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Get the Most From Your Point-and-Shoot Camera [Photography] (18)
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Just because you've got a relatively inexpensive point-and-shoot camera and not a $1500+ DSLR rig doesn't mean you can't take awesome photos. Here's a look at how you can elevate your regular old point-and-shoot shots to greatness. More ยปShared by aerogeek (58) Chad (205) Christopher (7) David (17) DJ (48) Eoghann (34) Gagah (37) Ganesh (1) J (4) JT (13) and eight more »Comment View comments -
Get the Most From Your Point-and-Shoot Camera [Photography] (20)
onJust because you've got a relatively inexpensive point-and-shoot camera and not a $1500+ DSLR rig doesn't mean you can't take awesome photos. Here's a look at how you can elevate your regular old point-and-shoot shots to greatness.As popular as they've become in some circles, most people don't own a DSLR camera. They're expensive, they're bulky, and they're entirely inconvenient for toting around in many situations. I'm a professional photographer, but despite owning multiple DSLRs and ...Shared by Anski (31) Art (94) btvillarin (52) Cassie (19) Danie (61) Dariosky (20) Eric (43) Geoff (16) Gwyn (11) Gyro108 (16) and 10 more »Comment View comments
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Don't Be Afraid to Shoot in Low Light Without a Flash [Quotables] (27)
onScottish photojournalist Harry Benson, who's captured some amazing frames of The Beatles, world leaders, and historic events, gives the New York Times his best tip for shooting at night or in low natural light.He doesn't lighten or otherwise touch his photos with image editors, and his secret to shooting in low light is simple: Don't be afraid. You'll be surprised just how good your photos will be. Make sure there is some light on your ...Shared by aerogeek (58) Alexandre (140) Bene (35) Blake (13) Brian (39) C (49) Crossbar (33) David (25) db (234) Dennis (17) and 17 more »
- MattHurst said: I almost never take photos using camera flash
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