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We are a full service website design company and SEO agency located in Los Angeles, California. From logo design, branding, programming, CMS & marketing. If your looking for a reliable Los Angeles Web Designer, you`ve come to the right place!
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Dragon Eye Design • austin, TX (Newest Featured Member)
Dragon Eye Design is a web design and web development firm based in Austin, Texas. We emphasize standards compliant coding practices that enhance accessibility. Our specialties include HTML5, CSS, Javascript, PHP, Coldfusion, and Wordpress.
Web Design Giant • Boston, MA (Newest Featured Member)
Specializing in Affordable Small Business, and E commerce Web Development. Fast & Efficient! Check out our designs and add your customization today! Call (800) 894 1393 for a free consultation!
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Top rated and award winning design team specializing in LOGO and IDENTITY BRANDING, WEB DESIGN, PACKAGE DESIGN, MARKETING MATERIAL DESIGN, ADVERTISING and more. You won`t be disappointed with Pure Fusion Media! CALL TODAY for a FREE quote.
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Clover Spice Design - Elite Designs! - Lafayette, LA Impeccable Service since 1997 - Innovative Web Design and Management, Logo Design, SEO Services, Marketing Services, Business Cards, Brochures, Posters, Signage and MORE! Come see us at www.cloverspicedesign.com or Call us for your FREE QUOTE Today!
Adriana Mumaw - Irving, TX Designer and CAD drafter with years of experience in Product Development for the Furniture and Home Decor industry. Specializing in line drawings along with creating print-ready artwork for product catalogs, sales cards, advertising, and showroom signage.
Red Jay Studios - Las Vegas, NV We offer a unique blend of web design solutions, well thought out advertising/branding designs, as well as highly effective internet marketing campaigns. Effective advertising is the heart of any customer oriented market. We can help - contact us today!
Novamation Media - Madison, WI Novamation creates 3D animations and illustrations for all kinds of media: Online training modules, interactive advertising, applications for mobile media and all kinds of graphic user interfaces. We also construct online communities.
Youker's Creative Imagery - Duluth, MN Youker`s Creative Imagery offers high quality and creative graphic design, photography, and promotional design services at low costs. Our philosophy is simple: "True art is born out of passion, not manufactured for wealth." www.ycimagery.com
BDP Design - Kent, WA BDP Design is a Kent, Washington based graphic design, marketing, and communications firm specializing in the production of unique marketing and advertising materials in addition to creative marketing, writing, and public relations services.
Flitch Creative - Saint George, UT At Flitch Creative, we provide graphic design, website design, branding, printing and SEO services. Get all your corporate branding needs in one location.
Stubbyrocket - Old Orchard Beach, ME I know how to make things happen. My passion is launching new projects. There are lots of innovative ideas floating around in the world, but if you can`t get them off the ground, they accomplish nothing.
Advertise by Design - Slippery Rock, PA Our specialty is in print design: print & electronic ads, newsletters, brochures, business cards, booklets, folders, flyers, menus, post cards, table tents, tickets, banners & much more…just ask! Over 12 years experience in the design world.
TokaArtGallery - Akron, OH We`re a diverse group of designers who`ve come together to create visual presentations At TokaArtGallery, we have assembled a team of designers, app developers, marketers, and business developers who are some of the best in the industry.
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Freelance Designer Article of The Day
Why You Need a Tripod
Post & Photo by Joe Farace – Follow Joe on Twitter
It’s simple: A properly designed tripod provides better image sharpness than is otherwise possible when shooting at hand-held speeds. The average person can usually handhold a camera at a shutter speed that’s equal to the reciprocal of the focal length of the lens used. When in doubt, many photographers increase the shutter speed. With focal plane shutters, the effective speed of the curtains at 1/1000’th of a second is the same as it is at 1/30’th of a second. At higher shutter speeds, the only thing changing is a narrowing of the space between the two moving curtains.
Using a tripod enforces a more deliberate approach to making photographs. Having to think about a photograph’s composition before banging off a few frames will improve the quality of your images more than you might imagine. A tripod is also the sign of a serious photographer and people will often move out of the way when they see a photographer with a tripod.
In this day of high-tech image stabilized and vibration reduction lenses as well as the anti-shake capabilities built into SLR bodies from Sony, Olympus, and Pentax, you might wonder if you even need to use a tripod? I think so and let me tell you why:
Portraits: A tripod can be a three-legged assistant to hold your camera when you walk up to your subject to touch up a pose. Some photographers, like my wife Mary, prefer to have the camera mounted on a tripod so the subject can look at her instead of seeing a face blocked by a camera. She smiles at the subject; they smile back.
Increase depth-of-field: When you want to work at smaller apertures, especially for those landscape and macro shots, you’ll need a tripod to hold the camera steady instead for those l-o-n-g shutter speeds.
Using Filters: Infrared photography often requires filters that are seemingly opaque and have filter factors that approach infinity producing slow shutter speeds that even the best anti-shake or image stabilization technologies can’t handle.
Maintaining Precise Registration between frame: This is important for HDR sequences, construction progress photographs, and panoramic images.
Tripods come in many sizes from tiny tabletop models like Gorillapods to heavy-duty camera stands for studio use. Because of the availability of so many types, sizes, materials, styles, and even colors, there’s never a one-size-fits-all solution and like eating potato chips you can’t have just one. That’s why most of us end up with different tripods for different kind of shoots. In case you’re wondering, the photograph of me (above) is with my custom-built Tiltall that you can read about on the Tiltall Tripod Support blog.
Joe Farace is author of “Studio Lighting Anywhere” that’s available from Amazon and your friendly neighborhood book or camera store.
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