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Super Easy Installation of Glass Screen Protector on Any Camera or Device
Protecting your camera's LCD screen is an important task. The purpose is to prevent scratches and dings on your LCD screen. Tempered optical glass LCD screen protector is not a flimsy film, it is a piece of thin glass that is not bendable. It is adhesive free, scratch resistant, shatterproof, smudge resistant, touch and swivel screen compatible, bubble... -
Do You Need a Camera Strap - Neck Strap VS Wrist Strap
If you are going to carry your camera around, you will definitely need some type of strap to secure it. It can be a neck shoulder strap, a wrist strap, a camera bag with strap, hand grip, holster, harness, belt clip, or even a finger strap. If a camera only stays fixed and will never be moved... -
Wireless Remote VS Wired Remote
Both the wireless and the wired remote controls can trigger the shutter release without touching the camera so minimizing camera shake, but beyond that they have their own specific purposes. Each has its advantages as well as disadvantages. Wired Remote Wireless Remote Compatibility Some cameras do not allow for the insertion of a cable release Not... -
How Infrared Remote Trigger Works
Wireless remote triggers are one of the essential camera accessories to keep in your camera bag. The theory is the remote trigger sends out infrared light, the camera's infrared receiver detects it and signals the camera to open the shutter. IR detectors/receivers are little microchips with a photocell that are tuned to listen to infrared light. They are used for remote control detection –all TV,... -
Find a Must-Have Wrist Strap Hand Grip for Your Camera
“A camera in hand is 60% more likely to be used than one that’s slung by its strap, 85% more likely than one in a shoulder bag, and 98% more likely than one in a backpack.” -Metthew Piers The best solution: when not in use, the camera with a nifty functional wrist strap stays in the camera... -
Tips to Photograph Fireworks for New Year Celebration
Fireworks Displays are used to celebrate momentous occasions such as New Year and other holidays. They are beautiful to watch. Here are some tips to photograph fireworks displays. Go to the location early to get a good, unobstructed position. Check the foreground and background of your shots, location of fireworks, and the sky that the firework... -
Diffuse/Reflect Your Flash for Christmas Shots
A common problem with Christmas shots is harsh shadows behind the subjects due to bright flash. Try bouncing the external flash off walls or the ceiling, or use a flash diffuser or reflector. mini diffuser 2 sided diffuser -
5 tips for winter photography
Moisture can be trapped in the camera body in the cold weather. It freezes and damages the camera. Here are 5 tips for winter photography. Keep batteries covered and close to your body since they die quickly in cold winter. Keep the lens cap on to protect the lens from snow, ice, or water. Cover the camera... -
6 Ways to Store / Backup Your Precious Photos
Negatives, archival prints in photo books, shoebox Risks are high. Moisture, microorganism, bug, time, oxygen, disasters, animal, human, burglary all can cause irreversible damages. On your computer hard drive Photos can be transferred from memory card to PC with USB card reader conveniently. It is convenient to view, print, or edit photos from your computer. The storage capacity... -
10 Essential Photography Accessories While You Are Traveling in Holiday
These handy nifty accessories can make your holiday trip more convenient, more enjoyable, and more worry-free! Extra Battery Never run out of power! Battery Storage Case (AA/AAA Battery Case, Rechargeable Li-Ion Battery/AA/AAA Case) Keep battery safe and organized. Extra Memory Card & Card Reader (Black, Silver) A backup is essential, never miss the opportunity to capture the beautiful...