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BOOK FOTOGRAFICO A TORINO – Enrico Scarsi Fotografia www.fotografico.it

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Stefano Fotografato da Enrico Scarsi – Enrico Scarsi Fotografia www.fotografico.it

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Ludovica Fotografata da Enrico Scarsi – Enrico Scarsi Fotografia www.fotografico.it

See on Scoop.it – Book Fotografico Professionale Torino Enrico Scarsi relizza il tuo book fotografico a Torino presso il suo studio fotografico in Corso Chieti 19 011.8998291 – 348.9229300 http://www.fotografico.it/…... See on fotografico.ning.com

Just Posted: Canon EOS 5D Mark III review

Just Posted: Our Canon EOS 5D Mark III review. The 22.3MP 5D Mark III appears to offer similar specifications to 2008's 5D Mark II. However, sensor and processing developments, along with a host of user-interface revisions mean the Mark III is a much more capable camera. It also gains a greatly-improved autofocus system. So do these changes justify the considerably higher price tag? Read our full review to find out.

Casio Japan announces Exilim EX-ZR300 high-speed compact camera

Casio Japan has announced the Exilim EX-ZR300, a high-speed CMOS-based 16MP 12.5x zoom compact. The ZR300 features a 24-300mm equivalent zoom and dual 'Exilim Engine HS' processors to offer autofocus in as little as 0.12sec and start-up in under 1 sec. It can shoot 1080p video at 30fps or 640x480 video at up to 120 fps. The ZR300 promises battery life of around 500 shots per charge. It is one of the first cameras to support Toshiba's Flash Air wireless SD card format. No details of a US or European launch are yet available. (From DCWatch)

Article: The One-Light Studio

Most of us associate studio photography with complex lighting setups requiring lots of equipment. Yet you can get great results using just a single light. Professional photographer Thomas Park takes you through a range of single-light scenarios. Read his article to learn how close attention to the position of both subject and light source can improve your own studio portraits.