We shed a little light on what you need to create images with a little external lighting.
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Convenience zoom lenses
An overview of the ‘all-in-one’ zoom lenses that have become popular with snapshooters and travelling photographers.
Choosing and using a scanner
Most people have old photographs they want to keep but are concerned about the amount of space they take up and the deterioration than can occur over time. Digitising these images is the ideal way to preserve them – and for that you need a scanner.
What gear to take on your holiday
As you make your next travel plans, give some thought to the photography equipment you will take along.
How to choose the right memory card
Understanding some of the latest issues associated with in-camera image storage will help you select the right memory card for your photos and videos.
Sensitivity and colour controls
When you take a picture, you’re juggling three camera settings: the lens aperture, the shutter speed and the ISO setting. You may also need to adjust white balance (which controls colour rendition).
Taking control of your DSLR
Serious photographers usually prefer working with the A, S and M shooting modes because they provide full control over exposures. They also allow full access to all camera settings (except exposure compensation in M mode). Each shooting mode is useful in different situations.
Ten tips for trouble-free travel photography
How to reduce stress and come home with some great memories of your trip.
Shooting sharp pictures
Techniques for obtaining sharp images in most situations.
Improving autofocus performance
There have been significant advances in autofocus technologies in the past few years. Here we look at some of the systems camera manufacturers have developed to improve autofocusing performance.