Backup, Backup, Backup! Don’t just read those words, live by those words. Do it before it’s too late. Backing up is the one thing that we all should do but most people don’t.
We trust these wonderful machines (computers) that we use day in and day out with all of our data [...]

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When you take a picture with your digital camera it saves the file as a computerized image. That file is usually a RAW file or a JPEG file, depending on what your camera can do and the settings you choose.
So which do you choose? What do they mean? [...]

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Lag time, which is the delay between pressing the shutter button and getting a picture and the time between taking consecutive shots, is a common complaint from owners of lower and mid range digital cameras.
So here are some tips for those who can’t afford to buy a higher end camera, but want to learn how [...]

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Have you ever taken photos that look dull and flat? And even after using photo editing software you still can’t get the look you were going for?
The number one reason for this is usually lighting. The secret for perfect pictures is to do it right the first time, so that you don’t have to use [...]

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Here are some guidelines for better pictures using a digital SLR camera:
Simplicity - Remove any clutter from the scene you are shooting. Zoom in to capture the part you want to emphasize.
Rule of thirds - You will find this rule mentioned a lot and it’s a great way to capture a moving object. Just [...]

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Today, digital photography is considered the most popular not only in the business industry but also for personal use. For all those who have shifted from film cameras, it is vital that you know the different terms related to it.
The first part of the digital photography tutorial will focus on the basic parts and terms [...]

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