DSLR – Techno FAQ

Beginner’s Guide: Knowing the Features of Your First DSLR Camera

So you’ve bought your first digital SLR camera, and you are excited. It is critical to fully understand how your camera works, and know its settings and buttons. Only basic understand on which camera brands are good is not enough, you should try to gather knowledge on functionality of your camera and how you can […]

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30 November, 2019
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5 Must follow Product Photography Tips for E-commerce Websites

With the advent of technology, we are now entering the world of websites. Here, consumers are always on the lookout to find time-saving methods always. Hence their attention always gravitates to all the fastest and the quickest ways to gather the information that they need. Now, what would that be? Well, it is the images, […]

bibhuranjan
29 March, 2019
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3 Camera Buying Tips for Instagrammers

You’re probably aware of the incredible numbers of Instagram: 58 million photos uploaded on a daily basis, 1.7 billion likes given per day, more than 1 billion monthly active users! In such a crowded space, how can you possibly get yourself noticed? Well, the fact is that there are as many ways to stand out […]

sunit
22 August, 2018
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DSLR vs. Micro 4/3 Cameras: Which is the Ultimate Camera Choice?

Looking for the best camera to use? Whether you are an amateur or a professional photographer, there are so many choices and while this is a good thing, it can also make shopping for a camera a daunting experience. Digital photography technology is evolving at a tremendous pace, providing photography enthusiasts with a plethora of […]

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14 July, 2017
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5 DSLR Video Tips for Shooting Professional Videos

Everyone has a DSLR, but not everyone is good at shooting DSLR videos. The sad thing about people is that, when I went to for a trip to Alaska, I saw many people having great DSLRs like Canon 5D Mark III. But they don’t know how to properly hold the DSLR camera on their hands. […]