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I can answer questions related to many areas of photography, but most specifically relating to photojournalism. I can also offer advice on digital photography in general.

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I have been a staff photographer for a major metropolitan newspaper group (over 100,000 circulation) for 12 years. Concurrently, I have maintained a freelance photography business.

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Rolling Stone, USA Today, Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, Cleveland Plain Dealer, Palm Beach Post, New York Daily News, Philadelphia Inquirer, Super Street Bike, Motorcyclist, Sport Rider, Cycle World, Roadracing World, T.W.O. (Two Wheels Only), the ABA Journal.

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Recent Answers from Joe Appel

2009-11-09 home vs. store photo prints:

Yeah, the difference is that the home inkjet print is based on water soluble ink while the kiosk is a different process, likely dye sublimation. That's just the nature of the beast with home prints.

2009-10-10 Digital Cameras:

Hi Joey, If you're thinking about doing photography as a hobby as opposed to snapshots you're probably going to want to get a camera that you'll be able to grow into. That almost certainly means a

2009-07-14 remote flash photography with a D200 and SB 800 flash:

Hi Sonja, Sure, no problem. Go into the menu of your camera and select the Custom Setting Menu. Go to E - Bracketing/Flash and select E3 Built-in Flash. Next, you simply select Commander Mode

2009-03-25 albums:

Hi Meir, I'm not personally familiar with Yervant Page Gallery, but I know a lot of photographers use it to make their albums. About the only advice I can give you is to go to their website and look

2009-03-22 Digital cameras:

Of the three, I'd go with the A1000 IS. It's the newest technology of the bunch. It shares the same lens with the A 590 but apparently has a bigger sensor so it ought to perform a little bit better

 

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