Firstly, the lens on a bridge camera is not removable. The viewfinder, if it has one, will be electronic and not optical, because there is no reflex mirror or prism assembly inside the camera like a DSLR has. Are bridge … Continue reading →

3:2 – The 35mm Format The 3:2 format is the most common aspect ratio for landscape photography. How wide do you need for landscape photography? 14mm f/2.8: A wide-angle, wide-aperture lens for astrophotography. 16-35mm f/4: Intended for the most important … Continue reading →

To be able to run surround sound you must use, Green, Black and White 3.5mm jacks OR use optical digital. Both options will yield best sound but require new hardware such as a soundcard. Can you get 7.1 surround from … Continue reading →

A versatile, compact pancake lens. A fast maximum aperture enables low-light shooting and depth-of-field control. STM provides smooth quiet autofocus when shooting video with compatible cameras. What is a 40mm lens used for? 40mm lens is tiny and lightweight, which … Continue reading →

1 inch. C-mount lenses provide a male thread, which mates with a female thread on the camera. The thread is nominally 1 inch (25.4 mm) in diameter, with 32 threads per inch (0.794 mm pitch), designated as “1-32 UN 2A” … Continue reading →

What lenses does the Sony teleconverter work on? Given the relative lack of dedicated telephoto options available to the mount, the Sony FE 2x Teleconverter dramatically enhances the versatility of the lenses it is compatible with: the Sony FE 70-200mm … Continue reading →

How do I connect my camera to my phone wirelessly? (This can be done by going to the settings in your Android phone and turning on the “hotspot” function—usually called “mobile hotspot” or “portable hotspot”. Set a password for the … Continue reading →

The holder consists of two parts. First, you cut a hook from an old shampoo bottle and slide it onto the camera’s neck-strap. Next, you drill a couple holes in the edge of the cap itself and thread through a … Continue reading →

Apple iTunes Open iTunes. Connect your iPhone to your PC via USB. Click on the device icon. Click Settings on the left side of iTunes to see the types of content you can sync. Click on the content you want, … Continue reading →

The just-announced DxO One is a compact camera that attaches to your iPhone’s (or iPad’s) Lightning connector, so you’ve got an external lens, a real shutter button, and even space for a microSD card, but you compose shots and tweak … Continue reading →

One big reason why you don’t look your best in photos is that you become hyper aware of yourself and as a result, you pose your body in a stiff and awkward position! Fix this by having something to interact … Continue reading →

Disconnect your camera from power by unplugging the power adapter from the electrical outlet. Wait 10 seconds. Plug the power adapter back into an outlet. Your camera will restart. How do I restart my phone camera? Method 1: Restart the … Continue reading →

To collapse make sure you start with the slide ring in the middle and with the lock button held down, camera facing you, turn ring to the right and the lens will close completely. How do you close a camera … Continue reading →

The film is 35 mm (1.4 in) wide. Each image is 24×36 mm in the most common “small film” format (sometimes called “double-frame” for its relationship to the “single-frame” 35 mm movie format or full frame after the introduction of … Continue reading →

Macro lenses It just means you can get very close to small objects and photograph them. You really never have macro lenses that are wide-angle. Macro lenses tend to be either in between wide-angle and telephoto, or moderately telephoto. What … Continue reading →