Tips 11: Give Yourself A Theme
Sometimes you need to think creatively to find better shots. Set yourself a theme to give your brain a head start...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 12: Look For Light
Different lighting can change the mood and feel of a shot, or be the difference between a mediocre and stunning shot...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 13: Use Red Eye Reduction Flash
Most newer cameras have two flash modes. Standard and Red Eye Reduction...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 14: Don't Rely On Flash
We've discussed using your flash a lot until now. There are ccasions where using a flash ruins the mood of the event you..
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 15: Use Different Lenses and Filters
There are a wide variety of lenses and filters available to increase the range of options you have for shooting...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 16: Use Predefined Modes
Many people don't know that most cameras now come with selected modes for taking shots. Eg Landscape, Cloudy Day...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 17: Don't Add Frills
Some manufactures give you a feature that can imprint the current date and time onto your image. Or they offer to...
Date: 23/12/2005

Tips 18: Use the LCD Monitor to preview images
The LCD monitor will show you what your final image will look like. It won't be as large in size as your final image...
Date: 25/12/2005

Tips 19: Look for Reflections
Water is a fantastic element to include in your photos, as the reflections it generates can make your image stand out...
Date: 25/12/2005

Tips 20: Shooting Vacations
Here are some tips for helping with your vacation shots...
Date: 25/12/2005