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Sepia Tone Photography: How To Do It

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Want to know how to do sepia photography? Visit HowStuffWorks to learn how to do sepia photography.

How Digital Cameras Work

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Digital cameras produce instant photos that you can print or share online. Learn how digital cameras work and read reviews of the best digital cameras.

How do I get the best sound out of my car's audio system?

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Are you getting the best sound out of your car audio system? Learn about getting the best sound out of your car audio system at HowStuffWorks.

10 Reasons Why The Sega Dreamcast Failed

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The Sega Dreamcast, remembered nowadays as a cult favorite, was the unsuccessful gaming console that attempted to compete with the PlayStation 2, Xbox, and GameCube. Released on 9/9/99, the Dreamcast is often described as "ahead of its time,â€ as it did a lot of things well but ultimately failed to establish itself as a viable alternative to Sony's [â€¦] The post 10 Reasons Why The Sega Dreamcast Failed appeared first on Goliath.

What is fisheye lens photography?

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Look through a door's peephole and you'll see how a fisheye lens can distort a scene while providing a 180-degree view. So how are fisheye lenses used?

How Radio Scanners Work

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The air around you is bursting with radio waves -- and you can tap into them with minimal effort. With a simple radio scanner, all sorts of transmissions are within your earshot. Find out how radio scanners let you listen in on everything from police to astronaut transmissions.

Here's Why The Nintendo GameCube Failed

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The Nintendo GameCube, Nintendo's fourth home console, entered its respective generation as an underdog for the first time since Nintendo entered the gaming industry. While the N64 was viewed as a step backwards for the company in terms of commercial success, the GameCube actually sold fewer units than the N64, even with the industry as a whole [â€¦] The post Here's Why The Nintendo GameCube Failed appeared first on Goliath.

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