Tips Number 1
Do you have a compact camera in addition to DSLR cameras? A mobile camera on the side? Keep it always at hand if you have it. This will be your digital sketchpad. If you come to the idea of seeing something on the way, remove it. Later, bring the DSLR camera back to the original image.
Tips Number 2
Is your camera firmware updated? Go to the camera manufacturer's web site today to find out if there is any update for your model. Then update the firmware.
Tips number 3
After taking photos, transfer them from memory card to your computer. Then the memory card must be formatted. Formatting all data is completely deleted and the card is re-ready for taking data. If you delete (delete) the data can not be erased before, and as a result, your files may be corrupted when you take a photo later.
Tip Number 4
Restore or reset the camera settings before each photo is taken. Perhaps the previous night took photos, some settings were suitable for low light, the ISO was extended more than usual. The next morning, perhaps without taking care of it, some pictures have been picked up. When there is nothing to worry about. If you are interested in Street Photography or Photo Journalism, then practice practice to restore settings in every session.
Tip Number 5
We often took photos at the highest resolution. this is okay. However, the file size is very large and the delay time is very high during the Continuous shutter release. If you are interested in sports photography, then keeping the file size smaller, time (between two clicks) in this field will be very low and you can also be able to cameras almost all the sports activities.
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