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Very often I have friends new in photography asking me what are the best settings for their cameras. This is not an easy question to answer, as different lighting and environments will require different settings to deliver the best results.

Nevertheless there are a few default settings I adopt, which will like to share in this article. Before that, it is important to understand a few basic photography jargon like ISO, aperture priority, white balance, etc.

To start off, let me being with the shooting mode used. I will recommend Program mode for beginners. In Program mode, the camera will decide the optimal aperture and shutter speed to use. You will decide on the ISO setting base on the lighting conditions.

Once you are more familiar with your camera and photography fundamentals, you may wish to consider using "Aperture Priority". In this case, you will determine the aperture and ISO used, while your camera will calculate and decide on the shutter speed. Having control on the aperture allows you to determine the amount of "deep of field" wanted.

Next, I will recommend "Center Weighted" for type of metering mode to be used. This mode will most likely garner the best and accurate exposure (for your subject of interest) for beginners.

Observed many new photographers prefer using Auto white balance as the default. I will prefer to use Sunny or Sunlight white balance, which delivers warmer photographs. Anyway it does not really matters if you are shooting in RAW format. You can adjust the color temperature of the photograph using photo-editing software.

Single-point focus is without doubt my preferred choice. I will like to decide on where to focus, instead of having the camera decide for me. The common problem when using multi-point focus is that the camera will never know which is the main subject of interest.

Above are the default settings for my camera and I hope they work well for you too. You may of course tweak the settings as you progress. But the most important thing now is to practice, practice and practice.

Yong Sak is a passionate Singapore Freelance Photographer who enjoys taking photographs and sharing his knowledge in photography. He owns a Photography Portal which house many Basic Photography Fundamentals essential for those who are new to photography and are hungry for more information.

Htc Touch Diamond 2 With An Auto Focus Camera-Myluxphone

We all know that the first HTC Diamond was a fierce competitor of the Apple iPhone when it was first launched, and that was even before the iPhone 3G was launched.

It looks like a case of déjà vu and the Taiwanese mobile phone company just can't shake off the comparison again this time round. I wonder why because the phones do have a different target audience. At the launch of the HTC Touch Diamond 2 and the HTC Touch Pro 2, most of the media and especially one particular journalist from an online news website were looking for a Diamond to give the current iPhone 3G and the third generation iPhone some competition. This new iPhone has been rumored to launch some time this year.

Aptly called the HTC Touch Diamond 2, the phone is not too different from its predecessor and is an updated version of the first HTC Touch Diamond. It features a much-awaited larger 3.2-inch high-resolution wide-screen VGA display in its 13.7mm thick body for a greater viewing area.

The phone also includes a new touch sensitive zoom bar for even faster zooming of Web pages, emails, text messages, photos or documents.

First look and it does seem more convenient to use as the phone works on what HTC calls a "people-centric communication approach" which really just means thinking like the user. For example, you can now access a contact's profile and be able to do all forms of communication from there and this includes a tab for facebook fans. And a new push technology for its internet browser that allows you to stay tune to pages as they get updates.

In addition to this, this said mobile phone also has an auto focus camera. With this auto focus feature, you will be able to take pictures as professional photographers do.
The HTC Touch Diamond 2 can also serve as a gaming console for the gaming aficionados out there. This coupled with the high screen resolution will make your gaming experience more enjoyable. The HTC Batteryis very powerful.
As for connectivity, the HTC Touch Diamond 2 has many connection options for you. The manufacturer made sure that you would be able to connect to the internet using this mobile phone.
Some of these connectivity options are Bluetooth, WI-FI and 3G signals. You will also be able to send various types of messages through this phone like instant messages, multimedia messages, electronic mail and texts.

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How do you focus the camera with two people?

I understand that you can focus a person by putting them in the center, pressing the button halfway, and then reformatting the person putting them to the side,
but what if there's more than one person that you want to focus?

If it is critical that each person be in focus, have them as much in the same focal plane as possible. By that I mean do not have one person positioned very near you, and the other person farther away from you. Imagine a line drawn on the ground. You want each person to on that same line. They do not have to be close to each other, just at the same distance from the camera. Then to give yourself some extra cushion to work with, set a small aperture, (large f stop number), on your camera. Something like f16 should give you plenty of depth of field so that even if the people are not exactly in the same focal plane, each should still be in focus.

Just be careful that your shutter speed does not drop to a very low number by using the small aperture. You may need a tripod and / or flash to avoid blur.

If one person is slightly closer to you than the other person, set your focus on the person that is nearer to you. You have more depth of field to the rear than to the front.

Do not let the camera chose by some auto method where to focus. You need to set your camera where YOU have control of each focal point. Most people use the center point, half press the shutter to focus, recompose, then press the shutter fully to take the photo. Place the focal point on the eye of the person.

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