Optimal Camera Settings For a Newbie

Hobby Photography, Very often I have friends new in photography asking me what are the best settings for their cameras. This is not an easy question to answer, as different lighting and environments will require different settings to deliver the best results.

Nevertheless there are a few default settings I adopt, which will like to share in this article. Before that, it is important to understand a few basic photography jargon like ISO, aperture priority, white balance, etc.

Digital Camera Tips - How to Hold a Digital Camera

Hobby Photography, When taking photographs, one of the most common causes of ruined pictures is a shaky camera, which leads to blurred images. One of the reasons for camera shake is the propensity to hold a digital camera at arms length, which does not offer stability.

How to increase the popularity of web or blog quickly and naturally

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Why more photographers using the viewfinder instead of LCD screen?

Hobby Photography, You may ask, why kok, photographers, especially those using digital SLR camera always use the viewfinder for composition images, rather than by using LCD screen should be more easily and clearly?

Golden Triangle Photography

Hobby Photography, Aperture, ISO and shutter speed (Aperture, ISO and Shutter speed)

A key part of getting the ideal picture hanging from the golden triangle of photography. Golden triangle photography is opening, shutter speed and ISO. The combination of the three determines the image exposure.