Here's a collection of interesting bokeh samples from various movies:
<http://www.edgehill.net/1/?SC=go.php&DIR=Misc/photography/bokeh/movies>
For those who poo-pooh the value of bokeh, movies are a great example of
where deliberate out-of-focus highlights are routinely used to ...

Next month I will be getting a camera. The question is, which one should I
get. I want more than a point and shoot. It would be nice to develop some
skill in photography. I have been looking at the Canon Powershot A 630.
Would this be a good camera to work with or should I be ...

I'm forming a photography LLC and need to create an operating
agreement. It is a very important document, and I want to construct it
correctly. For complete legal assistance to create the document I was
recently quoted a price of $750 in addition to a filing fee of $150. I

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I am considering the Canon Powershot G7, but looking at this image, I'm in
some doubt as it looks quite soft to me.
http://www.steves-digicams.com/2006_reviews/g7/samples/img_0325.jpg
Anyone else think this is a poor shot for this camera?

What is a decent low end (around $100) camera?
TIA
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Can anyone please suggest a really good software used for stitching
photos? I've used adobe's photomerge all this time, and frankly it
sucks.... something with more functions and controls.
Cheers!

I came across a neat little trick the other day for adding a
polarizing filter effect in Photoshop. You may already be familiar
with it. If so, no harm done. If not, you may find it very helpful.
I've written an article with screen shots you can read at www.aioponline.org.

I've heard that you can substitute the palm of your hand for a grey card.
Is this true?
What else can you use in place of a grey card?
Thanks.

Hi again,
Does anyone ever take pictures with their cell phone cameras?  I do.
And I have found that I can take some creative pictures with what I
would call a "primitive" digital camera.  I like to compare taking

I have placed some new panoramic pictures on my website,
made in the North of Lapland, Finland (Levi Ski Resort)
www.panorama-foto.nl/index3.html (the bottom 2 pics)
and

I've recently formed a photography company, and I need to assess the
fair market value of my photography equipment to construct my initial
balance sheet. Does anyone have suggestions on any  resources  that
can make this task easier? My equipment is professional (Hasselblad

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