Focus on: Photography in Windows Vista
Take great photos, get rid of horrible red eye and see great ways to show off your photos to your friends and family.
By chris on 25 June 2007
Believe it or not, it's actually summer time here in the UK, and that means there's plenty of opportunities to get out your digital camera and take some great photos of people enjoying the, er, weather.
Windows Vista offers some fantastic ways to store, enhance and display your photos, so you can actually make even those grey, overcast, drizzly photos look good.
To help out, this week we're going to be looking in depth at photography, giving you great advice from the experts on how to get the perfect pictures, how to use Windows Vista to make them look better, and what you can do with them once they look how you want them to look.
On top of this, we know that whilst you can't blame your tools too much, having a great camera does make a big difference. This week we'll be looking at the best camera's you can get for a reasonable price.
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