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See our special announcement at the bottom of this page!
Our final tip:
Day 100: Leave ‘Em Laughing
Previous tips:
Day 1: Look Down!
Day 2: Capture B&W and Color at the Same Time
Day 3: How to Read a Histogram
Day 4: Jumpin’ Portraits!
Day 5: Perfect Beach Exposures Every Time
Day 6: The Sharpest Aperture on Any Lens
Day 7: Photograph the Alphabet
Day 8: Shooting the Breeze
Day 9: Reflection-Free Eyeglasses
Day 10: Begin With a Theme
Day 11: Zoom During Exposure
Day 12: The Picture Within the Picture
Day 13: Is Off-Brand Ink OK?
Day 14: Use a Tripod Wisely
Day 15: Seeing Red
Day 16: The Rule of Thirds
Day 17: Coping With Shutter Lag
Day 18: Sunsets Without The Sun
Day 19: Get a Model Release
Day 20: Give Vacation Pix A Sense of Location
Day 21: How To Label Your Photo CDs
Day 22: Protect Your Camera From Rain
Day 23: Beware Bright Backgrounds
Day 24: Photographing Mirrors
Day 25: When To Use Extreme Apertures
Day 26: How To Know Your Sensor is Dirty
Day 27: Color or Black-And-White?
Day 28: Digital Or Optical Zoom?
Day 29: How To Use Image Stabilization
Day 30: Soften Direct Flash
Day 31: Bracket for Better Exposures
Day 32: Foreground is Key When Shooting Scenics
Day 33: Use White Balance Settings Creatively
Day 34: Horizons: High or Low?
Day 35: What a High-Key Histogram Looks Like
Day 36: Light Up Your Leaves
Day 37: Hand-Held Photos in Low Light
Day 38: Contrast: Dark Areas Against Light
Day 39: Slow Shutter Speed Action Panning
Day 40: Hand-colored look? Use the History Brush
Day 41: Mellow Yellow
Day 42: Downsize Photos For Email/Web
Day 43: For Sharp Shots, Use Flash
Day 44: Low-Key Histograms
Day 45: Make it Rain
Day 46: Subtleties In The Shade
Day 47: Diffusing your Flash
Day 48: Window Treatment
Day 49: Extra Texture
Day 50: How to Spot Sensor Dust
Day 51: Boost ISO to Increase Depth
Day 52: Ghosts In Your Camera
Day 53: Zoom in Adobe Photoshop
Day 54: Partial Desaturation for Hand-Colored Look
Day 55: Cluttered Shots? Simplify!
Day 56: Layers: The Basics
Day 57: Zoo Photo Safari
Day 58: Video Clips With Your Digital Camera
Day 59: After The Storm
Day 60: A Splash of Color
Day 61: Different Gets Attention
Day 62: The Vanishing Point
Day 63: Focus With Precision
Day 64: Get Rid of Digital Noise
Day 65: Amazing Superzoom Cameras
Day 66: Fine-Tune Monochrome RAW Files
Day 67: Photographing Fireworks
Day 68: Flatbed and Film Scanners
Day 69: Stack the Composition
Day 70: Polarize For Bluer Skies
Day 71: Think Vertical
Day 72: You are ready for a Digital SLR if…
Day 73: RAW or JPEG?
Day 74: Boost ISO for Sharpness
Day 75: Incredibly Useful Photo Accessories for under $100
Day 76: Information, Please
Day 77: Size Matters
Day 78: Large or Small Memory Cards?
Day 79: Beware of Lens Flare
Day 80: Six Features To Look For When Buying A Compact Digital Camera
Day 81: What’s A UV Filter For?
Day 82: Saturate Color
Day 83: Hold Your Camera Steady
Day 84: A Great Year for Lenses
Day 85: Get Down, Do Macro
Day 86: Spray Prints to Extend Longevity
Day 87: Protect Your PC
Day 88: Revealing Reflections
Day 89: On-Target Color
Day 90: Driven to Abstraction
Day 91: Shots In The Dark
Day 92: Selective Focus
Day 93: Shoot to Sell
Day 94: Reduce noise with LAB
Day 95: Custom White Balance
Day 96: Shoot Your Food
Day 97: Flatbed Scanning Tips
Day 98: Use Spot Focusing
Day 99: A Picture A Day
Welcome to 100 in 100!
For three months in late 2007 (Sept. 10-Dec. 18) we posted–100 tips in 100 days. Called 100 in 100, our goal was–and is–to help you become a better photographer…one day at a time. Each day, a concise, information-filled tip, written with as little technical jargon as possible, was posted.
Although “100 in 100” is done, you can keep learning by bookmarking this page and returning often to the Adorama AIRC Learning Center (https://www.adorama.com/airc).
ATTENTION WEBMASTERS AND BLOGGERS! E-mail me if you’ve linked to 100 in 100 on your site or blog and I’ll add your link to “100 in 100 in the News.” Thank you to all bloggers and webmasters who have linked to us!
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT!
Look for an announcement soon about how you can submit your picture-taking ideas for a new “tip-a-day” feature that will debut in early 2008!
–Mason Resnick
Editor, AIRC / Adorama Imaging Resource Center
mresnick@adorama.com
© 2007 Adorama
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