Digital Photography Tips & Tricks

It's difficult not to get fascinated by a digital camera once you lay hands on it. It's also not easy not be intrigued by all the features and settings of the camera. The convenience of not having to buy film rolls & wait for them to be developed in order to view your photos as in older times means you can experiment a lot with your digicam. With digital cameras getting more sophisticated and their prices coming down (at least the point and shoot variety), photography is turning out to be an inexpensive hobby for many.

I have been compiling articles on Photography by experts. These are some of the links I have so far:

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  1. Unknown1/19/2009 07:41:00 AM

    You might also add the following photography sites as resources:

    http://www.strobist.blogspot.com/

    http://www.joemcnally.com/blog/

    http://lightingmods.blogspot.com/

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