[tweetmeme] Last time, we talked about taking care of your camera where we also mentioned the importance of cleaning your camera regularly. This time, we’re going to deal with the essential camera cleaning tools that you’ll need if you own a camera, be it a point and shoot or a DSLR. Here are the basic [...]
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Photography Tip: 7 Ways to Take Care of Your Camera
March 26th, 2012 
Cedric Solidon [tweetmeme] Over the past few weeks, we talked about the basics of choosing your first camera, understanding aperture, shutter speed, and ISO, using your camera modes creatively, and even how to shoot fantastic jump shots. In the coming weeks, meanwhile, we’re going to talk about a few important tips on caring for your camera and [...]
Photography Tip: How to Shoot Fantastic-Looking Jump Shots
March 21st, 2012 Cedric Solidon [tweetmeme] Taking jump shots is arguably one of those must-do things that’s in most Pinoy traveller’s list today. It’s fun to do, and it’s a lot more creative and dynamic than putting the Mayon Volcano or the Eiffel Tower on the palm of your hand (peace out to those who’ve done that, heehee). But how [...]
Tags: Photography Tip: Understanding the Different Modes in Your Camera
March 19th, 2012 Cedric Solidon [tweetmeme] In this post, we’re going to talk about the different shooting modes that you can use in your camera. These modes help you change your camera settings depending on the situation or the function of the camera that you want to focus on. But first, where are these modes located? In DSLRs, interchangeable lens [...]
Photography Tip: Understanding Aperture, Shutter Speed and ISO
March 14th, 2012 Cedric Solidon [tweetmeme]Want to know how you can get well-exposed shots by understanding how the aperture, shutter speed and ISO work? Read all about it after the jump.
Photography Tip: How to Choose Your First Camera
March 12th, 2012 Cedric Solidon [tweetmeme] Monday’s Tips: Welcome to Monday’s Tips where I share with you photography and travel tips, erm, every Monday. To start this off, let’s begin with choosing your first camera. There’s more after the jump.
