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How-To's and Guides
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Auto Bracketing 101: An Invaluable Camera Feature
Jun 15 2014 02:32 AM | Adam in How-To's and Guides
Auto bracketing is an invaluable tool when you want to be sure to always get the right exposure in challenging situations. It is a feature available on all current Nikon DSLRs save the D3000 series, and it works by taking a set of 2 or more (typically 3 or 5) photos with exposure values shifted slightly above and below what the camera recommends.
Bracketing can help you capture HDR shots and allow you to always recover the shadows and highlights in an image. Read our guide below for auto bracketing 101!
Auto Bracketing: Understanding the Basics
(article originally published on our sister site, PentaxForums.com)
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Bracketing can help you capture HDR shots and allow you to always recover the shadows and highlights in an image. Read our guide below for auto bracketing 101!
Auto Bracketing: Understanding the Basics
(article originally published on our sister site, PentaxForums.com)
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How to Clean your DSLR's Sensor at Home
Jun 12 2014 03:15 AM | Adam in How-To's and Guides
Dust on your DSLR's sensor can be a real nuisance, especially as the number of dust particles build up over time. Every time you change or remove a lens, dust can enter the mirror box and later fall onto the sensor itself. This can lead to visible spots in your images, especially when you stop down to smaller apertures.
Fortunately, effectively cleaning your sensor is something you can easily do in the comfort of your own home. You will only need a few inexpensive accessories to get started. To learn how to clean your camera's sensor, follow the link to our tutorial below!
How To Clean a Digital Sensor: Tutorial Video and How-To Guide
(article originally published on our sister site, PentaxForums.com)
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Fortunately, effectively cleaning your sensor is something you can easily do in the comfort of your own home. You will only need a few inexpensive accessories to get started. To learn how to clean your camera's sensor, follow the link to our tutorial below!
How To Clean a Digital Sensor: Tutorial Video and How-To Guide
(article originally published on our sister site, PentaxForums.com)
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