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Abdulmonam ALHasani
Abdulmonam AL_hasani
Abdulmonam AL_Hasani
Abdulmonam AL_Hasani
photogroup
This blog gives those who are interested in photography and whould like to learn more about cameras and how to shoot.
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the editor
- Thuraya AL Ghafri
- A teacher of English in the Ministry of Education since 2008.I started teaching in AL Dkhalleya Region in Adam in 2008. In 2009 I moved to teach in AL Dhahira region. I have participated in many workshops and presenations in the region forums. Also, I presented in the international conference in Morocco in 2009 and in the ASB un-plUgged conference in Mumbai in 2010.Also, I participated in the international conference of ELT in Oman in 2010. I am a member in the e-learning and e-content team in the Ministry of Education in Oman.Curently I am inroLled in the master program in Instructional Technology in the University of North Carolina at Wilmington in 2010-2012
Omani photographers
Abdulmonam ALHasani
Omani photographers
Abdulmonam AL_hasani
Omani photographers
Abdulmonam AL_Hasani
Omani photographers
Abdulmonam AL_Hasani
Buying Digital Cameras
Buying a Digital CameraHelp and Tips
Buying a digital camera to get started in the world of digital photography or to replace your old camera? Read tips on
getting the best digital camera for your money.
#1: Be Careful When Buying Used CamerasA few things to look out for if you try saving money purchasing a used digital camera, especially one online.
#2: Holiday Digital Camera Buying GuideTips and advice on purchasing a digital camera as a gift over the holidays.
#3: Zoom Lens with DSLRs May Offer a SurpriseNew to DSLR cameras? When purchasing a lens, you may be surprised at the true zoom magnification.
#4: Digital Cameras for KidsIntroduce your kids to the world of digital photography with these digital cameras designed for younger artists.
#5: My Digital Cameras Keep Becoming Obsolete!Digital camera buying advice for those afraid that a newer, faster digital camera will always be available.
#6: Purchasing Via an Auction? High Feedback Ratings Aren't All LegitimateIf you buy digital cameras at auction, be careful about feedback rating legitimacy.
#7: Look for ISO 50 SupportLook for digital cameras with ISO 50 support for crisper, cleaner images.
#8: Where is the Tripod Socket?Make sure when purchasing a digital camera that it fits well on a tripod.
#9: Dedicated Trash Can ButtonA dedicated trash can button on your digital camera may make it easier to remove undesired photos when bracketing or experimenting with recording settings.
#10: Don't Stick with a dSLR Kit LensWhy a digital SLR's packaged lens may not offer everything you need.
#11: Be Careful When Buying Package DealsDigital camera package deals may be too good to be true - or a real bargain!
#12: Two Considerations when Buying a New CameraConsider these two items before buying a new digital camera.
#13: Be Careful with Very Cheap PricesBeware of the digital camera 'package deal' sales technique.
#14: How Much Optical Zoom is Needed?Do you require a digital camera with 6x optical zoom, or is 2x or 3x enough?
#15: Uses for your Old Digital CameraDon't throw away your old digital camera - here are some ways to get some use out of it.
#16: More Megapixels Means Greater Cropping AbilityHigher-megapixel digital cameras let you crop more.
#17: Power Consumption - Motorized Zoom vs. Zooming RingMotorized zooms may require more battery consumption than a zooming ring.
#18: Effective Pixels and Foveon X3Sometimes advertised digital camera pixel counts can be deceiving.
#19: Small Doesn't Mean UnderpoweredSmall digital cameras may be exactly what you need.
#20: Noise in Prosumer Versus Digital SLR CamerasDebating on what kind of high-end digital camera to buy? ISO sensitivity may factor into your decision.
#21: Don't Expect a Camera to Come with Enough MediaBuying a digital camera? Be prepared to buy some extra media.
#22: Work the Controls Before BuyingComparing digital cameras to buy? Familiarize yourself with the controls before making a decision.
#23: What to Look for to Take Night PhotographyHelpful features some digital cameras provide to take better night photos.
#24: Get a Camera with Magnified Photo PreviewsMagnified photo previews can help determine the sharpness of a digital photo.
#25: Ignore Digital ZoomWhen buying digital cameras, concentrate on optical zoom, not digital zoom.
#26: Image Stabilization Features?Image stabilization features make it easier to take crisp, clear photos when you can't use a tripod.
#27: Consider the Total Cost of OwnershipYou won't just be purchasing a digital camera - you may need to buy accessories.
#28: Is There a Built-In Microphone?A digital camera microphone can provide added benefits to your photo taking.
#29: Out in the Field? A Wi-Fi Camera May Be HandyWireless Internet may be coming in the next wave of digital cameras. E-mail photos straight from the camera!
#30: Hidden Costs with 8+ Megapixel CamerasHigher-megapixel digital cameras may have hidden costs besides just the cost of the camera.
#31: More Control May Cost YouTo set manual exposure, you might need a more-expensive camera.
#32: What Does "Body Only" Mean?When viewing digital camera listings for sale, why are some cameras listed as body only?
#33: Check What the Zoom Really MeansAdvertised digital camera zoom levels may not just be optical zoom.
#34: Use Comparative Shopping Search EnginesLooking for the absolute best prices for digital cameras or digital camera accessories? Search many online vendors at once.
#35: Set a Budget Before BuyingBudget yourself when purchasing a digital camera.
#36: Does Flash Come with an SLR?Consider the total cost of ownership when purchasing a digital SLR.
#37: Don't Get Caught Up in MegapixelsMegapixels are not everything when it comes to buying a digital camera.
#38: Video and Audio Output Connections?Can you connect the digital camera to a TV, displaying slideshows and movies?
#39: Digital Camera ReviewsLinks to websites offering reviews of specific digital cameras
#40: Consider a Weatherproof CameraSome digital cameras are made to withstand moisture.
#41: Pre-Programmed Scene Modes May HelpScene modes make it easier to take digital camera photos in tough lighting conditions.
Buying a digital camera to get started in the world of digital photography or to replace your old camera? Read tips on
getting the best digital camera for your money.
#1: Be Careful When Buying Used CamerasA few things to look out for if you try saving money purchasing a used digital camera, especially one online.
#2: Holiday Digital Camera Buying GuideTips and advice on purchasing a digital camera as a gift over the holidays.
#3: Zoom Lens with DSLRs May Offer a SurpriseNew to DSLR cameras? When purchasing a lens, you may be surprised at the true zoom magnification.
#4: Digital Cameras for KidsIntroduce your kids to the world of digital photography with these digital cameras designed for younger artists.
#5: My Digital Cameras Keep Becoming Obsolete!Digital camera buying advice for those afraid that a newer, faster digital camera will always be available.
#6: Purchasing Via an Auction? High Feedback Ratings Aren't All LegitimateIf you buy digital cameras at auction, be careful about feedback rating legitimacy.
#7: Look for ISO 50 SupportLook for digital cameras with ISO 50 support for crisper, cleaner images.
#8: Where is the Tripod Socket?Make sure when purchasing a digital camera that it fits well on a tripod.
#9: Dedicated Trash Can ButtonA dedicated trash can button on your digital camera may make it easier to remove undesired photos when bracketing or experimenting with recording settings.
#10: Don't Stick with a dSLR Kit LensWhy a digital SLR's packaged lens may not offer everything you need.
#11: Be Careful When Buying Package DealsDigital camera package deals may be too good to be true - or a real bargain!
#12: Two Considerations when Buying a New CameraConsider these two items before buying a new digital camera.
#13: Be Careful with Very Cheap PricesBeware of the digital camera 'package deal' sales technique.
#14: How Much Optical Zoom is Needed?Do you require a digital camera with 6x optical zoom, or is 2x or 3x enough?
#15: Uses for your Old Digital CameraDon't throw away your old digital camera - here are some ways to get some use out of it.
#16: More Megapixels Means Greater Cropping AbilityHigher-megapixel digital cameras let you crop more.
#17: Power Consumption - Motorized Zoom vs. Zooming RingMotorized zooms may require more battery consumption than a zooming ring.
#18: Effective Pixels and Foveon X3Sometimes advertised digital camera pixel counts can be deceiving.
#19: Small Doesn't Mean UnderpoweredSmall digital cameras may be exactly what you need.
#20: Noise in Prosumer Versus Digital SLR CamerasDebating on what kind of high-end digital camera to buy? ISO sensitivity may factor into your decision.
#21: Don't Expect a Camera to Come with Enough MediaBuying a digital camera? Be prepared to buy some extra media.
#22: Work the Controls Before BuyingComparing digital cameras to buy? Familiarize yourself with the controls before making a decision.
#23: What to Look for to Take Night PhotographyHelpful features some digital cameras provide to take better night photos.
#24: Get a Camera with Magnified Photo PreviewsMagnified photo previews can help determine the sharpness of a digital photo.
#25: Ignore Digital ZoomWhen buying digital cameras, concentrate on optical zoom, not digital zoom.
#26: Image Stabilization Features?Image stabilization features make it easier to take crisp, clear photos when you can't use a tripod.
#27: Consider the Total Cost of OwnershipYou won't just be purchasing a digital camera - you may need to buy accessories.
#28: Is There a Built-In Microphone?A digital camera microphone can provide added benefits to your photo taking.
#29: Out in the Field? A Wi-Fi Camera May Be HandyWireless Internet may be coming in the next wave of digital cameras. E-mail photos straight from the camera!
#30: Hidden Costs with 8+ Megapixel CamerasHigher-megapixel digital cameras may have hidden costs besides just the cost of the camera.
#31: More Control May Cost YouTo set manual exposure, you might need a more-expensive camera.
#32: What Does "Body Only" Mean?When viewing digital camera listings for sale, why are some cameras listed as body only?
#33: Check What the Zoom Really MeansAdvertised digital camera zoom levels may not just be optical zoom.
#34: Use Comparative Shopping Search EnginesLooking for the absolute best prices for digital cameras or digital camera accessories? Search many online vendors at once.
#35: Set a Budget Before BuyingBudget yourself when purchasing a digital camera.
#36: Does Flash Come with an SLR?Consider the total cost of ownership when purchasing a digital SLR.
#37: Don't Get Caught Up in MegapixelsMegapixels are not everything when it comes to buying a digital camera.
#38: Video and Audio Output Connections?Can you connect the digital camera to a TV, displaying slideshows and movies?
#39: Digital Camera ReviewsLinks to websites offering reviews of specific digital cameras
#40: Consider a Weatherproof CameraSome digital cameras are made to withstand moisture.
#41: Pre-Programmed Scene Modes May HelpScene modes make it easier to take digital camera photos in tough lighting conditions.
what is photography?
Photography (from Greek φωτο and γραφία) is the process, activity and art of creating still or moving pictures by recording radiation on a sensitive medium, such as a film, or an electronic sensor
the process of producing images of objects on photosensitive surfaces
Photography (pronounced /fәˈtɒɡrәfi/[1]) is the process, activity and art of creating still or moving pictures by recording radiation on a sensitive medium, such as a photographic film, or an electronic sensor. Light patterns reflected or emitted from objects activate a sensitive chemical or electronic sensor during a timed exposure, usually through a photographic lens in a device known as a camera that also stores the resulting information chemically or electronically. Photography has many uses for business, science, art and pleasure.
the process of producing images of objects on photosensitive surfaces
Photography (pronounced /fәˈtɒɡrәfi/[1]) is the process, activity and art of creating still or moving pictures by recording radiation on a sensitive medium, such as a photographic film, or an electronic sensor. Light patterns reflected or emitted from objects activate a sensitive chemical or electronic sensor during a timed exposure, usually through a photographic lens in a device known as a camera that also stores the resulting information chemically or electronically. Photography has many uses for business, science, art and pleasure.