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  1. How to Capture Clear Night Shots - Fireworks and Celebrations

    How to Capture Clear Night Shots - Fireworks and Celebrations

    Whether you are a professional photographer or someone who simply enjoys photography in your spare time, you are sure to enjoy the luxury of being able to capture anything that catches your eye or inspires you. This could be a family holiday abroad, beloved pets, landscapes and scenery, birthday celebrations or memorable days with friends. […]

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  2. Tips for capturing the best images with an overcast autumnal sky

    Tips for capturing the best images with an overcast autumnal sky

    When shooting on an overcast day, the sky can provide a softbox effect to give you subtle and even lighting. It removes the worry of squinting subjects, dappled light through trees or buildings and harsh shadows ruining your image. However, as this giant softbox is directly overhead, it can make it difficult to have anything […]

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  3. Why your photos are blurry (and how to avoid it)

    Why your photos are blurry (and how to avoid it)

    Blurry photos are one of the most frustrating aspects of photography, especially if you can’t figure out why you’re getting blurred results when you’ve seemingly done everything right. While occasionally we want to add a certain level of blur to a creative image, when we’re trying to achieve super sharp, crisp images, any amount of […]

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  4. How to capture the decisive moment in photography

    How to capture the decisive moment in photography

    Even if you’re a professional photographer, you’ll often find yourself wondering if you got the shot. You got a shot, but did you manage to capture that elusive decisive moment? The one that makes your images stand out and causes the viewer to take a longer look. The art of photography is in the emotion, […]

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  5. CameraWorld's Essential Guide for Beginner Photographers:  Mastering Manual Mode

    CameraWorld's Essential Guide for Beginner Photographers: Mastering Manual Mode

    Using manual mode allows you to have complete control of your camera’s settings. By selecting manual, you can adjust various settings, most importantly the three elements of the exposure triangle, ISO, aperture and shutter speed. The ISO, aperture and shutter speed work together to determine the exposure of your images. They also impact your photos […]

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  6. Buying a Second-Hand DSLR Camera - Essential Guide

    Buying a Second-Hand DSLR Camera - Essential Guide

    Opting for a second-hand DSLR camera is a more cost-effective way of building up your photography kit. Buying everything you need as new can get very expensive, very quickly, and unless you’re a professional photographer, it might not be a justifiable expense. That said, it’s essential to arm yourself with some hints and tips before […]

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