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		<title>Digital Photography Essentials</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[When you are getting started in digital photography there are a few things you'll need to buy. These things will vary a little depending on the type of digital camera you decide to go with, but for the most part the essentials are all the same. Keep in mind as well that, while the start up costs of digital photography can be high, the ongoing costs can be as little as nothing, depending on how much printing you want to do.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>When you are getting started in digital photography there are a few things you&#8217;ll need to buy. These things will vary a little depending on the type of digital camera you decide to go with, but for the most part the essentials are all the same. Keep in mind as well that, while the start up costs of digital photography can be high, the ongoing costs can be as little as nothing, depending on how much printing you want to do.</p>
<p>A digital camera</p>
<p>Shouldn&#8217;t this be obvious? When entering the world of digital photography you are going to need a digital camera. For tips on what to buy you can turn to many different sources on the internet or just walk into your local camera shop. Your friends will also have some opinions to share, more than likely. Just make sure that you factor in the costs of the other things you&#8217;ll need when deciding what camera you can afford.</p>
<p>Flash memory</p>
<p>Flash memory cards are the things that actually store the photos. Think of it as digital film if you&#8217;d like. Unlike film though, once they cards are full you can transfer them to a computer, erase them and then use them again. You can even delete photos on the fly. A lot of people assume that means they can get a small memory card since they&#8217;ll use it over again, but remember that if you are traveling or just planning on taking lots of shots, you will need a larger capacity card.</p>
<p>Photo editing software</p>
<p>Chances are you&#8217;ll get some type of photo editing software with your camera purchase. If you do that&#8217;s great, if not don&#8217;t worry. There are countless options when it comes to photo editing software. Some are for more advanced digital photography, some are for more casual photography and some are expensive while others are free. If nothing else, you are going to want software that will let you easily crop, compress and colour adjust your pictures. </p>
<p>Lens cleaner</p>
<p>Your digital camera cost you a nice chunk of change. It has a wonderful image sensor, a high end lens and a fast shutter. As great as all of that is, those things won&#8217;t do you any good if the lens is too dirty to let the light get in. There are many different options for lens cleaners, but with a point and shoot digital camera many of the options aren&#8217;t practical because the lens is so small. A good product to look into is what&#8217;s known as a Lenspen. The right model will be small enough to squeeze into the smaller lens space. </p>
<p>CDs, DVDs, hard drives</p>
<p>You will need some way to back up the photos that you take. That doesn&#8217;t just mean your computer&#8217;s hard drive because computers have a tendency to get viruses and lose data. You will need a CD or DVD burner or<br />
an external hard drive that will let you back up the mass quantities of pictures you are going to take. Ideally you&#8217;ll employ several of these options.</p>
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