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• Five New Year's Resolutions for the Digital Photographer Follow these resolutions to become a better, smarter, more efficient photographer in 2010.
• How to Buy a Camcorder Whether you want shots of your new baby or to be the next Stanley Kubrick, there's a digital camcorder out there for you. Let us be your guide.
• Frequently Asked Photo Questions for December Dave answers reader questions about printing oversized photos, choosing the right exposure for close-up photos, eliminating corrupt photos from a memory card, and more.
• Enlarge Your Photos Without Sacrificing Quality Make low-resolution digital photos big enough to print without getting blocky pixels.
• How to Take Great Holiday Photos Here are a few tips and tricks for improving your holiday photos.
• Great Photography Gifts: Tripods, Camera Bags, Stocking Stuffers Even more holiday gift recommendations from Dave: tripods, camera bags and assorted stocking stuffers.
• How to Take Special-Occasion Portraits Here's how to choose the best camera settings for taking portraits, plus image editing tips for creating flattering photographs of loved ones.
• Shopping for a Photo Printer Looking for a good photo printer this holiday season? Follow these four tips for a smart buy.
• How to Buy a Digital Camera Shopping tips on megapixels, memory cards, exposure controls, and more.
• Frequently Asked Photo Questions for November Dave answers reader questions about taking group portraits, eliminating duplicate photos, making double exposures, and more.
• Speed Up Everything Is your PC dragging? Does your broadband network creep along at dial-up speeds? Do Web pages take forever to load on your smartphone? Don't wait! These fixes will get you back into the fast lane.
• Parlay Your Photos Into Holiday Cards and Calendars Use image-editing software and Websites to turn your digital photos into handcrafted greeting cards and other holiday gifts.
• Five Tips for Better Photo Printing Follow these five tips to get the best prints from your photo printer or inkjet.
• Finding Your Photos Online Worried about photo theft? See if your photos are posted on the Web.
• Photograph Spectacular Christmas Lights Follow these tips to take stunning photos of holiday lights in your neighborhood.
• Take Spectacular Holiday Photos Follow these tips to take flattering photos of loved ones at Thanksgiving dinners and other family gatherings, as well as to capture the excitement of holiday decorations.
• Frequently Asked Photo Questions for October Dave answers reader questions about using older flashes on digital SLRs, photo metadata, scanning black and whites, and more.
• Capture the Spirit of Halloween in Pictures Create spooky special effects with your digital camera, a photo editor, a flashlight--and a lot of imagination.
• Four Ways to Get Stunning Depth of Field Put your subject in focus--but leave your background blurry--for dramatic photos.
• Extend the Background to Clean Up a Messy Photo Use this quick trick to cover large blemishes or widen a photo in your image editor.
• Show Off Your High-Resolution Photos Online Easily upload many-megapixel photos to Closr and let viewers zoom deep for detailed views.
• Frequently Asked Photo Questions for September Dave answers reader questions about photographing photos, finding exposure metadata, megapixels versus megabytes, and more.
• Free Software for Making Panoramas Stitch your digital images into a panoramic photo without spending money on software.
• Create Elegant Fades in Your Photos Use your image editor to add a touch of class to wedding photos and portraits.
• Fun, Free Photo Editing Tools These unusual image editing applications let you get more out of your digital photos.