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And that's it. A basic, but easy to take for granted, element of beginner's photography, that if you get wrong can ruin a photo before it has even been taken.
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Beginners Photography - How To Hold Your Digital Camera!Article Summary: This article stresses the importance of making sure a fundamental aspect of your photography is right, before you press the shutter. That is - are you holding the camera correctly?
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