The first is to our Photo Gallery or photoblog. The gallery will feature a photo a day with some comments about how we took the shot. It's something to browse if you have spare time.

We also have reworked our Digital Camera Directory which features links to high-quality digital camera and photography web sites. If you don't find what you're looking for here, check out the Directory. You're bound to find something of interest!

This from the World Photo Day web site: "This project's intent is merely to get the people of the world to see and experience each other on a typical day and to show, although our situations may be different, we all share very common traits."

We have also updated our Photo Sharing Service Comparison Chart and will be adding information about more services soon!

We have just completed work on our Photo Sharing Service Comparison Chart.

As far as we can tell, this chart is one-of-a-kind right now. There are no other web sites that compare all of the online photo sharing web sites and their features.

We also provide a detailed glossary of photo sharing terms, with definitions of storage limits, bandwidth, original photo sizes, weblog posting, tags and more.

If you don't already use a photo sharing service, take a look at our Photo Sharing Service Comparison Chart and find the right one for you!

The guide features all of the information included in our Learn the Terms section. Readers will learn about aperture, shutter speed, external flash, megapixels, memory cards and more.

The guide is offered as an alternative for anyone who does not want to read all of our web pages. It's also helpful for anyone who wants to print the guide and take it with them on a trip.

It is not free to download the guide, but the charge is modest: only $ 5.00 gets you 70 pages of helpful instruction and full-color photographs.

Download the Guide Today!

Our article on Autofocus will introduce you to the difference between one-shot and predictive autofocus systems.

We also introduce two new digital camera concepts: Histograms which will help you get properly exposed digital photos and Startup and Latency which shows that sometimes even a good digital camera can miss a great photo opportunity.

We also updated our description of Interpolated Megapixels, and we completely reworked our page on Lenses and Zoom to make it easier to understand.

This press release illustrates how DigicamGuides is different from the other digital camera web sites that offer a lot of technical information. We use plain-English and simple language so that everyone can understand digital camera terms and technology.

You can read the press release at eMediaWire.

This section of the site is designed to keep you up to date with the changes that we make here at DigicamGuides. It will keep you informed about when we add new articles, and when we update existing ones to make them more current.

Digital camera technology changes a lot, and this web site changes to keep pace. Over the coming months you should see a lot of new additions to the site, and we'll keep you informed about every single one of them here.

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Thanks for stopping by and happy picture taking!