| HAROLD'S TOP TEN CAMERA TIPS |
| 1 |
For more vibrant images...
use a Polarizing Filter when shooting outdoors. |
| 2 |
For sharper images...
use a tripod or monopod to stabilize your camera. |
| 3 |
For accurate color...
set white balance specifically for your lighting situation. |
| 4 |
For best image quality...
set your digital camera on the highest resolution. |
| 5 |
For damage protection...
always use a camera case and shoulder strap. |
| 6 |
For lens protection...
we recommend keep a UV filter on your lens at all times. |
| 7 |
For backlit subjects...
use a fill flash for indoor and outdoor photos. |
| 8 |
For direct sunlight shots...
use a lens hood to avoid sun flare on your images. |
| 9 |
For less flash delay...
turn auto red-eye feature off & correct red-eye when editing or printing. |
| 10 |
For digital file protection...
make sure camera is off before removing memory card. |
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Harold’s Ten Best list is courtesy of our knowledgeable staff of talented
photographers and artists. |
