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- Good quality and durable
- Take your Canon digital camera with you on all of your wild and crazy adventures with this durable digital camera pouch
- This digital camera bag keeps your camera protected and your accessories handy, so you can capture those priceless moments
- Carry and protect your digital camera anywhere you go with this Canon camera bag
- This durable and ultra Canon camera bag features interior dividers that allow you to customize the interior space
- This Canon camera bag allows you to carry additional accessories and valuables
- Extremely compact and lightweight
- Color: Black
- External Dimension: 370 x 150 x 200mm / 14.6 x 6 x 7.9in(L x W x H)
- Inside Dimension: 230 x 120 x 170mm / 9 x 4.7 x 6.7in(L x W x H)
- Compatible with: Canon DSLR EOS 450D/400D/30D/5D/350D/20D/20Da/300D/10D
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- Carry and protect your digital camera anywhere you go with this Canon camera bag
- This Canon camera bag keeps your camera protected and your accessories handy, so you can capture those priceless moments
- This durable and ultra Canon camera bag features interior dividers that allow you to customize the interior space
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How to Use & Care for a DSLR Camera?
While the act of cleaning your digital single lens reflex (SLR) camera may not be different from cleaning a film SLR camera, the use of a digital SLR is a departure from using a film SLR and from using a point-and-click digital camera. While there are dozens of settings and features to be explored in a digital SLR, there are basics to using your camera.
Using Your DSLR:
- Insert an appropriate memory card. Digital SLR cameras take large, high-definition photos, which will take up more memory than a compact digital camera. The card you purchase depends on what kind of card your camera uses; some use the larger Compact Flash cards, and others will use SD (or SDHC) cards. How much memory you use depends on how many pictures you intend to take, how often you intend to clear your memory card, and your personal budget.
- Charge your battery completely before the first use. Your digital SLR camera came with a battery and charger. Purchase an additional battery to keep in your camera bag, so you can switch out your first battery when it gets low.
- Set your exposure appropriately for your environment. If there's a lot of natural light, or if you're using the flash, you can set the ISO to 100 or 200; if you're in a low-light or night time environment, turn your ISO to the highest setting. Lower numbers equate to less light sensitivity, and the lower the ISO, the higher quality the image.
- Twist the focusing ring of the lens until the image comes into focus. How the lens focuses depends entirely on the type of lens. Set the lens to its automatic focus setting and press the shutter button half way to initiate autofocus.
- Depress the shutter button all the way to take a picture.
Caring for Your DSLR:
- Regularly clean your lens with a lint-free cloth; using towels or the bottom of the shirt can cause scratches on your lens, which can affect the quality of your pictures. Use a lens cap when your camera isn't in use to protect your lens.
- Transport and store your camera in a structured camera bag with a soft inside; this will protect your camera both from the environment and from falls. When not in use, store your camera where it's safe from falls or being damaged accidentally.
- Store your camera out of extreme heat or cold; avoiding leaving it stored in your car any longer than necessary. If you live in a humid area, purchase an air-tight storage box for your camera and accessories.
- Clean the inside of your camera with air to remove dust from the components; do not use chemicals or a cloth, as these can be too abrasive and damage internal parts. To clean the inside of the camera, lock the camera's mirrors up; consult your user's manual for details on how to lock your mirrors as the method varies per camera.
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