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If you want to remember your Hartford event or wedding, you're going to need a photographer in Hartford, CT to take pictures for you! A professional photographer in Hartford, CT will be equipped to capture your party or event in the optimal lighting. Much better than the untrained eye, your Hartford, CT photographer will be able to illuminate the best moments at your wedding or party. It's not easy to take photos by yourself - they may come out grainy or blurry. If you want to be able to look back on your special event then, you have no other choice than to hire a professional Hartford, CT photographer. To find the best photographer for your event, make sure you view his or her portfolio beforehand!
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During the 1960s and 1970s, Hartford was something of a poster child for highway construction, and several highways surround the downtown area. Still more projects were canceled, both within the city and the suburbs like the proposed I-291 beltway, because of community opposition.  Hartford Photography

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  • Sony announces HVL-F58AM flagship flash unit
    • Sony has announced the new HVL-F58AM flagship flash unit. The new model replaces the former HVL-F56AM model, and features a new Quick Shift Bounce system. The flash head can pivot 90 degrees left and right on a horizontal axis in addition to the conventional up and down. It offers a higher degree of flexibility for external lighting control and is compatible will all existing models as well as Sony's upcoming flagship camera that will be unveiled later this year.
  • Canon announces Speedlite 430EX II flash
    • Canon has today announced an update to its mid-range Speedlite 430 EX flash - the Speedlite 430EX II. The new model offers 20% shorter recycle times, a silent recycle process to minimize distraction and a new quick release and locking mechanism amongst other new features. When attached to an EOS camera the Speedlite 430EX II detects the sensor size and adjusts its angle of coverage accordingly.
  • Adobe signals delay to Photoshop Express
    • Adobe has delayed an update that will add support for Flickr users to its Photoshop Express online image editing and storage service. The service, currently at the Beta stage, allows images to be stored or pulled from the users' other websites and edited without over-writing the original. The latest update, which also adds a 'Save As...' feature and the ability to embed slideshows in other websites, has been postponed to allow bugs found late in the development process to be fixed.