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Why Need Ecommerce Product Photo Editing Service

May 13, 2019

Online shopping portals have been dominating the digital business world since the last years. It is going to increase its market capital day by day. As a result, every single property does matter to get success in online business. E-commerce business is significantly connected to high-quality product photos. Customers will not just come and buy […]

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Review – Stellar Phoenix Photo Recovery v6.0

January 9, 2014

When a number of commercial photo recovery software are right in front of you, I know it becomes quite hard to figure out which one of them is capable to recover lost photo, audio and video files in a reliable manner, thereby keeping them intact. However, Stellar Data Recovery – a data recovery company based […]

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Shedding Light on Top Three Mac Photo Recovery Tools

March 25, 2013

Digital photos undoubtedly are better option than traditional film based images and if you have Mac, then you can avail alluring image viewing and editing experiences for sure. But like any other digital data the image files stored on your Mac too are not away from loss. Many times users come across devastating situations of […]

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Photo App “Must Haves” for the iPhone

March 30, 2012

Apple’s iPhone device is capable of performing a huge assortment of different tasks, but few are quite as popular as the imaging capabilities of the device. From sharing applications to those used to transform everyday shots into masterpieces, there are plenty of incredible apps to choose from on the App Store. Some of the following […]

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How would you title this photo?

August 9, 2011

I shot this photo today with the Fuji X100 and figured I’d ask you guys how to title it – so, any suggestions? (also read: Fuji X100 – my first impressions). It was shot in a blacksmith shop but the title doesn’t have to have anything to do with that. Title can be one word, four […]

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Photo of the week: Empire State Building

June 3, 2011

I snapped this photo of Empire State Building on my recent trip to New York. I was on one of the tourist cruises and on my way back from Liberty Island when I decided to rack out my new Sigma 18-250mm OS HSM lens to the full 250mm to fill the frame as much as […]

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Photo of the week: Cow tongue, or, why you need a lens hood…

April 21, 2011

It’s time for another Photo of the Week and this time I’m going to show one reason why it’s a good idea to always use a lens hood on your lens for extra protection… This was shot with a wide angle, Tokina 12-24mm, a really great lens for the price, I think. And yes, the […]

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Photo of the week: Aerial shot of Malta, Gozo & Comino (with iPhone 4)

March 17, 2011

I thought I wanted to try something slightly different for this Photo of the week and show you a real snapshot for once, showing a little bit of where I live. What I mean by “snapshot” is a photo that was born for no real reason other than just to take a photo of whatever […]

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Photo of the week: Naxxar Parish Church in Malta

January 24, 2011

I think it’s been a few weeks since the last photo of the week, so I thought it was time to post another recent photograph. The photo below is the top of the local parish church here in Naxxar, Malta. The chuch itself was built some 400 years ago and it’s a stunning looking church. […]

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10 Tips for Reducing Ink Usage in Your Printer

December 30, 2010

If you have bought a $100 personal printer or are considering purchasing one, you probably know how quickly a small printer can exhaust printer cartridges. And since you have looked at the cost of replacement cartridges, you will know how expensive they are. A printer cartridge on even the smallest of printers can cost up […]

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Example: Why you need to take the photo when you have it – and not wait a few days…

December 13, 2010

This really can’t be said too often: If you see an interesting shot, take it, cause it’s not (usually) going to be there next time! For example, I saw a really great sunset the other day. After the sunset I saw an old mill with Christmas lighting on it. I figured it would make a […]

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Photo of the week: Snowy tree

December 9, 2010

Let’s be honest, this shot isn’t going to win any prizes, I know that 🙂 Why publish this shot as photo of the week, you’re wondering? Well, I’ve headed up north to where my family lives to spend Christmas and there’s snow and cold here. I like how it looks outside, so bright and white […]

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Photo of the week: Birth of Christ

November 26, 2010

I don’t get to experience much daylight during this time of year. In the mornings, sure, but that’s when I go to work – and when I leave work, it’s dark. So when I had to go out and play with my new Sigma 70-200 f/2.8 lens tonight, it was completely dark. In fact, darker […]

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Photo of the week: Chillin’ in the sea

November 17, 2010

This photo was actually shot Sunday, so depending on what part of the world you live in, Sunday is this week – but that’s a minor technicality. The point is, the photo I’ve decided for this week’s Photo of the Week, is this one… Chillin’ in the sea This one was shot at around 5pm […]

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