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If it will help improve your digital photography, it will be in DP's Tip of the Week. Check back each week for a new photography tip.

All About Color Fringing—06/21/10

The causes and fixes for crippling chromatic aberration

I recently came face to face with a photographic demon I’ve heard a lot about but had never before seen up close.

Colorizing Black-And-White Photos—06/14/10

Using Photoshop to create a classic hand-painted effect

If you’re an ancient Gen-X-er like me you probably remember when billionaire media mogul Ted Turner began colorizing classic black-and-white films from Hollywood’s golden era.

Ten Tips For Photographing Kids—06/07/10

Summer is a perfect opportunity to photograph children at play

A friend of mine is a talented photographer with a knack for photographing children.

Ten Reasons To Overexpose—05/31/10

Overexposing RAW captures creates more detail and minimizes noise

I recently delved deep into a topic I’ve long heard photographers discuss but had never seriously tested for myself: overexposing RAW files.

How To Learn From An Online Image Critique—05/24/10

Improve as a photographer by showing your work online, but be prepared

One of the best ways to improve your photography skills is to show your work.

The Clean Sensor Manifesto—05/17/10

Pledge yourself to these six rules for unspotted shots

You’d think by now we would have figured this one out, but yet there’s still dust on my sensor on a regular basis.

Using lightroom for organization and backup—05/10/10

Ten tips to keep files safe and searchable via Lightroom

I don’t know that I’m totally neurotic, but I’m definitely worried about one thing in photography: the organization and backup of my digital image files.

Build a better portrait with a hard-light kick—05/03/10

Go against the soft-light trend to add punch to portraits

I recently had the opportunity to interview photographer Mary Ellen Matthews, and she taught me a thing or two about making portraits that pop.

Ten Tips For Better Baby Photos—04/26/10

Newborn babies make for once-in-a-lifetime photo opportunities

So, you’ve got a new baby on your hands. No doubt your largest concern at the moment is trying to photograph that baby.

How To Fix Your Broken Camera—04/19/10

How to pick the right camera fix for you

You always carry your camera carefully; you’ve done so for years. But then a single misstep, or a poor grip, or any number of other mishaps suddenly leads to your worst photographic nightmare: you drop your camera.

10 Things New Photographers Should Know—04/12/10

What I wish I had known when I got my first camera

You’ve got your brand new D-SLR and you’re ready to move into the ranks of serious amateur photographer.

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