Some General Links
A really nice description of chromatic abberation, complete with some math and everything... :-)
Just links to other stuff.
A really nice description of chromatic abberation, complete with some math and everything... :-)
Some software for photographic freelancers:
FotoBiz looks pretty comprehensive, with a FotoQuote stock pricing module. It's written in FileMaker and is extensible. $229.
I've been trying to find some relatively easy software solutions to the problem of tracking photography submissions to various publishers. There are a bunch of options for freelance writers, but none I can find for photographers.
I doubt whether it's right to call them 'cult classics,' but this web page does a great job of telling you which third-party lenses are worth checking out.
The Tamron Professional Learning Center isn't so professional as you might think, but it's also a whole lot of useful information.
A Simplified Zone System For Making Good Exposures
Norman Koren walks you through the basics.
I'm a sucker for a DIY project:
Build a Pentax Cable Release F out of spare parts.
And to replace the CS-205:
Over on craigslist I found an ad for an online outdoor adventure magazine called Stellar, calling for submissions.
Photographing Flying Insects shows how a guy home-brewed a rig, and got some beautiful images of bugs flyin' around.
Here's a page which describes how to change GTK themes under fink.