• digital slr photography guide

    Posted on November 29th, 2009

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    Understanding DSLR Lens Requirements

    Understanding DSLR Lens Requirements

    Welcome back! Nice to see you back again!url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-guide/understanding-dslr-lens-requirements.html’;You’ve got a little background in lenses now, and you’re ready to learn exactly what you should be looking for when choosing lenses for your digital SLR. After all, the lenses you own affect the quality of your images as well as the kinds of pictures you can [...]

  • digital slr photography for dummies

    Posted on November 26th, 2009

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    Oddity of Digital SLR Viewfinders

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-for-dummies/oddity-of-digital-slr-viewfinders.html’;In general, the viewfinder system of dSLR cameras operates very much like their film SLR counterparts. That would be great, except for one thing: Such systems rob you of the use of the digital sensor up until the instant the exposure is made. One of the primo advantages of digital cameras, the ability to see [...]

  • digital slr photography tips

    Posted on November 25th, 2009

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    How To Clean Your DSLR’s Sensor

    How To Clean Your DSLR’s Sensor

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-tips/how-to-clean-your-dslrs-sensor.html’;Should you clean your sensor? That depends on what kind of cleaning you plan to do, and whose advice you listen to. Some vendors countenance only dust-off cleaning, through the use of reasonably gentle blasts of air, while condemning more serious scrubbing with swabs and cleaning fluids. These same manufacturers sometimes offer the cleaning kits [...]

  • digital slr photography tips

    Posted on November 23rd, 2009

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    How To Protect Your Sensor from Dust

    How To Protect Your Sensor from Dust

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-tips/how-to-protect-your-sensor-from-dust.html’;The easiest way to protect your sensor from dust is to prevent it from entering your camera in the first place. Here are some steps you can take:
    ■ Keep your camera clean. Avoid working in dusty areas if you can do so. Make sure you store your camera in a clean environment.
    ■ When swapping lenses, [...]

  • digital slr photography tips

    Posted on November 19th, 2009

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    Is a Compact SLR Important to You?

    Is a Compact SLR Important to You?

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-tips/is-a-compact-slr-important-to-you.html’;Compared with point-and-shoot digital cameras, all dSLRs are a bit on the chunky side. However, some are more compact than others, and a few, particularly pro models with large battery packs and vertical grips, border on the huge. Before you lay down a large hunk of change for a digital camera, play with it to [...]

  • digital slr photography tips

    Posted on November 18th, 2009

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    Mastering Your dSLR’s Controls

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-tips/mastering-your-dslr%e2%80%99s-controls.html’;Although every camera uses different buttons and menus to control key features, each includes some variation on the basic array of controls. This chapter provides an overview of the exposure and focus controls a digital photographer must master, and includes descriptions of how these controls differ between digital cameras and film cameras.
    You’ll learn about automated [...]

  • Storage

    Storage

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography/storage.html’;Once you’ve viewed your image through the viewfinder, composed and focused it with your lens, and captured the photons with the sensor, the final step is to store the digital image semipermanently so it can be transferred to your computer for viewing, editing, or printing. While the kind of storage you use in your camera [...]

  • digital slr photography for dummies

    Posted on November 16th, 2009

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    Viewfinders

    Viewfinders

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-for-dummies/viewfinders.html’;The third key component of a digital camera is its viewfinder. With a dSLR, the viewfinder is, along with lens interchangeability, one of the distinguishing features between the category and non-dSLR cameras. Certainly, other digital cameras provide a form of through-the-lens viewing by displaying the current sensor image on an LCD. But,  an LCD display [...]

  • digital slr photography for dummies

    Posted on November 15th, 2009

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    How To Choose the dSLR That Is Right for You

    How To Choose the dSLR That Is Right for You

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-for-dummies/how-to-choose-the-dslr-that-is-right-for-you.html’;You might have examined the explanations of digital SLR technology in this blog because You are pondering which digital SLR to buy. Since technology changes so rapidly, it’s improbable that the camera you buy today will be your last. On the other hand, even the least expensive dSLR is a major investment for most of [...]

  • digital slr photography tips

    Posted on November 14th, 2009

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    Using Interchangeable Lenses

    Using Interchangeable Lenses

    url=’http://www.digitalslrphotographytips.com/digital-slr-photography-tips/using-interchangeable-lenses.html’;The next most important component of a digital SLR is the lens—or, more properly, lenses—because, unlike other types of digital cameras, the lens of a dSLR is interchangeable. I’m not going to waste a lot of time discussing the science of optics, primarily because it’s an ancient technology. Indeed, in the Western world, Romans invented [...]

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