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This document provides an overview of photography basics and tips for taking better photos. It covers camera modes and settings like aperture, shutter speed, ISO and exposure triangle. It also discusses composition techniques like rule of thirds and leading lines. Common mistakes like motion blur and improper exposure are explained. Finally, it provides tips on photo editing and adding watermarks.
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- 1. The Best Tools and Features You Probabl Don’t Know About
- 2. Who We Are OUR BUSINESS IS TO GET YOUR BUSINESS NOTICED SEO WEB DESIGN BRANDING PHOTOGRAPHY SOCIAL MEDIA Who We Are OUR BUSINESS IS TO GET YOUR BUSINESS NOTICED SEO WEB DESIGN BRANDING PHOTOGRAPHY SOCIAL MEDIA
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