadable or inaccessible.



Users of compact digital cameras will appreciate the simplicity of the program and the possibility to recover pictures directly from the camera when connected to the computer via a USB cord. Digital SLR shooters will appreciate the ability to recover RAW files in a variety of formats, including CRW, CR2, RAW, TIFF, TIF, NEF, PEF, and X3F. There's no doubt that all the well-known formats such as JPEG, GIF, BMP, PNG and many others are also supported.



There are two features that make C-photo Recovery genuinely unique. Its Super Search technology is designed to recover pictures from severely corrupted, formatted and inaccessible disks and flash cards. The technology scans the entire card or disk in order to locate the beginning and end of each recoverable picture, which makes it possible to salvage pictures from cards and disks that have been reformatted or severely damaged.



To ensure recoverability of each picture, C-photo Recovery throws free image preview into the mix. You can always preview the picture before getting it recovered. That works in both free and full versions of C-photo Recovery.



What are you waiting for? Visit http://c-datarecovery.com/ and obtain your free evaluation copy now!
About the Author

Kharinsky Michael CEO of C-Data Recovery http://c-datarecovery.com/about.php



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Thursday, 10 September 2009

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Commerical photography?

I am going to start commercial photography with small businesses. Do a few free ones to build my portfolio. Then charge $200 for a four hour session and $20 for each additional hour. The customer will receive digital negatives and 100% rights. I am very friendly and open minded to suggestions.

So I would really appreciate if you would help me build on this idea. Should I do a different approach or add on to what I have planned. Or just go with what I have. You as a small business owner, what do you think. You as a photographer, what tips do you have? Thank you very much! : )


1. do you have any experience of commercial photography at all. i.e. as an assistant or the like?

2. what sort of "commercial" photography

3. DON'T do any free sessions EVER. If you want shots for your portfolio then either work as a second shooter or hire in models if you are planning on shooting people. If you are planning on shooting packshots/equipment etc then hire it and get your book together.

4. NEVER EVER EVER give 100% rights. Commerciall photography works on licensing the images.
If you do not know about usage licensing and rights then you are nowhere ready for commercial work.

5. your rates are way too low. Your day rate should be 600-800 minimum and half day should be 60% of that. You can offer a basic one of usage license for print/web in that but charge for any other usage.

6. you really need to study this further. Currently your business plan is non existent.


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