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Blog Name: Your Photo Tips
Url: http://yourphototips.com
Language: English
Topics: photography, digital photography, photography tips
Description: Your Photo Tips covers photography tips, tricks, and tutorials emphasizing technique over technology.
Popularity: 152 Followers

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101 Quick and Easy Secrets for Using Your Digital Photographs [Book Review]
101 Quick and Easy Secrets for Using Your Digital Photographs [Amazon] by Matthew Bamberg Like most photographers in the digital era you pr
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Essential Gear for the Beginning DSLR Photographer
This guest post was provided by Laura Charon of BeyondMegapixels.com It all started somewhere, this shared obsession we have with photography.  At some point in the past we all bought our first digital SLR camera, we were baffled by the variety of gear available for it, and we struggled with the size of our budget vs. the size of our WANT. With that beginner photographer in mind, I’d like to share four items of gear which I, looking back upon my first experiences with my DSLR, consider to be essential in order to hit the ground running.  This list assumes that the photographer has already decid
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5 Tips for Creative Halloween Photography
Getting creative photography out of a ghoulish holiday like Halloween is as easy as following a few simple tricks and guidelines.   But first… Start with the right settings Halloween at night can be a little tricky on your camera.  If you’re on a point and shoot camera look for your “scene” settings and use the “night setting”.  Just remember that you’ll want to brace yourself and your camera as often as possible as this setting increases your ISO and uses a longer shutter speed. If you’re using a DSLR adjust your camera for night time photography by upping the ISO and using a longer shutter speed.  Bringing along

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