Here we are at the last part of our 4 part series on taking pin sharp photos, I hope you have found the series useful and your photos are sharper with more detail than they have ever been.

Yesterday we discussed 6 different ways to convert colour photos to black and white photos today we will cover toning. An integral part of black and white photography is toning, and with the advent of modern digital photography it has never been easier to use all the different tones without the mess and expense caused from traditional film toning.

I am sure you have seen wonderful panoramic photos on the internet, you may have given it a try and always come away with mixed results. There are a few simple rules to go by when making your panoramic photo, simple but important, so I though I'd highlight them below.

The program that you use is really up to you, so I will deal with everything that goes on before you input your pictures to ensure great results in the end.

Remember those awesome 3D pictures that you had to view wearing those old-school red and cyan glasses? I have been making these pics for a while now so I thought I would post a little tutorial on how to do it yourself to impress your friends or possibly bag yourself a wife (or husband - if you are one of those hot photo-taking ladies)