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Avidly snapping millions of images on a daily basis of lunches, sunsets, kids, friends, selfies, and pets (cats, there’s millions of cats!). Keeping a photographic record of your daily activity is great but what do you do with all these images? And where do you keep them all? Should something happen to your device and your photos become irretrievably lost it would be devastating. The Cloud allows you to store and access your photos and documents You may think your phone as enough space to store all your images and video but, comparatively speaking, that space is miniscule and will be quickly used up. What you shouldn’t do is keep all those photos on your Smartphone. What you should do is back up your device and the way to do this is to use ‘The Cloud’.
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Whilst that is fine for some, it may not be long until you crave the creative control that inspired you to purchase a DSLR in the first place, but where do you begin? If you consider yourself a beginner who is unsure of how to make the most of your camera, this post is designed for you. It’s intended to be a brief, a one-stop shop to help you take your camera off auto, and take control of your DSLR.
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Today you have a choice, black and white photos are seen as “timeless,” and many photographers and viewers tend to think of them more artistic than colour prints. The Tiniest Inkjet Image Printed With Quantum Dots. 4th February 2016 11:42 | Tags: News, Print News, Quantum Printing | comments(0) Scientists in Switzerland have created the world's smallest inkjet-printed picture.
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