Wednesday, June 11, 2014

Equipment:

Sony NEX-5
Camera: As far as digital cameras go, there are a variety to choose from. I currently use a Sony NEX-5, myself. The small body of the camera makes it easy to carry in a backpack or bag. The camera offers automatic and manual exposure modes, an APS-C HD CMOS Sensor, as well as a panoramic feature. I would advise someone who is looking to purchase a new camera to find a camera with the features and overall feel that works best for them.     



Other equipment:
  • Tripod- A tripod is very useful to combat the problems that stem from a shaky camera, which is a leading factor to poor looking photographs. It is also useful when using a long exposure. 
  • Lens- Having various interchangeable lens provides the ability to increase or decrease the focal length to the subject of the photograph.
  • Lens Filters- Using lens filters can greatly enhance the outcome photographs. Some basic lens filters include Polarizing filters, UV/Haze filters, Cooling & Warming filters, and Neutral Density filters. 
  • File Storage-Today's digital cameras require a storage device, such as a memory card or memory stick. When purchasing a storage device, keep in mind the amount of photos that you plan to take and store on the camera's memory device, before you'll have the chance to upload the photos to your computer.

2 comments:

  1. Awesome introduction on basic equipment. Don't forget to mention speed class requirements that some cameras have for memory cards.

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  2. I really like the layout of your blog. The page is not too loud but gives an abundance of information on camera basics.

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