We’ve said it before with a lot of passion, and we are going to remind you again, please, back up your pictures. But this time it’s not for you, it’s for your family, your spouse, your kids, your niece and nephew that you may not even have yet. Do it for them. I’m going to […]
Did you know that you can update your camera for free, in about 15 minutes, from the comfort of your own living room? It’s called a firmware upgrade, and it’s easy to do. All you need is a clean memory card, a fully charged battery, and an internet connection. It’s simple, just follow the steps. […]
Trying to capture that beautiful landscape in front of you with your camera can be difficult to achieve sometimes. With just a few adjustments, you will have a better chance of getting the photo of all that fantastic scenery…
I admit, I like shooting people, with my camera. Portrait Mode is for much more than just people though…
You grab your camera, battery charged, memory clear. It’s absolutely stunning outside. The air is crisp and the sun is shining brightly on the fresh fallen snow. The kids are giddy with delight for the sledding hill, even the dog seems to be grinning from ear to ear. The moment’s here; the fun, excitement, laughter, […]
You’ve turned the flash off and raised the ISO. Your palms sweat with anticipation for the great candid shots you’re about to get at that birthday party. You push the button, and, ….What the..?!!
To adjust the white balance, set your camera on P for Program and find WB or AWB as a button on your camera, or on your screen. If you own a Canon, try the Func/Set button. Keep looking, it’s there somewhere…
As our quiet valley becomes blanketed, (more like buried,) in snow today, it seems fitting to discuss the value of adjusting your camera’s white balance…
“Go ahead, just push here, I’ll take care of everything, and what I give you is better than anything you could do…
When your camera is set to auto or program, the camera reads the light and sets the f/stop and shutter speed for you. This is point-and-shoot at it’s best, and worst. Sometimes, the camera may fire the flash when natural light would actually look better. The camera may also choose a shutter speed that is […]