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= Using professional techniques to bring back professional looking stills and video from your deployments ''by William Stelzer''=
=Bill's Message=




==Bill's Message==


''Here's those notes I promised - sorry it's a bit late! Posting it in the Dropbox as well. Keep in mind it's an ongoing document so if anybody else has ideas and techniques they'd like to add and share, feel free!''
''Here's those notes I promised - sorry it's a bit late! Posting it in the Dropbox as well. Keep in mind it's an ongoing document so if anybody else has ideas and techniques they'd like to add and share, feel free!''

Revision as of 17:36, 18 November 2011

OLPC Tips Here & There

Document Owner:
William Stelzer

Document Name
Bill's OLPC Deployment Photo Tips

Revision Date:
11 - 18 - 2011

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Category:Photography

Revision User: Mafe


Using professional techniques to bring back professional looking stills and video from your deployments by William Stelzer

Bill's Message

Here's those notes I promised - sorry it's a bit late! Posting it in the Dropbox as well. Keep in mind it's an ongoing document so if anybody else has ideas and techniques they'd like to add and share, feel free!