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Taking advantage of Auto ISO
by Eduardo Angel
Canon EOS models allow Auto ISO to be used in various shooting modes to capture scenes where light or speed can change rapidly.
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Quick Tip: Photographing Holiday Lights
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There are many different tricks and techniques to capture the beguiling colors, glitters, and twinkles of holiday lights.
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Quick Tip: Halloween Photography
by CDLC Editor
From cute kids in costumes to spooky haunted houses; eerie glowing jack-o’-lanterns to pastoral pumpkin patches – Halloween offers an endless variety of unique subjects.
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What's New in the EOS-1D Mark IV: Improved CMOS Sensor
by Chuck Westfall
The EOS-1D Mark IV camera has a new APS-H-size CMOS sensor, using semiconductor manufacturing equipment - both designed and manufactured by Canon.
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Traveling with Explorer of Light George Lepp Part 3: Using ISO as a Tool
by George Lepp
Digital ISO is now a reliable answer to three persistent challenges inherent to outdoor and nature photography: capturing in low light, stopping action, and achieving greater depth of field.
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High ISO Noise Reduction
by Rudy Winston
Canon's newer models with the high-performance DIGIC 4 processor use a more advanced form of in-camera High ISO Noise Reduction.
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John Paul Caponigro's "Digital Noise"
by John Paul Caponigro
It’s best to reduce noise at the point of capture. But, when an image contains noise, you can reduce it in your computer, sometimes dramatically.
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