VANCOUVER, CANADA - PhotographyBB announced today, the release of the tenth edition of the PhotographyBB Online Magazine. The PhotographyBB Online Magazine is quickly becoming a leading resource in the future of free information distribution, offering our readers: Digital Photography tips and techniques, DSLR camera function training, and image post processing tutorials in Adobe® Photoshop™, and RAW processing in Photoshop Lightroom™.
This month's release includes a tutorial on better night photography, a guide on keeping your camera gear (and yourself) safe when shooting in winter conditions, Photoshopping your own personalized (to each recipient) holiday cards, "Is CS4 worth the upgrade?," a look at infrared photography, and much more.
Editor in Chief, Dave Seeram had these comments regarding this recent release:
"What began as a small PDF e-zine for digital SLR beginners has now grown into a popular resource for digital photographers of all skill levels. We've been so fortunate in receiving article contributions from a generous team of hard working volunteer writers. As a result, we've been able to expand the magazine considerably, giving our readers new article columns with useful tutorials and techniques for every digital photographer."
By way of download in either PDF or ZIP formats, PhotographyBB continues its trend through the future of free downloadable magazine distribution. In a completely ad-free format, each issue contains informative and educational tutorials for amateur and intermediate level photographers.
In addition to articles which aide photographers in getting the most from their DSLR cameras, the PhotographyBB Online Magazine also features useful and applicable tutorials on how to use post-processing tools such as Photoshop and Lightroom, to build on digital photography post-processing skills.
PhotographyBB Online Magazine is available for free download through the PhotographyBB Website at: http://www.photographyBB.com/
PhotographyBB was founded in Oct, 2006, and is a division of PowerButton Central (2004). For more information, visit the PhotographyBB website at: http://www.photographybb.com or by email at: magazine@photographybb.com
