While taking photos, I keep on finding and hunting for tips. These are some of them – 5 tips per post
Tip 356 (Getting cameras with scene modes): Cameras nowadays come equipped with a lot of smart scene based modes. What this means is, there are settings in the cameras (mostly in point and shoot cameras) that allow users who do not really know the settings required for landscape vs. interiors vs. low light conditions vs. [...]
Tip 336 (Prime lens vs. zoom lens): If you want better optical quality, then a prime lens would be more suitable for you; but there is an inconvenience involved in terms of not having the convenience of being able to get distant objects easily (as is possible through a zoom lens) Tip 337 (Do you [...]
Tip 331 (Low budget lens): Typically lens from third party providers are cheaper than those from the camera manufacturers such as Nikon, Canon, etc. These third party manufacturers are names such as Tamaron, Sigma; they are good to start with, but make sure that you have studied them before you go in for the purchase. [...]
Tip 326 (Consider your use): Lenses have their own specific uses. Don’t go in for a lens before taking a detailed look at what your needs are. Consider the case of a friend of mine who always hankered for a zoom lens, and then bought a 80-200 zoom lens. After buying it, a few months [...]
Tip 321 (Zoom lens and apertures): A zoom lens may seem great, since you can get different focal lengths in the same lens. So, if you have a lens that covers say from 70-300, that lens should supposedly be great. Unfortunately, there are some problems that start coming up. For example, most zoom lens don’t [...]
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