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conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about makes, Digital, Photographer with the genre: New, Used & Rental Textbooks, Humanities?
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conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Digital Photography Simplified'
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conversations.value: the first four paragraphs for this book
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conversations.value: Digital Photography Simplified
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  You bought your camera and are excited to use it. The manufacturer set up your camera to be used by everyone, but that usually means not perfect for you. The default settings of your camera are designed for the needs of the average photographer; as a result, they are not optimized for anyone who wants to take better photographs. No matter what camera you have, you can customize it so that it works better for you.
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conversations.value: three more paragraphs
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conversations.value: A telephoto focal length allows you to eliminate unneeded details as you zoom in. But it also changes other details, such as perspective and depth of field. This tends to make a subject stand out better against a background, isolating the subject from the overall scene, and helping capture that subject more clearly.
  Telephotos see a narrow bit of the world. Any camera movement during exposure definitely shows up on that restricted angle. You need faster shutter speeds for telephoto focal lengths so that you can stop that movement. Most people cannot handhold any telephoto sharply at less than 1/250 to 1/500 second.
  As you use focal lengths that increase in telephoto range, you start isolating and focusing on the fine points of a scene or subject. The telephoto lens lets you find interesting details about a subject. Search out color or texture that cannot be seen from a distant or wide view. Use your camera to extract information about your subject that other people miss.
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: Use your camera to extract information about your subject that other people miss. But it also changes other details, such as perspective and depth of field. This tends to make a subject stand out better against a background, isolating the subject from the overall scene, and helping capture that subject more clearly.
  Telephotos see a narrow bit of the world. Any camera movement during exposure definitely shows up on that restricted angle. You need faster shutter speeds for telephoto focal lengths so that you can stop that movement. Most people cannot handhold any telephoto sharply at less than 1/250 to 1/500 second.
  As you use focal lengths that increase in telephoto range, you start isolating and focusing on the fine points of a scene or subject. The telephoto lens lets you find interesting details about a subject. Search out color or texture that cannot be seen from a distant or wide view.A telephoto focal length allows you to eliminate unneeded details as you zoom in.
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conversations.value: the last five paragraphs. End with the sentence ' If you are concerned about the quality of the movie you uploaded come back to the site after an hour or so to see if the quality improves.'.
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conversations.value: One way to work with music is to use royalty-free music. You can find royalty-free music by searching on the web or by using programs like SmartSound at www.smartsound.com. SmartSound uses a program to build music to a specific length, which is very useful when editing video.
  Once you have edited your video, you can share it with others. Premiere Elements makes this very easy to do in its Share section. You can burn a DVD from your video that can be played on your DVD player and television. That can be standard definition DVD or HD video on Blu-ray media. You can share your video directly to online video sharing sites such as YouTube, or you can create a video that can be played on your mobile phone. Premiere Elements offers simple options to help you get your video ready to play on almost any media player.
  To upload to YouTube, you have to set up a YouTube account at www.youtube.com. Just follow the instructions on that site.
  Put in the information about your YouTube account, including user name and password, so that Premiere Elements can prepare your file and upload it to the YouTube site.
  Some sharing sites recompress your file in order to offer different resolutions to their visitors. This recompression takes time. In the interim, the site may put up a lower resolution file. If you are concerned about the quality of the movie you uploaded come back to the site after an hour or so to see if the quality improves.