Sunday, January 22, 2017
5 steps to optimize your digital camera
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Ever feel desperate with your camera photo result ?
thats might be because you dont know how to optimizing it.
thats might be because you dont know how to optimizing it.
here some tips from me
STEP 1: Read your manual.
If you don’t read your manual you’re going to use the factory default settings and you’ll be using it most likely as a really cheap camera because you won’t use any of the special features.
STEP 2: Set your camera’s date and time.
The camera you buy has the wrong time zone set and probably the wrong time also. If you have one of those cameras that reset the date and time whenever you replace the batteries, then set the time as soon as you put new batteries in.
STEP 3: Set the resolution and compression levels.
The picture resolution gives you the picture size (usually in pixels). For example you can have: 1600×1200, or 1024×768 A picture size of 1.5 to 2.0 Mb should provide great quality and space saving for most users. Obviously if you’re taking professional pictures and you want to print large prints you would have to use your camera at the highest resolution and no compression (RAW).
STEP 4: Learn how to turn your display off and on.
Turning off your display will give you a lot more pictures on the same dying batteries. This assumes that your camera has the ability to turn the display on/off.
STEP 5: Learn how to turn your flash off and on.
This is also very important many times. When you’re trying to get a close up of your subject and you’re coming very close, the flash is useless and will distort your picture. Also, when your subject is in the shade and you’re in the light (assuming you’re close enough) forcing your flash to go off will make your subject appear great instead of being in the shade.
