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Don’t buy stuff you don’t really need!
Don't buy stuff you don't need!
I just wanted to share this to those who have trouble wanting things they don't need.
You don't need to...
Adam's Blogs
Preventing damage to your focus motor lenses
Most of Canon's lenses have full-time manual focusing that allows you to manually focus even if the lens is switched to autofocus. But for lenses that don't have this feature you are required to switch to manual focus or you can damage the focus motor. Most of them are EF-S lenses. Which one are they?
Normal for Image stabilization to make noises?
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Ever hear some funny clicking/ grinding noises coming from your camera when shooting in live view mode. It turns out that the funny grinding noise is coming from the image stabilization (IS) inside the lens... By turning the IS off, it eliminates the sounds completely.
TECH AND GADGETS
Experiences
Create your own motivation
Said it by the man himself! Don't wait for something good to happen; you should make that good happen on your own accord whenever...
Mt. Fuji to Erupt?
Some frightening news after reading reports of scientists from the National Institute of Earth Science and Disaster Prevention measuring unusual pressures Mt. Fuji's magma chamber which was evidently influenced by the great earthquake of March 2011.
Salomon 4D 2 GTX Cosmic vs the Quest
The market is filled with tons of hiking boots and the vast number of brands and designs doesn't make it easy to select what...
Timelapse Video used with a GoPro
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Using a Canon dslr and a GoPro camera, I was able to make a simple time-lapse from my home in Guam. Tell me what you think.
Proper Battery Care for Canon Cameras
Finally, the performance on my battery has gone down and brings me to the fact that nothing will last forever. Do I need to replace my battery? How will I know that it's no longer performing optimally?
Miscellaneous
Using exposure compensation
Ever go to a shoot and noticed that all your photos seemed to be slightly over exposed or under exposed even if you had your light meter right in the center? Well, it's easy to fix that problem with a built-in feature in many Canon dslrs called Exposure Compensation... Don't worry... it's really simple. Just a few steps and you're good to go.
