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DSLR Photography Basics
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In this basic photography lesson, learn the pros and cons of shooting in RAW vs.JPEG. Then, discover which is better if you plan to do post-production editing.
with Media UnlockedIn this basic photography lesson, learn the pros and cons of shooting in RAW vs.JPEG. Then, discover which is better if you plan to do post-production editing.
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Getting your camera's settings right for perfect exposure can be confusing! Learn how to use your camera to quickly get baseline settings you can adjust.
with Media UnlockedGetting your camera's settings right for perfect exposure can be confusing! Learn how to use your camera to quickly get baseline settings you can adjust.
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In part one of this two-part digital photography lesson, learn about ISO and the types of sensors used in various Sony, Nikon, and Canon digital cameras.
with Media UnlockedIn part one of this two-part digital photography lesson, learn about ISO and the types of sensors used in various Sony, Nikon, and Canon digital cameras.
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Watch demonstrations of ISO settings ranging from 200 to 16000 using a Canon 6D DSLR in the second of this two-part digital photography lesson.
with Media UnlockedWatch demonstrations of ISO settings ranging from 200 to 16000 using a Canon 6D DSLR in the second of this two-part digital photography lesson.
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Learn the technical aspects of lens aperture and f-stops, then discover how they relate to light exposure, focus, diffraction, and depth of field.
with Media UnlockedLearn the technical aspects of lens aperture and f-stops, then discover how they relate to light exposure, focus, diffraction, and depth of field.
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