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Tuesday, November 11, 2008

A Guide For Newbies In Photography


Photography is one of the most popular hobbies today, and a lot of photographers
progressed from being a photo hobbyist to a professional who gets paid to do what they
love. Being a great photographer requires a lot of patience, an artistic eye, and technical
know-hows. To help those who are interested in becoming a photographer, here are some
tips that will surely help them in creating beautiful, interesting pictures.

1. Choose the right camera

A photographer eats with his camera and sleeps with his camera. The camera is his life.
Therefore, it is but very important to choose the right camera to shoot those perfect
photographs. There are many kinds of cameras that aspiring shutterbugs can choose from,
catering to different kinds of budgets. It goes without saying that the best cameras are the
priciest ones. A good camera is a large but justifiable investment.
These are the type of cameras available in the general market:
1. Disposable camera
2. Compact camera
3. Single lens reflex camera or SLR
4. Digital camera
Beginners are recommended to use the medium price range cameras such as Minolta,
Pentax or Canon, which can take great-looking pictures almost as good as the top-of-theline
ones.

2. Select suitable lenses

Beginners can start off with two lenses, the first one from 28mm to 80mm and the second
one from 80mm to 270mm. There are different kinds of lenses, the normal the wide-angle,
the zoom and the macro lenses.

3. Distinguishing film types

Obviously, film is very important since the images taken are stored here. The most
general kinds are colors are black and white films.

4. Choosing the right film speed

The general rule is, the higher the ISO number, the faster the film. Faster ISOs are for fast
actions like sports, or for shoots where there is less light. For shoots with an abundance of
light, a 100 0r 200 ISO will do just


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