Looking at the market as a whole annually, both Samsung and Apple came out on top with 271 million units and 238 million units sold, respectively. Who is the market leader Apple or Samsung? Samsung led the global smartphone market … Continue reading →

AF subject-tracking sensitivity : 3(Standard) When set to 5 (Responsive), the camera focuses responsively on subjects at different distances. When set to 1 (Locked on), the camera keeps the focus on a specific subject even when other objects pass in … Continue reading →

A little older, but the best cheap iPhone camera If the eye-watering prices of the iPhone 13 Pro or the 12 Pro Max prove to be too much, the iPhone 11 is the best iPhone for photography on a budget. … Continue reading →

iOS 8 introduced the Zoom Window – the ability to magnify a section of the screen while maintaining the normal settings on the rest of the screen. The Zoom magnification range is 100 to 1,500%. The full screen Zoom continues … Continue reading →

Concentration difficulties can be caused by medical, cognitive or psychological problems or may be related to sleep disorders or medications, alcohol or drugs. Psychological conditions that can interfere with concentration include anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, emotional trauma, and stress. What … Continue reading →

Norman Stauffer, inventor of camera autofocus, dies at 85. When was auto focus invented? Leica invented the autofocus camera system with the Correfot in 1976. Legendary German camera maker Leica spent nearly 20 years patenting technology that would take focusing … Continue reading →

When Should You Use Autofocus? I recommend using autofocus all the time–except for a few specific scenarios where manual focus is better. Specifically, if you’re photographing wildlife on the move or birds in flight, use autofocus. If you’re photographing street … Continue reading →

How do I take better pictures with my Sony a6000? Bump up the ISO to 1,600 to get better pictures in low light but don’t go above 3,200. Create a blur effect in action shots with a shutter speed of … Continue reading →

They usually store images in one of two formats — TIFF, which is uncompressed, and JPEG, which is compressed, but some use RAW format. Most cameras use the JPEG file format for storing pictures, and they sometimes offer quality settings … Continue reading →

The smell of Velveeta lures fish into thinking the cheese is the same substances fed to them in hatcheries. Whole kernels of corn also are a great food to use to catch trout. The corn sweetness along with its color … Continue reading →

In clear lakes, bass can go extremely deep — 50 to 60 feet is not uncommon. In murky lakes, they’ll be much shallower. How deep do bass go in a lake? While productive depths during the early summer are dependent … Continue reading →

8 feet apart. Starting with your perimeter, mark the location of each deck post to locate the fitting position. In general, posts should be spaced no more than 8 feet apart. Some builders position them every 4 feet for a … Continue reading →

The first step to catching bass on deep-water ledges is to locate a ledge on which to fish. The best place to start looking for ledges is to look for sloping rock banks. These banks, as the bank descends through … Continue reading →

Specifically, check the ledger board, support posts and joists beneath the deck, deck floor boards, railings and stairs. Look for small hole in the wood or evidence of sawdust/wood dust. Examine any areas that are regularly exposed to water, tend … Continue reading →

In a nutshell, the easy answer is this—no, your deck should never be level with your home. That’s because of the threat most feared by even the bravest DIYers and homeowners: water damage. If your deck or patio sits at … Continue reading →