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iPhone is ready for business. It supports Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync, as well as standards-based services, delivering email, calendars, and contacts over-the-air. And it gives mobile users secure access to corporate resources through support for established VPN protocols and WPA2 Enterprise networks. This guide provides step-by-step instructions for setting up access to these services on iPhone. Website: images.apple.com | Filesize: 11292kb No of Page(s): 36

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Be a PRO by following these Tips and Techniques Remember that you are telling a story through the camera! Types of Shots Be sure to include a variety of shots in your video. Focal Length Shot Types (from further to closer) ? Establishing shot (ES): allows the viewer to place events in proper context. Examples: a landscape, a building, a crowd, a river, a road, etc. ? Wide-shot (WS): shows the big picture . (more…)

Buying a digital camera is a lot like purchasing a new car. If you do it right, you should end up doing a lot of research, asking a lot of questions, and comparing a lot of makes and models before pinpointing exactly what you want and what you can afford. Ultimately, you should walk away with a model that suits your needs and budget. The difference between buying a car and a digital camera is that (more…)

Friends ask me how they should choose the digital camera that’s right for them or how they can take better pictures with their digital (or film) cameras. All I can offer are a few tips and some of my prejudices, and maybe a few techniques I use in photography. I’ve tried to write something here for everyone: I hope beginners will benefit from the first part of this article but they may not ready for the more technical parts (more…)

Keep the camera in the camera bag to protect it from dirt, dust and unforeseen falls. Don’t subject the camera to bad weather (wet or extreme cold) – buy a disposable camera instead for these instances. Don’t leave the camera in a hot vehicle. Be sure to store your camera in its camera bag in a cool, dry place. In cold weather, keep your camera inside your jacket. Turn off your camera when not in use. (more…)

With recent advances in digital cameras, it is possible to take photos that are of acceptable quality for offset printing. There are three basic factors that will determine whether images produced by your camera are suitable for printing: compression , resolution , and file format . 1. Compression affects image quality and destroys image data. Compressed photos are NOTsuitable for printing. (more…)

How To Choose The Camera That’s Right For You Thinking of getting a new digital camera but aren’t sure how to pick one that’s right for you? Here is a list of the most important things to know about digital cameras. Once you know this, you can quickly and easily compare different brands and models and choose one that fits your lifestyle. The number of megapixels you need depends on what you will do (more…)

Friends ask me how they should choose the digital camera that’s right for them. All I can offer are a few tips and some of my prejudices, and maybe a few techniques I use in phototography. I’ve tried to write something here for everyone: I hope beginners will benefit from the first part of this article but they may not ready for the more technical parts…yet! (Just wait!) Intermediate photographers may find they (more…)

Before shooting: 1. Choose the Resolution and Image Quality Settings for your camera a. Choose JPG High for most uses. b. Choose the highest resolution available for your camera. On our Olympus Cameras, this will either be 7MP (3072×2304) or 10M (3648×2736). 2. Choose the right Drive Setting a. For single pictures, select the drive option. (Recommended for most situations). b. To shoot multiple (more…)

Q: Why is the file size of my pictures taken at high quality setting so big? A: This is the most important thing to remember about digital cameras. The higher the quality setting the bigger the file size will be. Then taking pictures for web use or to put in publications you should use a lower quality setting (usually the first level should do). If your intent is to print the image so it looks like a “real” picture when you should use (more…)