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-- Based In Pretoria --
-- Playing In Gauteng And Surrounding Provinces --
Sa Flag
  Anne Grace
Appelliefie Art
Arline Photography
Birdhouse Photographic
Busang Photography
Carolien And Ben
Chanique Fourie
Chantelle Loots  recommended
CR Wyeth Photography  recommended
D' Amor
Darrell Fraser
Deon van Wyk
Duck Soup Productions
Elise Mare
Ett Venter
Foto Clix  recommended
Helen du Plessis
Hold That Smile
JCClick
Jeandré Hartman
JvZ Photography
Lood Goosen Photography  recommended
Marethe
  Marita DLux Photos
Melissa Meyer
Michelle Kalp
Mighty Fine
Miracles Photography
Monique Brits
Nicolene Meyer  recommended
One Fine Day
Pelser Photography  recommended
Photavio  recommended
Pixel Pro  recommended
Riette de Wet Photography
RDK Photography
Salt Photography SA  recommended
Soif de Vivre
Stella Uys
Susan Du Toit
That Other Couple  new
The Girl With The Camera
Tyrone K Zerf Photography
Urnique Photography
Warren James
Wildflower Photography
 
  An Eye 4 An Eye  recommended
Armadillo Media  recommended
Bravo Photography
CR Wyeth Photography
Deon Coetzee
DGR Photography
Femme Fatale Boudior
GDG Photography
Gerhard Louw Photography  recommended
Gingerale Photography
Girolamo Photography
  Jack And Jane
Jamie Jonk  recommended
Melanie Wessels
Onesto Studios
Rensche Mari
Rustic Barn Productions  recommended
Salt n Pepper Photography  recommended
Schantel Merwe
Tyme
Van Luke
 
 
  Anneli Young
Digby Owen Photography
  Estefania Romero
 
 
  Johan Pretorius
JvZ Photography
  Palm Photography  hot!
 
 
  Alessandro Bramuzzo
Bowditch Photography
Brett Florens
David Rees
David Weeks
Dean Demos
Ocean Driven
  Pro Moments
R Badal Photography
Silverzone Images
Steve Yelseth Photography
Stuart Dods
Tyrone Crossman
Vanilla Photography
 
  Abri Kruger
Adene Photography
Andre Bester
Anke Photography
C and B Photography
Catherine Mac
Christelle Rall
Christine Meintjes
David Papenfus
Elaine Otto
Emielke Photography
Esther Reid
Hannah Shoots
Jan Hendrik
Jan Theron
Jana Marnewick
Joanne Markland
Kathryn Lawrence
  Kristi Agier
Ladd And Lass
Lauren Kriedemann
Lily Photography
Lindy Truter
Lizelle Lotter
Maré Rootman
Marlene De Villiers
Michelle Photography
Moira West
Nikki Meyer
Peartree
Robynne Bruwer  new
ST Photography
Taryn Ward Photography
Vivid Blue Photography
Warren Williams
 
 
  • The term "megapixel" was first used in 1984.
  • The word "photography" litterly means "drawing with light".
  • The first colour photograph was taken in 1861 by James Maxwell, a the British physicist.
  • Today we snap more photos every two minutes than humanity as a whole took in the 1800s.
  • According to statistics, at present, only 2 of 100 images taken with digital cameras are printed on paper.
  • Rapatronic cameras are capable of recording a still image with an exposure time as brief as 10 nanoseconds.
  • The first aerial photography was carried out by French inventor Turnache in 1858. He shot Paris from a balloon.
  • The f-number of the human eye varies from about f/8.3 in brightly lit conditions, to about f/2.1 in dark conditions.
  • The most expensive camera ever sold was a rare 1923 Leica camera, which went for $2.8 million at auction in Vienna.
  • To work out the focal length of the human eye, you would need to take into account the light-reflecting properties on liquids in the eye.
  • The largest collection of cameras in the world is held by Dilish Parekh of Mumbai, India. He has a collection of 4,425 antique cameras which he has been collecting since 1977.
  • There are 12 Hasselblad cameras on the surface of the moon. They were left there after the moon landings to allow for the extra weight of the lunar rock samples to be brought back.
  • The biggest SLR lens made to date is the Carl Zeiss Apo Sonnar T. It weighs 256kg and has a focal length of 1700mm. It is designed specifically for use with a Hasselblad 6x6 medium format camera and was custom-built for an anonymous customer who had a particular interest in wildlife photography.
  • Before the digital age, the US government was taking spy photographs of the Soviet Union. How did they do this? They launched 20 satellites, each containing 60 miles of film along with cameras. After the film was finished, it was shot back through the Earth's atmosphere in buckets and parachuted over the Pacific Ocean where they were then snagged with grappling hooks by C-130 Air Force planes.

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