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June 14th, 2008

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Program

April 26th, 2008

Program ini dilakukan bertujuan untuk menambah pengetahuan dan keahlian masyarakat mengenai kerajinan tangan, selain itu juga dapat menjadi suatu sumber pendapatan yang baru bagi masyarakat Desa Jogoboyo. Kerajinan ini dibuat dengan menggunakan bahan dasar kain flanel, yang dimana dapat dijadikan hiasan seperti gantungan kunci dan untuk ikat rambut. Program ini lebih ditujukan untuk ibu-ibu PKK dan para remaja, atau bahkan anak-anak

Composition for Digital Photography Tips

April 7th, 2008

One of the most important things that you need to use for composing for digital photography is the lines and shapes. Lines and shapes are everywhere and knowing how to capture them in a pleasing and eye catching way is basically what can make some photos look really great.

Lines are very important for composing for photography. The lines should always be looked at and thoroughly thought about when taking photographs. Where do these lines in the photograph lead the viewers eyes to? Is it relevant for the effect you are going for?

Think of various examples of pictures that have lines in them. The pictures of roads shows the lines of the road and how they approach a point in the distant area. These are very strong lines that lead the viewers eyes.

It is actually really easy to start using lines in your compositions effectively. Try to have the lines actually lead to an object of interest. Having the lines lead to an object that is of no importance is very bad photography. Be sure the lines are used for a reason besides to look good.
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Creating Creative Digital Photographs

April 6th, 2008

When it comes to photography there are two very different parts of the mind that are used, The creative side of photography is where your individual style of photographing will come to play. It is how you create the photo and compose it. The meanings of the photograph are creative as well.

Here’s the deal with photos. You can have extremely great technical skills but if you don’t have any creativity your photos will be nothing. Creativity is key and that is why photography is considered an art form. If it were all technical or the majority technical then it would not be an art form.

Taking amazing photos does not require expensive equipment or anything like that at all. Think of some famous photos that are very popular. I’ve seen very popular photos that were not the best quality or done very technically great but had a very strong message. Think about all the photos of historical events and such. Many of those photos are simple and not technically amazing but the story being told in those photos is so valuable that the photos themselves become very valuable.

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The Benefits Of Printing Photos At Home

April 5th, 2008

Gone are the days when you had to hold down a button and wind a tiny crank to roll up your film. The digital age has begun and having to get film developed is a thing of the past. But even though it’s easier to take pictures, you still have to go through the complicated process of waiting in line at a drugstore’s photo kiosk with your memory card to get them printed, or do you? Maybe it’s time to look into printing from home.

The main benefit of printing your digital pictures at home is its simplicity. Many of even the cheapest digital photo printers allow you to connect your camera or plug in your memory card and print directly. With photo editing tools built into the menus of new cameras, a computer is usually not even necessary!

Consider it as an investment. Sure the initial cost of a printer may run you a couple hundred bucks, but ultimately it’s going to pay off because the cost per photo is drastically cheaper than what you might pay in a store. Sure there’s ink you need to buy, but even with the cost of ink and paper, it still ends up being cheaper.

The newest photo printers are able to rival the quality of even the best prints you can get in a store, so this really adds to the reasons of why you should purchase a printer. Depending on the paper you use and the ink you buy, prints can last a very long time, too. Imagine no more having to drive or wait in lines. Photo printers allow you to print without having to wait to pick up your pictures later on. Actually printing of prints is fast, too.

Okay, so now that you’re convinced in that you need to buy a printer instead of going to a store, how do you go about choosing which printer to get? One of the biggest things you should consider is the size of the prints you’re going to want. Some printers only print 4×6, some let you print as large as 8×10 or even 11×14! There’s no point in spending on what you don’t need, so be sure to think about what you’re buying.

The next thing you’ll want to look into is the quality. This is usually measured in DPI (dots per inch). Also a part of the quality is the type of printing the printer does. Dye-sublimation printers use a completely different technique than actual ink or toner. Be sure to research and weigh the options of what you really want.

The last thing you should look for are the printer’s features. Are you going to need borderless printing? Double-sided printing? Some printers are easier to use than others, so one of the best things to do is check out the printers in the store. Most places let you print a test page so you can see the quality and speed of each printer. Do a little research and figure out how much ink is going to cost, too. Some printers are cheap, but overprice their ink, while other printers are expensive but their ink is cheap. It’s almost always better to just make an investment.

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