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Sam Chadwick Photography New York, NY, 10001 Phone: 646 678 1093 Not rated yet Rate this business! Detail Profile Write a Review Add to Favorites sam first put his eye to the viewfinder at the age of 18. it was one of canon's very first digital cameras which became his main means of documenting a 5-day ascent of mount kilimanjaro. ever since, sam's passion for travel photography has taken him to over 40 countries, creating a remarkable collection of images of the people, cultures and environments in which we live. in 2007, several of sam's photographs reached the semi-finals of the shell wildlife photographer of the year. although travel photography remains sam's focus, he continues to advance his abilities in other disciplines. sam's eye for photojournalism has lead to his images appearing on reuters. sam runs an outdoor digital workshop in new york and is also a patron of the international center of photography. sam currently resides in hell's kitchen, new york city, where he is working on a variety of photographic projects on life in the big apple while planning his next photographic expedition.

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Specialized photo printers can connect directly to the camera or PC. They use a specialized printing process similar to what is used in professional photo labs. Although the cost is higher than the multi-purpose printer, the end result is a higher quality, longer lasting photograph. Digital cameras work by saving images to a flash memory card then using compression to maximize the number of photos that can be stored on one card. Most cameras have a small amount of internal memory that is enhanced by adding the flash memory card. Most digital cameras have and LCD display on the back of the camera, but it is helpful to also have an optical viewfinder. This is because the LCD uses a lot of battery power, and digital cameras are known for using lots of battery power. Exceptions to this would be extreme close-ups and pictures of large groups.