Guidelines for Beginners
Photos are one of the best ways we capture memories, tell stories, and share life’s joy. Whether you meet your friends after a long time and are looking for ways to capture the best photos possible of the time or you’re planning a trip to an exotic location with plenty of photo opportunities – there’s many different reasons to pick up photography. But if you’re new to DSLRs or not quite used to your smart phone camera then your camera can feel a little intimidating. If so, we’ll help you figure out the camera and photography basics.
Camera Features You Need To Know
• Viewfinder : You can use the viewfinder to help strategize the composition of your photo.
• Focus: Most cameras come with auto focus, but you should also figure out how to change this setting to manual once you get comfortable with other photography basics.
• Color Balance: Adjust your color balance settings depending on the lighting to help make sure your photos don’t come out in undesired colors.
• Aperture: Adjust your aperture settings so you’re better able to control the light in your images.
• Shutter Speed: Too fast a shutter speed and your images come out dark, too slow and they’ll come out blurry. Try to find a balance.
• Flash: Most photographers try to stick to external light sources but you still need to understand the basics behind your camera’s flash.
• Light Balance/Exposure: Adjust this depending on how much light you want in your images before you take them.
• ISO: Your ISO, or the sensitivity of your camera to light, will affect how much photo grain appears in your images.
Some of the photography equipments -
• Camera Body (or camera phone):
• Lenses (and cover)
• Tripod
• Rechargeable Batteries
• Memory Cards


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