I have a digital binocular with exposure speed: 1/60s-1/1200s.
What does Exposure speed mean for a digital camera/binocular
Does it mean it can capture moving object?
How come it can't capture moving object? Is this normal?

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I have many 35mm slides and a few hundred feet of 8 mm film. Photos are
no problem because I have a Canon Pixma MP170 all-in-one machine. I have
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I had an amusing experience this evening.
I went into town this evening to indulge in my hobby of photography, and
found myself being aprehended by the law while I was out.
I was taking night shots across the rooftops of well known local landmarks

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From a friend I received a set of digital images which on opening them in
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I enter a lot of amateur photography contests. I've never been lucky enough
to win one, but it doesn't put me off trying.
Anyway, something that has me wondering. The rules of some contests state
that photos must be mounted, and some other contests state that photos must

For car enthusiasts , you will find some car magazine or websites
showing the performance of a car after it was driven 1, 2 or 3 years
or more.
Is there a website for camera or photography readers where test shots

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Is it possible to open LogLuv HDR TIFs created with qtpfsgui in CS1?
The help files say: "LogLuv TIFF is the appropriate format for most
cases because it stores the hdr data in a reasonable amount of space
(i.e. file size). Even if it is a 16 bit format, it can store floating

I think I recall seeing an early version copy of photoshop elements being
given away on the front of a magazine some time ago.
I'm about to embark on a schools project which would really benefit from
some half decent manipulation software. Can anyone tell me if there's a

I am currently looking for suggestions/recommendations for a photo lab
to process my edited photos.  I have tried the likes of WalMart,
SnapFish, Shutterfly, and am currently using Ritz.  I would like to
know if there is a more professional lab to develop my digital

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