No, Sony Alpha a6300 doesn’t have Touch Screen! Is Sony a6300 touch screen? The a6300, like all other Sony E-mount cameras with the exception of the a5100, lacks a touch sensitive screen, so you must use the buttons and dials … Continue reading →

The terms “point and shoot” and “compact camera” are used differently in different parts of the world. In the UK point-and-shoot predominantly means a fully automatic camera, regardless of size or shape. A “compact camera” on the other hand, has … Continue reading →

Smoking is permitted in designated areas, which are clearly marked, especially in public places. Dubai Municipality banned smoking shisha in parks, beaches and all public recreational areas in Dubai. It also prohibited the entry of pregnant women into shisha cafes, … Continue reading →

Set your aperture to f8 to give yourself a good depth of field and start with an ISO of 100 (or 200 if that’s the lowest on your camera). When you shoot a bright moon, you’ll probably need a shutter … Continue reading →

Consumer/prosumer cameras have very roughly 150,000 average actuations before shutter failure. Are Fuji cameras durable? The XT 20 is as durable as a similarly priced DSLR. All cameras are fragile, but, the Fuji product is well designed and well built. … Continue reading →

An ultra-wide angle lens produces images with extremely wide angle of view. It is a popular choice among architecture and landscape photographers, because it can fit much of the foreground, as well as the surrounding elements in the photo. When … Continue reading →

A native ISO is an actual amplification setting in the camera that does not require interpolation in processing. The base ISO is the lowest of the native ISO options. More Detail: Digital cameras offer a wide variety of ISO settings. … Continue reading →

How do you put filters on your YouTube videos? You can filter videos by factors like upload date, view count, and duration. Open the YouTube app. Tap Search . Enter a search term. When the results show, tap Filter . … Continue reading →

The Digital Disposable Camera While traditionally the disposable camera is a film-based camera since the early 2000’s digital versions have been available in the U.S. Just like your digital point and shoot cameras, they have an LCD screen which allows … Continue reading →

According to Yeh, leaving out a woman’s head is a tactic to focus the viewer’s attention on the clothes rather than the model. Photos like these make it “easier to physiologically imagine yourself in the clothes,” he said. Why are … Continue reading →

SM-PWM-01C. SM-PWM-01C is a dust sensor that detects the dust particle concentration in air by using optical sensing method. An infrared light emitting diode (IR LED) and a photo-sensor are optically arranged in the device. The photo-sensor detects the reflected … Continue reading →

Take the focusing screen out* and use a microfiber cloth to clean it. (Tip: get the E-type screen for your camera. Not only does it provide useful alignment lines, you get a little tool that makes it easier to remove … Continue reading →

Most modern digital SLR cameras have continuous shooting rates of between 3 and 8 frames per second, although very high end cameras such as the Canon EOS-1D X Mark II are capable of 14 frames per second with full autofocus, … Continue reading →

24.2 Megapixel. The EOS 80D camera features a newly developed 24.2 Megapixel (APS-C) CMOS sensor that not only captures high-resolution images, but also features refined individual pixels that enable high ISO speeds of 16000 for still photographs (expandable to 25600) … Continue reading →

Stay sharp: 15 foolproof tips to avoid blurry photos Keep Your Hands Steady. Shooting handheld makes you more prone to camera shake. Use A Tripod. Increase Shutter Speed. Use Self Timer or A Remote Control. Shoot in Burst Mode. Check … Continue reading →