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Continuing her popular series of posts exploring basic concepts of manual settings on most digital cameras - this week Natalie took a look at the concept of ISO.
As usual, Natalie's explanation is simple, practical and delivered in her own unmistakable style.
Discover more about ISO
If you're living in the US and have a DSLR - this is a competition you'll want to check out. Our friends at Borrowlenses.com have generously agreed to give one of our lucky readers a free 2 week lens rental. All you need to do is read this post to make sure you are elible and leave a comment telling us which lens you'd like to rent.
This is another of those fun DIY experiments for the weekend - using your flatbed scanner to photograph everyday objects around the house and to get some great results like the image to the right.
OK - they are a bit abstract - but eye catching images. Learn how to do them here.
There's been a few slow shutter speed type tutorials lately - here's another with three slow shutter speed techniques to try to get shots with the 'wow factor'.
There's nothing like a lightning shot to turn a few heads. In this post we've got 15 of them!
Check them out here
Are you someone who learns by watching others do their thing? This video tutorial could be for you as it shows you how one photographer goes about setting up a portrait shoot.
Watch it here
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Digital Photography School Newsletter
Moving Toward Manual Settings: Understanding ISO
Win a 2 Week DSLR Lens Rental [US Reader Competition]
How to Use Your Flatbed Scanner as Digital Camera
Slow Shutter Shoot-Out - 3 Slow Shutter Speed Techniques
15 Spectacular Lightning Images
How to Take an Outdoor Portrait [VIDEO]
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Nikon D90 DSLR
