I couldn't seem to work it based on the small amount I looked at their website, so I'll have to read it more carefully. I've taken a few years of Spanish, so I can probably work my way through your French.

LOL!! That's very funny.

(But just to make sure nobody is confused, temperature refers to blue/red color cast added in editing.)

EDIT: Sorry, I misunderstood while writing this post.

Most people why try photographing sunsets notice that the sun and sky are way to bright and the water/land is way too dark. Another common problem is that the foreground or sun is out of focus. Well, here is how to get stunning sunset (or sunrise) photos. Note that during the winter, the sky is usua...

I like the first one best. It's always important to make sure the shot looks natural and that there are no hot spots.

Ever tried looking for landscape photography locations? At http://www.OutdoorPhotoOp.com, photographers share their favorite locations.

A couple photography guides: Insect Macro Photography (directed at prosumer camera users with threaded attached lenses and hotshoe support, but with good information for everyone) Landscape/Sunset Photography (mainly for sunsets/sunrises, but most of the information can be used for regular landscape...

This forum is titled "Technique" and "Noise Reduction", but since the forum is so small, there is nothing in here on how to reduce noise in-camera (though Helicon Filter does a good job fixing noise after the fact)! (Yes, I know this is a software website and "technique"...

It's not worth it. Just use a tripod and Helicon Focus!

That looks totally awesome! It looks really handy, especially since people can't select+copy and steal the picture. Unfortunately, there is always the threat of people using "print screen". It seems a little confusing to utilize, though.