Tag: Results

  • 77% of dPS Readers Take A Camera Everywhere [POLL Results]

    Last month we asked readers whether they took their camera with them everywhere in a poll. The results are in!

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    If you include the camera in your phone… 77% of the almost 20,000 people who responded take a camera with them everywhere.

    What I find interesting is that we ran this exact same poll in January 2009 so we can track how things have changed over the last 4 years among our readers. Here are the 2009 results (the results were from around 18,000 readers at that time).

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    While the changes have only been subtle there are a few interesting observations to make.

    Firstly – more people are relying upon the cameras in their phones to capture their everyday events. This is no wonder – back in 2009 the iPhone had been out for a couple of years but since then the camera in iPhone (and other phones) have improved significantly (in fact a segment of our readership ONLY use camera phones).

    Secondly the rise in camera phone use has come at the expense of compact camera solutions and those who only took cameras on special occasions.

    What surprised me most was the slight rise in those taking DSLRS everywhere because there’s been such a push of late from camera manufacturers to improve their offerings in the compact camera space.

    How have your camera usage habits chanced in the last 4 years?

    Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.

    Check out our more Photography Tips at Photography Tips for Beginners, Portrait Photography Tips and Wedding Photography Tips.

    77% of dPS Readers Take A Camera Everywhere [POLL Results]


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  • Ultimate Time-Lapse Photography Giveaway Results

    Last week was the conclusion of my Ultimate Time-Lapse Photography giveaway and today I’m happy to announce the winners.

    A huge THANKS goes out to eMotimo and Dynamic Perception for donating the grand prize!  If you haven’t already please follow and thank eMotimo and Dynamic Perception on Facebook .  Thanks to BorrowLenses.com, GuraGear, and Lexar for providing great bonus prizes and most importantly everyone that took part.

    By now I’m sure you’re itching to know who has won, so without further delay here are
    the winners:

    Adobe Photoshop CS6 Extended – Thomas O’Brien

    Adobe After Effects CS6 – Michael Brown

    Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 – Marc Donahue

    Apple iPad 3 Retina Display (16GB WiFi) – Brittany Chasteen

    Lexar 16GB 1000X CF Card – Jack Fusco

    Gura Gear Camera Bag – Mehmet Yesiltas

    $ 100 BorrowLenses.com Gift Certificates
    Jimmy Arcade
    Felicia Cracchiolo
    Sean Parker

    Grand Prize
    eMotimo TB3 Black & Dynamic Perception Stage 0 Dolly System with a Quick Change 8 RPM & 21 RPM with MX2/AT2 Controller
    Tim Clark

    Thanks again to everyone for taking part and congratulations to the Tim Clark the grand prize winners.

    Copyright Jim M. Goldstein, All Rights Reserved

    Ultimate Time-Lapse Photography Giveaway Results

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  • How Many dPS Readers Have Had Photography Training? POLL RESULTS

    Last week on dPS our reader poll asked readers if they’d ever done any kind of photography training (a class or course). The results from over 66,000 readers are in and interestingly over 60% of us have never done any formal training (whether it be online or offline).

    Photography courses

    Those of you who have done some training – what was it and how did you find it?

    Those of you who have never done any training – where did you learn? Was it just through practice, magazines, websites, friends, books… or something else?

    Post originally from: Digital Photography Tips.

    Check out our more Photography Tips at Photography Tips for Beginners, Portrait Photography Tips and Wedding Photography Tips.

    How Many dPS Readers Have Had Photography Training? POLL RESULTS


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  • Nikon 70-200mm VR Lens review part 2 The results and conclusion (dombower.com)

    dombowerphoto.blogspot.com hello, here is the video i have been meaning to finish. Its the review of the very expensive nikon 70-200vr AF-S lens costing around £1300 at the moment. I have put in some of the photos from the film that is being directed by Gayle Baird and also a bit of footage from the short film, the conclusion of the lens may not be what you were expecting. If you enjoy my videos please post them on your Facebook page and let others know about this channel, please subscribe and share on Facebook and twitter. Also check out the links below. If you really like my work please feel free to check out or buy a copy of the my PHOTOGRAPHY BOOK: Getting There With Photography: By Dom Bower www.blurb.com FACEBOOK Critique/advice GROUP www.facebook.com FACEBOOK PAGE www.facebook.com TWITTER page twitter.com WEBSITE www.dombower.com PHOTOGRAPHY CLOTHING Point and destroy clothing http For my AZ of Weightloss Tips check out: dombowerexercise.blogspot.co.uk And to donate to The Cancer Charity that I am doing a Trek for please visit www.justgiving.com
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

    This is a simple product unboxing/review/test of the Yongnuo RF-603 N3 2.4GHz Wireless Flash Trigger/Wireless Shutter Release Transceiver Kit. This is the Nikon version they do make them for Canon. *****Update***** I just got a set of the Yongnuo RF-603 N1 that is for the Nikon pro line up to see if the transceiver where the same and work as only flash triggers for additional flashes and yes they are the same. So if you are looking for ONLY the flash trigger part the N1 version will work as well. (all of the Yongnuo RF-603 will work the on what ever camera you need them to the only difference in the version is the cable for the Wireless Shutter Release) I also tested the flash trigger with my old D70 and it works perfectly as well it even works at 500/sec sync speed that it is capable of. Check out my first review on the “Titanium 16 Bay Battery Charger MD-1600L” here is the link www.youtube.com Here is the link to it on Amazon: www.amazon.com Check out my website www.G25inc.com Follow me on Twitter: twitter.com Facebook: www.facebook.com

  • Lens reviews return: results and methodology explained

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    We’re delighted to be able to announce the re-introduction of lens reviews. In partnership with DxO Labs, we’ve re-developed the way the data is collected and how it’s presented, so we’ve prepared an extensive guide to our testing methodology and the revised lens widget. The collaboration with DxO means we’ll be able to provide data for more lenses than previously possible, so have a read to see what those results mean and how they were achieved.

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  • Tamron 70-200 f2.8 VS Tamron 70-300 F/4-5.6 VC – AMAZING RESULTS!!

    Includes focus speed, full crop sharpness and stability tests. www.tamron.com.au www.tamron.com.au That Nikon Guy (Matt Granger) compares the Tamron SP AF70-200mm F/2.8 Di LD [IF] MACRO lens to the SP AF70-300mm F/4-5.6 Di VC USD. A series of tests and full crop images are included. Video shot on the Nikon D5100. Join our new Flickr forum: www.flickr.com www.mattgranger.com https 70-200 “nikon VR” VR11 “sharp 70-200” “sports lens” “best telephoto zoom lens” “Nikon D700” “Nikon D5100” “Tamron VC” 70-200 “nikon VR” VR11 “sharp 70-200” “sports lens” “best telephoto zoom lens” “Nikon D700” “Nikon D5100”, Tamron 70-200 f2.8, Tamron 70-300 VC, Tamron SP AF70-200mm F/2.8 Di LD [IF] MACRO, SP AF70-300mm F/4-5.6 Di VC USD
    Video Rating: 4 / 5

  • [MODIFIED] Google Search Engine – Automatically Open Results in a New Tab or Window

    Save time browsing Google results by opening websites in a new tab or window, keeping the search results visible.

    As mentioned in a previous MalekTip, if you open Google results in a new browser tab or window, you can more easily return to your search results without having to use the “Back” button or re-enter your search query. However, this requires you remembering to manually do so every time. If you wish, you can have Google automatically perform this task for you:

    (Note this tip was updated on 7/29/2012, and Google’s interface is subject to change.)…

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  • How to set your SONY D-SLR for optimum results

    Gary Fong, a professional photographer for 20 years, and inventor of the Lightsphere Flash Diffuser, explains how to take your camera off of fully automatic, while keeping safety and creativity to a maximum by adjusting the camera settings. These settings greatly increase consistently correct images, yet give the photographer the ability to have creative control over contrast, ambient light during flash, and more selective focus when outdoors. Intended for photographers from beginning to advanced event photographers. To see my light modifiers, please visit my website at www.garyfong.com
    Video Rating: 5 / 5

  • Nikon D700 Dslr Final review (Part 3, conclusions from live tests and results)

    www.dombower.com In this video i give my final review of the nikon D700 digital slr camera. I have used this camera in a wedding and at a sporting event (the rat race video coming soon) and can now give an honest impression of its ability, its iso, its buffer, its ability with dx lenses and fx lenses. I also compare it against the Nikon D300 and the D3 regards Dom Bower

  • Bing Search Engine – Return More Desirable Search Results by Adding Ignore Words

    Tired of web pages containing particular words or phrases appearing in a Bing search? Create search queries that ignore them.

    When performing searches with Bing involving words or phrases that have multiple meanings, you might wish to prevent the results from including certain types of pages. Perhaps a word or phrase has a popular meaning but you want pages related to the alternate one.

    Another example is searching for a word or phrase that matches the name of a TV show, sports team, movie, etc. These popular culture references may result in pages in which you have no interest. For example, searching for “bones” may show results relating to the TV show, restaurants, a movie, or other non-anatomical subjects….

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