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TESTIMONIAL OF THE WEEK 'This is a must course for all Lightroom users! Rob Sheppard does a great job of taking your photographs from dull and simplistic to ones with balance and pop.' -Mark Calibo, student in A Darkroom Called Lightroom
ONLINE INTERACTIVE COURSES BEGIN MAY 8TH!
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THIS WEEK'S TIP Keep the Horizon Level By Susan and Neil Silverman, BetterPhoto instructors
Be certain that your horizon is straight; although it is reasonably easy to 'fix' an unwanted tilt in a photo, it is a shame to have to do that. Because once that photo editing program does straighten your horizon, some cropping is necessary and then you are really throwing away some pixels because of the cropping. You did not buy that camera with the number of pixels you wanted to just throw them away.
Note: The Silvermans teach three excellent online photo courses at BetterPhoto. Check out their courses here…
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Welcome to the 626th issue of SnapShot! Hello,
Don't miss out on BetterPhoto's huge sale on interactive photography courses! Today's the last day, so enroll now. Classes start on May 8th, but if you sign up today, you'll receive an Early Lesson along with the great savings. Simply put SAVE40 in the Gift Card Field during checkout and SAVE $40 off any 8-week photography class ... or use code SAVE20 and SAVE $20 on any 4-week photography class. The Course Sale ends today, Wednesday, May 1st! Not sure which photography class is best for you? Try our easy-to-use course finder. In this issue of SnapShot, we spotlight the work of BetterPhoto's team of pro instructors: Peter Burian ('Calibrating Your Monitor: Why and How?'), Susan and Neil Silverman ('Keep the Horizon Level'), and Jim Zuckerman ('Wide-Angle for a Creatively Distorted Perspective'). That's it for this week. Have fun with your photography! Kerry Drager
Newsletter Editor
Articles and Updates from BetterPhoto
Even an expensive computer monitor may not provide truly accurate rendition of colors, brightness and contrast right out of the box. This is where calibration comes into play, and instructor Peter K. Burian shares his expertise... The closer you get to the foreground with a wide-angle lens, the more distorted it will appear. This isn't bad ... in fact, it can be wildly artistic! Read instructor Jim Zuckerman's article... In our outstanding blog, you'll receive photo tips, thoughts and updates from BetterPhoto's pro team of instructors.
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