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Does your camera have the latest firmware? This topic is one that I often find myself explaining in more detail, and one that many people aren’t even aware that they can update their camera’s firmware, and how this may affect their digital camera. An analogy is to updating the version of software on your smart …
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Want to avoid some of the more common mistakes made by photographers? Here are 6 camera settings that many get wrong along with some advice on how to get it right.
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We investigate the common problems that plague new photographers and offer some jargon-free beginner photography tips to avoid them.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's curator insight,
February 24, 2014 2:53 AM
Although you can correct a lot of exposure errors in Photoshop, particularly using raw format files, it’s still better to get the results right in-camera as much as possible. Even when converting raw images, there is a limit to how much highlight detail you can recover if you over-expose your images. While it’s often possible to boost the detail in the shadows of an under-exposed shot, the result will be noisier and lower quality than if you correctly exposed it in the first place. Click to know more.
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We are big fans of CamRanger, while other options have been around for a while (both DIY and pro) they came up with a well packed product for camera remote control that has all the features you can possibly think about. Via Philippe Gassmann
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All of the cameras featured in this Best Camera 2013 guide deliver great results, and that is guaranteed. So which is best for you? Find out.
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Get more from your Canon EOS cameras! Whether you have three camerabodies or one, these need-to-know tips are your ultimate Canon guide.
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These 101 portrait photography tips will help photographers learn to take their portrait photography of people to the next level by learning new techniques.
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Every digital SLR, prosumer and even some high-end point-and-shoot cameras have the ability to save images as raw image files. This isn
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New York Film Academy Photography School Chairman, Brian Dilg shares some tips for impressing editors and admissions Via planetMitch
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September 5, 2013 1:53 AM
New York Film Academy Photography School Chairman, Brian Dilg shares some tips for impressing editors and admissions
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Sometimes as photographers, we make mistakes without even realizing it. Here is a list of 9 photography mistakes that are easy to make but just as easy to fix!
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We recently took a look at some of the best camera hacks that will save you tons of money. Today we’ve decided to turn things up a notch and progress to th
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What is ISO? Discover how your camera's sensitivity to light is measured and when you should increase your camera's ISO setting.
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As a Beginner photographer, you would have to face a number of challenges. Often, learning the basics of the game is a much simpler task than actually going
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Learn how to create stunning abstract floral and macro photos. See abstract and macro photos of Easter Lilies from author Juergen Roth, Apogee Photo Magazine.
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If you’re new to photography and have been given a camera for Christmas you may need a few tips on how to set up a camera for the first time
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“What camera should I buy?” In this jargon-free buyer's guide we explain the pros and cons of each camera type and when is best to use them.
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To help you get to the grips with your EOS camera, we’ve put together 49 essential Canon DSLR tips and tricks specifically for getting more efficient use from your EOS camera.
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How you use your camera will depend greatly on what type of shooting you do, but these 6 settings you should definitely by heart!
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For when a compact camera simply won't do. If you feel like you’ve outgrown your point-and-shoot model and want to explore the world of more advanced DSLR cameras, then ease-of-use will probably feature at the top of your list of requirements.
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With Facebook's new TOS laying claim to YOUR photos that you post to them, Pressgram emerges to help you take control over your online photographs.
Henrik Safegaard - Cloneartist's curator insight,
September 12, 2013 5:06 AM
Hello there - are you aware of what they are doing ???
"In addition, You give us permission to use your name, profile picture, content, and information in connection with commercial, sponsored, or related content (such as a brand you like) served or enhanced by us. This means, for example, that you permit a business or other entity to pay us to display your name and/or profile picture with your content or information, without any compensation to you. If you have selected a specific audience for your content or information, we will respect your choice when we use it."
You should click and read this article. - 
Tiaan Jonker's comment,
September 12, 2013 9:50 AM
Scary actually! They can really do what they want and use your photos any which way,where, when and how they choose. You've got no say whatsoever!
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September 12, 2013 9:51 AM
Ditto! You should click and read this article. - :)
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It’s easy to walk away from a photo opportunity because you don’t feel your lens is long enough or wide enough, or you believe your camera’s continuous shooting speed is slow or its autofocus sluggish.
But learning to think around any potential barriers is how original photos are made.
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