Wednesday July 6, 2011
Once you've taken some photographs on your camera, you may want to have prints made. Or, perhaps, you may decide to store them on your computer, allowing you to view them whenever you want.
Whatever you do with your images, you need to make sure that you back them up onto some sort of digital storage. Neither prints nor computers are infallible, meaning it's always best to have another copy of your files just in case.
Click the link to read about the different types of digital storage and learn about your best photo storage options.
Tuesday July 5, 2011
When shooting close-up photos, it can be difficult to come up with just the right exposure.
Without good control of the flash unit, you could end up with a washed-out photo because the flash is too strong or an underexposed photo because the flash is not firing.
To learn more about setting and using a flash unit -- or multiple flash units -- for close-up flash photos, just click the link.
Monday July 4, 2011
The photographic features you'll find in Fujifilm's FinePix JV200 camera aren't going to "wow" you, but, considering you probably can find the JV200 for less than $100, it's a beginner-level camera worth considering.
The JV200, known as the JV205 in some parts of the world, carries 14MP of resolution, a 2.7-inch LCD screen, and 720p HD video recording. The JV200's 3X optical zoom lens is a bit disappointing, though.
You'll find the JV200 in six different body colors - pink, blue, red, champagne gold, silver, and black - which is a nice feature for a beginner-level camera. The JV200 carries an MSRP of $109.95 (Compare Prices), but you'll surely find it for less than $100 this summer.
Photo courtesy Fujifilm
Sunday July 3, 2011
Digital photography is a complex business, as DSLR cameras require a certain amount of technological know-how.
Fortunately, you can make using your DSLR easier by learning a set of essential tips that you can use to make sure your camera is set up properly each time you need to use it.
Click the link to find the best camera tips for learning how to set your DSLR up and how to make shooting quicker and smoother.
