2009 Editor's Picks
Looking for a perfect holiday gift for the “To Me, From Me” under the tree?

Looking for a perfect holiday gift for the “To Me, From Me” under the tree?
Cameras get all the attention. When a new camera is expected from one of the big players, the rumor mill starts up and bloggers frantically conjecture at what new features and technologies it might have.
Camera bags are especially important as they perform two vital functions, protecting your gear from damage and keeping it all organized.
With so many factors to weigh, deciding which computer best fits your photographic needs is a challenge. Consider power and expandability first.
Buying a monitor for digital photography is one of the most important decisions to make on the computer side of imaging.
Without a solid color-management system in place, what you see on screen isn’t necessarily what you’ll get in the final print.
Every photographer needs a backup strategy.
Conventional wisdom says that for the best-looking prints, you should stick with your printer manufacturer’s papers and inks.
Making 4×6-inch, photo-quality prints at home and on the go has never been easier.
Inkjet printers have been outstanding for years now, but the latest generation really advances the state of the art. As camera resolution has increased to easily support it, the trend is toward making larger, 13×19-inch printers the best printers possible for photographers.