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Become a Beta Tester on DeviantArt!
Join the beta testing program to help test and improve future DeviantArt features! Beta testing is a cornerstone of DeviantArt’s history, and beta testers benefit the community by providing feedback and usage data. Through bug reports and insight shared during the testing stages, beta testers can help shape and improve site features. Any deviant can become a beta tester by adding this journal to their favourites. :+fav: New Beta Testers are added daily; once you favorite this journal, you'll gain access the following day. If you decide later that you want to opt-out, you can do so by removing this journal from your favorites and you'll be removed the following day. :sherlock: How It Works Beta testers are among the first to see new features introduced to DeviantArt. This early access is provided so deviants can test new features and provide feedback for the DeviantArt team through comments, bug reports, and user engagement metrics before it's released sitewide. When there’s an
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How to write an article for Project Educate
Project Educate
Welcome to a step-by-step tutorial addressing how you should be writing your article for projecteducate (https://www.deviantart.com/projecteducate)! Please read carefully through this article, and closely observe each screenshot so that you can have a good understanding on how to proceed as you publish what might be the first of many PE articles! :dummy:
Step 1: You're on DeviantArt, possibly wondering what "sta.sh" is and where you can find it.
Step 2: Hover over that big "Submit" button, and you'll find a few drop-down options. One of them is sta.sh! Click on it.
Step 3: You've clicked on sta.sh, and now you're seeing this page. As you can see, there are many opti
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Animals, Plants and Nature Spotlight Vol. 151
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CLOSED CONTEST You best photo of 2017
Welcome to the new contest
Start: December 2, 2017
Deadline: December 27, 2017
Rules
The theme of this contest is "Your best photo of 2017"
It'd be nice if you :+fav: this journal and spread the word, so many deviants can see this contest and your works
Your entry must be submitted on deviantArt in this year 2017, no matter when you taken the picture.
Every deviant is welcome, please choose your best photo. No deviantArt watermark on the photos and no photos taken by mobile, only camera!
At the end I will open a journal and all deviants could vote their favorite photos. The 10 most voted photos will go to the final vote: p
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Become a Beta Tester on DeviantArt!
Join the beta testing program to help test and improve future DeviantArt features! Beta testing is a cornerstone of DeviantArt’s history, and beta testers benefit the community by providing feedback and usage data. Through bug reports and insight shared during the testing stages, beta testers can help shape and improve site features. Any deviant can become a beta tester by adding this journal to their favourites. :+fav: New Beta Testers are added daily; once you favorite this journal, you'll gain access the following day. If you decide later that you want to opt-out, you can do so by removing this journal from your favorites and you'll be removed the following day. :sherlock: How It Works Beta testers are among the first to see new features introduced to DeviantArt. This early access is provided so deviants can test new features and provide feedback for the DeviantArt team through comments, bug reports, and user engagement metrics before it's released sitewide. When there’s an
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DIY + Macro for less $
Macro Week
Astrikos (https://www.deviantart.com/astrikos) for projecteducate (https://www.deviantart.com/projecteducate)
Macro Photography, DIY.
A proper macro lens is a beautiful thing. The only problem is that it costs a lot of money. If you don't have a spare $600 or so lying around, there's a lot of DIY things you can do until you can afford a macro lens. Even if you do have a macro lens, these methods are exciting and fun to try anyways.
Extension Tubes You can google these and get ones made by people, ( around $15) or you can make your own gorgeous version with a toilet paper tube & some tape/your hands.
:note: It's important to have a good hold on your camera when you try this, even if you use tape.
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