Bright Lights, Better Photos

External Flashes for More Beautiful Indoor Pictures
Indoor photography presents a challenge for every photographer, from the novice to the pro. There is simply not enough ambient light in most indoor shots to take a properly exposed photograph. Your camera senses the low light and turns on the built-in flash. This burst of bright light illuminates the subject within a certain distance, allowing a proper exposure.

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Better Family Photos

With holiday season just a few weeks away, it’s time to think of that yearly milestone: the annual family picture. This year, take a dynamic photo that truly captures the spirit of your family. Here are some ideas to get you started.

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Art Through the Lens, Art on the Walls

Your best photos may be family portrait shots, sweeping landscapes of your last vacation, or artistic close-ups of botanicals from your garden. These favourite photos convey your personal perspective, captured through the lens of the camera, and they deserve to be shared.

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Macros: The Art of Extreme Close-Up

Extreme close-up shots deliver a vivid, dramatic punch. The riotous colour of autumn seen in a very close shot fills the eye with the brilliance of fall—a curling green tendril on a ripe pumpkin, ruffled burgundy mums and electric red maple leaves. Macro shots can also reflect quiet and fragility—a dewdrop on a blade of grass or a softly creased baby’s foot.

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