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John Paul Caponigro
Born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1965 and raised in Santa Fe, New Mexico John Paul Caponigro attended both Yale University and University of California at Santa Cruz graduating with a BA in Art and Literature in 1988.
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John Paul Caponigro
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Explorer of Light Gallery: John Paul Caponigro
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John Paul Caponigro's "Digital Noise"
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It’s best to reduce noise at the point of capture. But, when an image contains noise, you can reduce it in your computer, sometimes dramatically.
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John Paul Caponigro's "Correcting Chromatic Aberration"
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Chromatic aberrations can be caused by two separate sources: your camera’s sensor, or by your camera lens itself. In some cases, they can combine to generate noticeable color fringing upon close inspection.
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John Paul Caponigro's "Sensor Dust"
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This article centers around three fundamental issues: Minimizing sensor dust, testing for sensor dust, and removing dust in post
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John Paul Caponigro's "Lens Vignetting"
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In photography, vignetting is a reduction in brightness in the periphery of an image. With a few easy steps, it’s possible to minimize and in some cases eliminate it altogether.
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John Paul Caponigro's "Testing for the Ideal Lens Aperture"
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Find out which f-stop delivers the optimum sharpness with your lens/camera system by testing it.
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