Strictly speaking macro photography is close-up photography where the image size is life size or greater. So that means if you are photographing something 1cm across then the image that forms on the film or digital sensor must be at least 1cm across. Of course since we always enlarge the image from the film/sensor the viewed image ends up many times larger than real life. Continue Reading

Our pets are part of the family and it’s so important to include them in the family album and have a record of them growing up and enjoying themselves. But pets, especially dogs, are lively and sometimes difficult to capture well. So Here are a few tips and tricks that we use in CritterStudio that will help you to take pictures you’ll be proud to hang on your wall.Continue Reading

Great upgrade from Canon the Powershot G12, Canon’s replacement for the G11. * Excellent low light shooting with a 10.0 Megapixel high-sensitivity (up to ISO 3200) CCD * Canon 5x optical zoom with optical Image Stabilizer and Hybrid IS (this compensates for shift-based movement common when hand-holding for macro/close-up shots)Continue Reading