Photoshop Tips:

Digital Graduated Filter

Here is another way to create Graduated Neutral Density Filters and Density Masks suggested by Kathleen Brennan

Turning Off Maximize Capability

Turning Off Warning Dialog Boxes

Combining Different Exposures in Photoshop

Let Photoshop Rebuild Your Preferences

Burn & Dodge Using A Gray Mask

Extending the Sky

Smaller Photoshop Files

Easy Black & White Conversion in Adobe Camera Raw in Three Simple Steps

Modifying Actions Palette

Resizing an Image Using Photoshop Actions

Color Correction Using Curves - Tom Crews

Color to Black & White - Tom Donahoe

Shooting Fireworks with a Digital Camera

Instant Infrared

Image Straightening

Customizing Menus

Photoshop Keyboard Shortcuts

Creative Use the Photoshop Single Row Marquee Tool

Using a blend mode to change the color of an object.

Jeffrey's Exif Viewer shows a very detailed listing of the Exif data for digital images, even more so than the Meta data info in Photoshop.

Setting New Camera Raw Defaults

Adding Color to B&W Photos

Removing Noise Using Surface Blur Filter and Channels

Combining Multiple Images Into One Photo

Using Smart Filters in Photoshop.

To Reset Photoshop

Fixing Dark Prints <

Bridge Memory Running Low

Epson Printer Ink Problem

Blending Depth of Field in Photoshop CS4/5

Cloning Inside a Selection

Making a Faux Mat

Getting the Best from Your Printer

Photography Tips:

Canon Outdoor Photography Tips

Use Default Camera Settings

DSLR Sensor Dust

Winter Camera Tips

Canon DSLR Error 99 Fix

Shooting RAW vs. JPEG vs. DNG

Getting Photo Permits by Scott Kelby

Calculating hyperfocal distance and other depth of field data.

Hyperfocal Distance Chart

People often wish to know how many times the shutter has been activated on their camera. Here is a utility that you can use to this purpose. It is for Canon EOS cameras and only for Windows.

Mike Lawson's "Toss the Camera Technique"

Notes from Jeff Smith's Child Photography Talk

Pricing Prints for Sale

General Computer Tips:

Recommendations on Backing Up

Scott Kelby's Protocol for Backing Up

Hard Drive Maintenance Tips

Lessons Learned. During introductions at our monthly Photography Forum Meetings we have a short discussion on various photographic experiences we have had. These discussions have become a really great source of information from the collective knowledge and experience of our membership:

How we handle our images while traveling.

Our best sources for equipment purchases.

Travel experiences with power conversion in foreign countries.

Filters we use in this age of digital photography and white balance control.

Favorite Photo Magazines.

Photography Forum Preferences for Tripods and Monopods.

Travel destinations that did not live up to expectations.

Photographic Destinations That Exceeded Expectations

What kind of equipment we take on a photographic trip.

How we organize and store our photos.

Non-camera equipment items we carry in our camera bags.

Member Web Sites

Software/hardware we use to calibrate our monitors and printers