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10 tips when buying a second hand lens ( Avoid getting ripped off )

Camera lenses are an excellent way to expand the capability of your camera. But buying a new lens can be expensive, for the budget conscious, second hand lenses or pre-owned lenses are a good way to get the lens you want at a fraction of the price. Buying second-hand can also give you the opportunity to purchase a branded lens for your camera rather than a third party lens from Sigma for instance, if money is tight. Compared to camera bodies, lenses can keep their value a lot more. …

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Photo Backup Workflow: Keep your Photo Storage Safe from Disaster

This guide will step you through the process of creating a photo backup of your digital photo storage. I’ll be explaining how to do it on a budget for beginners. I’ll also give you options on how you can expand your backup system when the volume of photos increases. What is a photo backup? A photo backup is a way of protecting your photos if you were to them through corruption or have a hard drive crash. A backup can take place as soon…

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Lightroom Import Settings: Get a head start on your editing

After you have download your images to your hard drive, organise and culled them it’s time to import your photos into Lightroom. But what are the best Lightroom import settings to use? In this tutorial I will be explaining what the settings mean in the Lightroom import dialogue box. I will also be offering some recommendations along the way so you can start editing your photos faster. Before importing, organise your photos first You know that I’m a big believer of organising photo outside…

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Do I need a Photography Resume to find a Job as a Photographer?

This would really depend on who your client would be. If your client is a company that has established policies and procedures. Then they may also involve someone from human resources. Then something more formal might be needed and it would really depend on what they’re asking from the candidates. E.g cover letter, resume and portfolio of photos. Alternatively if your client is an individual or a small business, they are more likely to be flexible and all they really want to see are…

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