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How to Use a Digital SLR Camera Lens.

• The most important part of a digital slr camera, its slr camera lens, determines the quality of your photographs. Experienced photographers have long considered SLR camera Lens the best.
• Once SLRs only used 35mm film, but today you’ll also find digital SLRs. The best thing about Digital SLR camera is that you can switch digital slr lens to match your photographing conditions.
• Match camera lenses to your camera. Camera bodies come with a lens mount that tells you what SLR lenses work with your digital slr camera. For example, Canon EF telephoto lens mounts accept EF telephoto lens.
• If you want to try a different lens, you must buy the appropriate lens mount adapter.Learn about aperture, which is the opening in your slr camera lens where light passes through.
• Many cameras come with a variable aperture that allows you to adjust the depth of field. Other lenses remain at the same aperture.
• Choose wide-angle lenses for shooting landscapes and interior shots that benefit from a great depth of field. Wide-angles use a focal length of 35mm or less. A standard slr camera lens is 50mm.
• Select EF telephoto lens with a longer focal length to allow you to focus in on a subject that is at a distance from you. EF Telephoto Lens start at 85 mm and continue up.
• The focal length of a camera 600mm or larger makes such a large lens that it’s difficult to hold steady, so it’s best to use a tripod.
• Find the best in both worlds with a slr zoom lens. A zoom lens lets you adjust your focal length. Although some zooms include wide-angle shots in a 24-70 lens, most work for zooming in on distant shots, like with a 70-200mm lens.
• Sacrifice image quality with a slr zoom lens or purchase a prime or fixed focal length SLR camera lens for the best quality images.

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How well Digital SLR Camera Lens performs in different kinds of lighting.

• Avoid red eye. Red-eye is caused when your eyes dilate in lower lighting. When your pupils are big, the flash actually lights up the blood vessels on the back wall of your eyeball, which is why it looks red.
• If you must use a flash in poor light, try to get the person to not look directly at the digital slr camera, or consider using a “bounce flash”. Aiming your flash above the heads of your subjects, especially if the walls surrounding are light, will keep red-eye out.
• If you don’t have a separate flash gun which is adjustable in this way, use the red-eye reduction feature of your camera if available - it flashes a couple of times before opening the shutter, which causes your subject’s pupils to contract, thus minimizing red-eye.
• Better yet, don’t take photographs which require a flash to be used; find somewhere with better lighting.
  Use your flash judiciously, and don’t use it when you don’t have to.
• A flash in poor light can often cause ugly-looking reflections, or make the subject of your photo appear “washed out”; the latter is especially true of people photos.
• On the other hand, a flash is very useful for filling in shadows; to eliminate the “raccoon eye” effect in bright midday light, for example.
• If you can avoid using a flash by going outside, or steadying the camera setting a faster ISO speed (allowing faster shutter speeds), then do that.
• Go through your photos and look for the best ones. Look for what makes the best photos and continue using the methods that got the best shots. Don’t be afraid to throw away or delete photos, either.
• Be brutal about it; if it doesn’t strike you as a particularly pleasing shot, then ditch it. If you, like most people, are shooting on a digital camera, then it would not have cost you anything but your time.
• Before you delete them, remember you can learn a lot from your worst photos; discover why they don’t look good, then don’t do that.
• The more pictures you take, the better you’ll get, and the more you (and everyone) will like your pictures. Shoot from new or different angles, and find new subjects to take pictures of, and keep at it; you can make even the most boring, everyday thing look amazing if you’re creative enough about photographing it.
• Get to know your camera’s limitations, too; how well it performs in different kinds of lighting, how well auto-focus performs at various distances, how well it handles moving subjects, and so on.

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Why the Canon EF Telephoto Lens are Difference SLR Lens.

• You can take less-shaky pictures by: bracing your camera against a solid object; pressing the shutter button smoothly; spreading your feet out; tucking your elbows in; using an image-stabilized lens; drinking less coffee.
• Camera shake is also related to the focal length of the lens you’re using. The longer the lens, the faster the shutter speed must be to avoid shake. Indoors, keep your lens short and move in closer.
• Remember, shutter speeds which minimize shake may not stop motion. You can easily end up with a non-shaky picture with blurry subjects.
• If you’re shopping for a digital camera, buy one with a maximum ISO of 1600 or above. Cameras with a top ISO of 400 are nearly useless indoors without flash.
• On a digital camera, use a tripod, turn off the flash and then use the timer. Before you take the shot take a good deep breath and hold it. Relax, and wait a couple of seconds to allow your body to settle.
• This will reduce the amount of movement being caused by your breathing and involuntary muscle movement.
  Get as close to your subject as possible, consistent with good composition.
• Camera shake is more noticeable the further away the object is from the camera.On a film camera, you can do this by using a higher speed (ISO) film.

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SLR Lens Tip: How to Avoid Your Photo Being a Dark Silhouette

• Snow or the sea will always give you a bright background even if you don’t think it will - your eyes will compensate.
• Another way to compensate if to use a fill flash to properly expose both the background and the foreground object.
• Many newer digital slr camera do this automatically in full auto mode, others require some set up such as setting the  digital slr camera to forced flash.
• Look around for a better shooting angle to start with so the sun isn’t behind your subject. Try to find an angle where the sun is behind / to the side of the photographer.
• That way the subjects will be illuminated but not squinting looking into the sun.
  Use a digital slr camera that allows you to press the shutter button halfway without taking the picture - try it.
• If you can do this, that’s the point where the camera has set the exposure in most full auto mode  digital slr camera.
• When the subject (person?) comes out too dark, the  digital slr camera has looked at the light background and set the exposure to capture that, instead of your subject.
• Move in close to your subject so that the  digital slr camera can’t see the light background (light background not visible in the viewfinder).
• If you can’t or don’t want to go close to your subject - point the  digital slr camera at the ground IN THE SHADE.
• Press the shutter button halfway AND HOLD IT THERE.
• Keep the shutter button half pressed - now move back and frame the picture how you want it to be.
• Now press the shutter button all the way and take the picture.
• Your subject will be correctly exposed. The bright background will almost certainly be over exposed - you can’t have it both ways!

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SLR Lens tip: How to Take Hand Held Pictures Indoors Without Flash

• Set your camera to Aperture Priority and open the Digital SLR lens aperture up wide.
• Why “A”? Because indoors hand-held your main enemy is camera shake, and to defeat it you’ll need as much light as possible.
• Depth of field will have to take a back seat.
• Compose your picture. Look at the shutter speed.
• The slowest shutter speed at which digital camera shake is not a factor is any speed higher than the focal lenght of your digital SLR lens (should be marked on the lens) ex. 45mm. If you’re at or faster than that, take the pic.
• If you’re slower than 1/45, increase the ISO if possible. If you’re faster, you may be able to reduce the ISO to get a less noisy picture.
• You can now shoot using only the ISO dial to set the exposure.
• In a dark room, boost the ISO. In a lighter room, knock it down a bit.
• The aperture setting will always be locked at wide-open and the shutter speed will always be the best available for controlling shake.

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How to Transfer Images from a Digital Camera to a Computer.

• Run the software that came with your camera. Pop the CD into your computer and go through the setup steps.

• The only way you’ll be able to transfer is if you have the software installed.

• If you bought the camera used or, for one reason or another, just don’t seem to have the CD, you can probably find a used or maybe even a new one on eBay.

• You might be able to find it somewhere else as well.Connect the camera to the computer. Let’s face it, the pictures aren’t going to the computer if there is no cord to connect them.

• Most of the time, you’ll hear a sound or something will pop-up if the camera is connected properly and working.
  Sync the camera to the computer and transfer the pictures.

• With most camera software, as soon as you connect the camera to the computer and it recognizes it, something will pop up asking if you would like to sync the pictures to the computer.

• After that it’s pretty self-explanatory. If nothing pops up or it never was supposed to pop up in the first place, open the camera program.

• Most likely you’ll be able to find your way from there. If not, read your camera manual. It should tell you even more than this how-to.

• Another option is to buy a Memory Card Reader. They will go by the name ” 6 in One, 12 in one, USB Reader Writer or Flash Memory Card Reader Writer.

• They allow all memory sticks and cards to be recognized by your computer. On Windows XP, you just plug it in and find it as another drive on My Computer.

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SLR Lens Trip: How to Clean Digital SLR Camera

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• Microfiber cloths are the greatest invention. The suck up oils and dirt though capillary action without the need for cleaners in most cases.
• For stubborn skin oils inside the crevices you can use a few drops of lens cleaning solution, nothing else. You can find micro fiber cloths at retailers such as Radio Shack and Wal Mart.
• Avoid ones that are for car cleaning as they may have rougher fibers and are not true microfiber cloths.
• Make sure you have clean hands and begin rubbing the microfiber cloth around all the buttons, from the center of the button outward, not forcing dirt deeper into the tiny crack.
• Wipe around the SLR camera’s lens mount moving from the inside toward the outside. Remove the compact flash or SD card and wipe it down as well as the insides of the door.
• Don’t attempt to remove the lens and clean your camera’s sensor without consulting your owners manual or reputable camera shop.
• Don’t forget about the flash. Dirt under the flip down flash will cause scratches if not removed.
• Install a screen protector on the LCD display, this will help preserve your camera’s value and keep the display clear.
• For rough use there are products such as Camera Armour that offer a silicone glove custom made to fit many camera models such as the Canon 40D.

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• Digital SLR Lens Trip: How to Take Better Photographs

Read the camera’s manual, and learn what each control, switch, button, and menu item does. At the very least you should know how to turn the flash on, off, and auto,

• How to zoom in and out, and how to use the shutter button.

• Set the camera’s resolution to take high quality photos at the highest resolution possible. Low-resolution images are more difficult to digitally alter later on; it also means that you can’t crop as enthusiastically as you could with a higher-resolution version.
• If you have a small memory card, get a bigger one; if you don’t want to or can’t afford to buy a new one, then use the “fine” quality setting, if your camera has one, with a smaller resolution.
• Start off with setting your camera to one of its automatic modes, if you have a choice. Most useful is “Program” or “P” mode on digital SLRs.
• Ignore advice to the contrary which suggests that you operate your digital slr camera fully manually; the advances in the last fifty years in automatic focusing and metering have not happened for nothing.
• If your photos come out poorly focused or poorly exposed, then start operating certain functions manually.
• Take your camera everywhere. When you have your digital slr camera with you all the time, you will start to see the world differently; you will look for and find opportunities to take great photographs.
• And, of course, you will end up taking more photographs; and the more you take, the better a photographer you will become.
• Furthermore, if you’re taking photographs of your friends and family, they will get used to you having your digital slr camera with you all the time.
• Thus, they will feel less awkward or intimidated when you get your digital slr camera out; this will lead to more natural-looking, less “posed” photographs.
• Also, remember to bring batteries or charge it if you are using a digital slr camera.

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