Photo Trek

There are two options for the new installment of tips and tricks.  The first one is one that has been an option for a while and deals with calibrating your monitor, and how color management will help you get the pictures on paper that you see on your monitor.

The second option deals with the proper use of split Neutral Density Filters.  This was brought on by a product review of the Lee Filter System that houses my 4x6" slot filters.  These are a bit different that normal filters and are worth a look into how they work.

Just drop your ballot in the box, and leave a comment if you wish.  The next Tips and Tricks will take place around the end of the month.

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• #6 Comment from nanmm11 
  3/25/08 10:43 AM | Permalink

  Both are interesting but which ever you do first, I know the other will be explained in time.
  Thanks,
  Boston Nancy
  
• #5 Comment from nhd106 
  3/25/08 8:59 AM | Permalink

  CALIbrate...CALIbrate...dance to the muuuusic....CALibrate..CALibrte...
  
  I'll stop,
  Nancy
• #4 Comment from mutualaide 
  3/25/08 8:54 AM | Permalink

  Calibrate my monitor?  Funny, I had forgotten one could do that.  
• #3 Comment from fisherkristina 
  3/25/08 4:51 AM | Permalink

  It never occured to me to calibrate my monitor.  Interesting.  Thanks for the ideas you share with us!
  
  Krissy
  http://journals.aol.com/fisherkristina/SometimesIThink
• #2 Comment from oldetownephotos 
  3/25/08 3:41 AM | Permalink

  My biggest trick would be finding time to get out and make more photos.  I thought you were supposed to have more time when you got older.  An article on how to grow another pair of hands would be nice.
  Overwhelmed in VA