Over recent years there has been an explosion in the range of digital cameras. Although there has been a move away from ‘traditional’ type of compact cameras and Digital Single Lens Reflex. Advertise here via BSA

I rejoice working with reflectors during my outdoor photo shoots. This is for the simple reason that it can be used in a number of different ways. It purely makes your photographic life much easier. Advertise here via BSA

When you need to take those close-up shots, using the tripod is also beneficial. Unaware to many of you, working close to your subjects can sometimes cause a blur. Advertise here via BSA

Perhaps one of the more confusing subjects in the world of digital cameras is lens length. We hear terms like “telephoto”, “wide angle”, “field of view”, “5X” and a host of others to describe our lenses. Advertise here via BSA

As photographers, we want to show ordinary things in an extraordinary angle. And what best way to do this but to zoom in and magnify parts and bring the smallest objects into literally larger than life sizes. Advertise here via BSA

A lens hood keeps the light from entering the lens from the sides and degrading the quality of your image. Advertise here via BSA

While there are dozens of varieties of flash triggers available they all have one chief purpose: to cause the flash to fire at the precise moment that the camera’s shutter is open. Advertise here via BSA

Get an overview of how ratings, labels, and flags can help you maintain greater organization with your images. Advertise here via BSA

NAPP Instructor RC Concepcion goes over the process of setting up your camera to shoot tethered to your computer using Adobe Lightroom 2. Advertise here via BSA

Most people tend to think of tripods as being a “unit”. In reality, most full-sized tripods can be purchased as two parts: the legs and the head. Advertise here via BSA