Tips 1: Move In Closer
Almost any shot will look better if you take two or three steps closer to your subject. ...
Date: 22/12/2005

Tips 2: Use Optical Rather Than Digital Zoom
Cameras are marketed with both an Optical Zoom and Digital Zoom capability...
Date: 22/12/2005

Tips 3: Place Your Subject Off-Center
Rather than placing your main subject in the middle of the screen, place it to one side and ensure...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 4: Photographing Children
Children make a wonderful subject. Here are some tips for ensuring photos of children are even more memorable...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 5: Take More, And Erase Your Shots
The ability to erase your photos is one of the major advantages of a digital camera...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 6: Preset Your Exposure and Focus
When set to auto, some cameras can take a while to adjust for white balance and focus. This is the 2-3 second delay...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 7: Use A Tripod
Yes, tripods can be a hassle to carry around with you but they help you take great shots in two ways...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 8: Unusual Angles
Most photos are shot at eye level. I think this is because traditionally, you needed to have the viewvinder up to your...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 9: Using Flash During The Day
Interestingly, one of the best uses of your flash is during bright sunlight! I know it sounds strange but it's true...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 10: Use Continuous Shooting
Most digital cameras have a continuous shooting mode, where shots are taken one after the other in rapid succession...
Date: 23/12/2005