Using a camera

Camera Types

Smartphone

Compact

DSLR

Mirrorless

Camera Brands

Canon

Nikon

Sony

Panasonic

Lumix

Olympus

Leica

Camera Uses

Travel

Landscape

Portrait

Action

Wildlife

Macro

Architecture

Astrophotography

Panoramas

Abstract

Video

Parts of a camera

Sensor

Size

Full Frame

APS – C

DX

Four thirds

Resolution

Megapixels

Photosite vs Megapixels

Lenses

Types

Focal Length

Prime

Wide Angle

Standard

Telephoto

Macro

Zoom

Crop Factor

Full Frame equivalents for APS-C lenses

Lens Speed

Aperture

F-stops

Fixed Vs Variable

Lens quality

Elements

Chromatic Aberration

Distortion

Vibration Reduction

Weight

Durability

Parts

Lens Hood

Zoom Ring

Focus Ring

Auto vs Manual Focus

Filters

Protection

UV

Memory Cards

Size

Capacity

Speed

Battery

Backup

Charger

Connections

Cable

Wireless

Bluetooth

WiFi

Features

Users Manual

On/Off

Shutter/Focus/Exposure button

Mode Dial

Auto

Aperture

Speed

Manual

Programmed Auto

Other

Control Panel

Menu

Multiselector

Command Dial

Sub Command Dial

Replay/Review button

Trash

ISO

Hotshoe

Flash

Monitor Screen

Tilting

Touch Screen

Eyepiece

Diopter

Shutter Release Mode - Single, Continuous

Lens Release

Auto/Manual Focus Mode button

Quality Button

Red Eye Reduction/Self Timer

Bracket button

USB connection

HDMI connection

Headphone connection

Lens/Body Caps

Tripod Socket

Accessories

Tripods

Flash

Bags

Batteries

Basic Camera Use

Setting Up

Inserting memory cards

Inserting Battery

Changing lenses

Holding a camera

Selecting a Mode

Automatic

Other

Choosing ISO

Set

Auto

Using the Menu

Using the touch screen

Reviewing photos

Checking battery level

Point and Shoot

Viewfinder

Live View

Portrait vs Landscape

Composition

Rule of Thirds

Focus

Exposure

Shoot

Playback

View

Scroll through

Zoom in/out

Information

Deleting

More advanced Camera Uses

How the Camera Menu is Structured

Camera Handbook

More Advanced Modes

Scene

Effects

P – Programmed Auto

Aperture

Speed

Manual

Manual ISO

Auto ISO

How to Choose between Aperture and Speed

Setting Image Quality

JPEG

Fine

Normal

Basic

RAW

RAW/JPEG

Setting Image Size

DX vs 1.3

Large

Medium

Small

Focussing

Autofocus

Single

Continuous

Auto

Manual

Choosing a Focus Area

Single Point

Dynamic Area

Select Area using buttons or menu

Focus Lock

Manual Focus

ISO sensitivity

What is ISO

Choosing an ISO

Auto ISO

Set minimum ISO

Minimum Shutter speed

Maximum ISO

Exposure Metering

Options

Matrix

Centre weighted

Spot

Autoexposure Lock

Exposure compensation

Bracketing

White Balance

Auto

Normal

Incandescent

Fluorescent

Image Enhancement

Auto

Neutral

Vivid

Other

HDR (High Dynamic Range

Flash Photography

Remote Control Photography

Using your phone

Snapbridge (Nikon)

Movies

Processing Photos

Transfer to Phone

Photoshop

Affinity

Taking Great Photos

Telling a Story

Composition

Rule of Thirds

Relevance

Capturing Light

Identifying Shapes

Capturing Texture

Action

Focus

Movement

When to Use a Tripod