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Prevent Camera Lens and Viewfinder Fog Fast
Fog on a camera happens when moist air hits a surface that’s colder than the air’s…
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Sensor Dust: When It’s Suspicious, Test It
Sensor dust is suspicious when the spots are new, numerous, smeary/oily-looking, or persistent after a basic…
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Camera Battery Management in Cold and Heat
Battery management in cameras performs worst at temperature extremes: cold makes batteries act smaller (voltage drops…
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Camera Lens Cleaning Without Scratching the Glass
Clean a lens only when there’s something on the glass that can affect images (fingerprints, smears,…
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Memory Card Errors: Causes, Fixes, Prevention Tips
A photo file can get corrupted at the moment you take it when the camera loses…
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Catalog vs Folders for Easy Photo Organization
A folder system is best for where files physically live and for long-term portability. A catalog…
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HSL Sliders: Natural Color or Artificial Look
HSL sliders help when you need small, targeted corrections to specific color ranges (to make colors…
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Sports From the Stands Without Full Crowds
A smaller crowd can be an advantage if you treat it like a “best-seat, best-access” day:…
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Concert Photography Basics: Motion, Lights, Focus Tips
Short answer: Use a fast-enough shutter speed to control performer motion, let aperture stay wide, and…
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Wedding Photography: How to Think in Series
Thinking in series means you stop hunting for “the best single shot” and instead collect connected…