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DSLR Photography for Beginners

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    1. How to Use DSLR Camera Features
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    DSLR stands for “digital single lens reflex,” but DSLR cameras are much more than just an acronym. Explore the benefits and features of DSLRs in this tutorial.

    How to Use DSLR Camera Features
    with Ken at EasyDSLR

    DSLR stands for “digital single lens reflex,” but DSLR cameras are much more than just an acronym. Explore the benefits and features of DSLRs in this tutorial.

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    2. DSLR Camera Kit Essentials
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    Want to start taking great digital photos? Learn what basic items you need for your DSLR camera kit, as well as what you might want to buy down the line.

    DSLR Camera Kit Essentials
    with Ken at EasyDSLR

    Want to start taking great digital photos? Learn what basic items you need for your DSLR camera kit, as well as what you might want to buy down the line.

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    3. How to Compose Photos with a DSLR Camera
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    Want to make your digital photos look fantastic using your DSLR camera? Learn photo composition using lens choice, framing, and the golden mean.

    How to Compose Photos with a DSLR Camera
    with Ken at EasyDSLR

    Want to make your digital photos look fantastic using your DSLR camera? Learn photo composition using lens choice, framing, and the golden mean.

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    4. Intro to Camera Exposure & ISO Settings
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    Have your photos ever looked too washed out or too dark? Learn to improve the exposure of your pictures using ISO settings and histograms on your DSLR camera.

    Intro to Camera Exposure & ISO Settings
    with Ken at EasyDSLR

    Have your photos ever looked too washed out or too dark? Learn to improve the exposure of your pictures using ISO settings and histograms on your DSLR camera.

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    5. Basics of Aperture Size and Lens Speed
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    Want to make the most of your lens? Learn what you can do with the aperture, or the opening for the light. The right aperture size can improve your photos!

    Basics of Aperture Size and Lens Speed
    with Ken at EasyDSLR

    Want to make the most of your lens? Learn what you can do with the aperture, or the opening for the light. The right aperture size can improve your photos!

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    Shona S
    Part 2 was the last message I sent.... Thank you in advance for your time.... Shona S.
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    Shona S
    One of the most importantconsiderations in selecting digital cameras is the quality of the image sensor. Most image sensors that are twelve megapixels or greater can produce photographs capable of enlargement to16x 20for court exhibits.There are many otherfactors involved in the quality of digitalphotographs that also must be considered when selecting digital photography equipment, such as close-up capabilities,availability of accessories and even the printer used to print the digitalphotograph.
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    Shona S
    Ken, this is what they recommend.... Part 1 The Camera The camera used most often in crime scene investigations is the Digital SLR (single lens reflex) camera. Digital cameras which have twelve megapixel, or greater, image sensors and manual exposure settings (in addition to any automatic or programmed exposure modes) are usually suitable for crime scene and evidence photography.
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    Shona S
    Hello...Ken, I love these lessons and I am learning so much...I do have questions...one of them being as to how to pick the right camera for my career. I am going to school in the spring for forensics photography. The recommendation is pretty open. I do like the Canon brand...just not sure as to which one with so many choices....what do you recommend?
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    Kayla W
    I’m also wondering the same thing! Following for recommendations!
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    Kittie M
    really good section for me. I will need to watch it again but I needed this. Fantastic. Thanks
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    Ken at EasyDSLR
    Thank you!
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