What are the Important Features of a DSLR Camera
by Sophia Cruz BUSINESSDSLR that stands for Digital Single Lens Reflex is the new age
digital camera that has taken the entire photography by storm. DSLR is an
amalgam of the mechanisms and the optics of SLR(Single Lens Reflex) cameras
with a digital imaging sensor. The introduction of DSLR photography has
replaced the film-based cameras by the 2000s.
One of the major aspects of the DSLR camera is its various
shooting modes. The shooting modes are of different types, given below are a
few of them -
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Portrait
Mode – The
portrait mode assumes and detects a human subject within the frame on its own.
It keeps the human subject in the main focus while keeping the background and
other objects blurred.
•
Automatic
Mode – The
automatic mode chooses few settings such as ISO, optimum shutter speed, flash
and aperture settings automatically on the user's behalf. The user, on the
other hand finds it extremely helpful in the cases when they need to be quick
with the capture and cannot afford to spend time in choosing modes
manually.
•
Landscape
Mode – The
landscape mode is used for a well-focused image. It helps in taking
unbelievably wide shots of distant picturesque making every smallest and
biggest of objects look sharp, vivid and crisp. The Landscape mode is highly
recommended for shooting images that require being wider like cityscapes and
landscapes.
These are the main modes of shooting that photography courses focus on teaching.
Exposure Compensation
The exposure compensation is used for making an image brighter
or darker. It always reflects the intention of the photographer. The exposure
controls include ISO, shutter speed, and aperture. With the exposure
compensation of a DSLR camera, the users can easily check the results of any
clicked image by displaying it on the screen and then they can increase or
decrease the exposure compensation for brightening or darkening the image. One
of the advantages of exposure compensation is when shooting in the night, the
camera's meter would always suggest on increasing the exposure for brightening
up the image but, using the exposure compensation will let you take control of
it manually.
Focus
The focus is another very integral part of photography. The
focus of an image can make a huge difference to an otherwise average image. It
is always recommended to spend a little time in adjusting the focus settings
before capturing an image. People enrolled in photography classes are
given special coaching in learning various focus techniques.
These are the main features of a DSLR camera that are the most required for getting the perfect shot. Photography enthusiasts who have just acquired a DSLR must go for some photography school in order to learn all the nitty-gritty.
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