Photography 101: Photo Equipment

Posted by Georgy | 4/16/2011

By Harvin Gulfill


Taking photographs is a necessity of living. We always want something tangible, something special to hold on to a rather memorable occasion and what better way is there for holding on to the captured moment than having a photograph as a keepsake? The right photo equipment can either make or break your moment. You don't necessarily have to spend thousands of dollars; you just need to have the basics. Here are some you may have:

The Digital Camera. A DSLR is a good choice for those who want to invest in quality photos. Be careful though because if you do not have the time to learn the numerous controls needed, then you might end up taking very few quality shots. The point shoot automatic camera is the ideal one to get if you with to record parties and holidays. Choose the camera that best suits your taste.

The Tripod. This photo equipment gives you stability and prevents blurry photos being captured from a shaky hand. They are usually very easy to carry and come in a wide range of prices.

A Camera Bag. This protective gear shields not only the lens of your camera but other equipment as well. try to go the extra mile and invest in a waterproof camera. Made from silica gel that absorbs any moisture, waterproof camera bags are a must have especially during rainy season.

Batteries. Imagine seeing the perfect moment and as your finger hovers on the button to capture the moment forever, your camera suddenly dies out. Frustrating isn't it? There is no more need to stress the importance of having extra batteries on hand.

Memory Cards. Your memory card serves as the storage space for your photos. Bring with you a spare so you can capture more moments. You always have the option to delete photos that you don't like.

Everyone has different needs for his or her camera but as the saying hakuna matata goes, there will always be photo equipment available that will suit your needs.




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