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2011-09-26 focusing technique:

If you have a modern camera such as Nikon D90, Canon D40 etc., place the AF selector point on the person and the AF will automatically track the moving person and focus as they move.  If you are talking

2011-07-19 Freelancing:

Everybody has a camera now and everybody is trying to do what you are.  You might try advertising yourself on local grocery store type bulletin boards to take portraits of pets, if you have the off-camera

2011-04-07 Selling a photo:

Depends on if this is a photo for a big corportation or individual, etc.  I.e., number of views it will likely get.  Many of these kinds of photos are sold by "micro stock" agencies, amost always for under

2011-03-25 lenses:

1. That refers to how long the lens is.  The longer the lens, the tighter the view.  The shorter the lens, the wider the view.  An 18mm lens will be able to photo most of an entire kitchen.  with a 200mm

2010-10-26 Photo Release:

I've been out of town for a family emergency, so didn't see your question until today.  The answer is if you signed something saying he could use it, then yes.  If you signed nothing, then no.  He would