Another wonderful thing about digital photography is using the zoom lens. Mostly, people will use the auto focus in focusing a subject. Now, the beauty of using your zoom lens is that you can make your picture beautiful by filling it with your subject. You can appreciate the beauty of your picture, especially when your picture is filled with your subject. Try to compare a picture wherein your subject is filling your picture using your zoom lens and the other is that your subject is only taking a part of the whole picture because you did not use your zoom lens, you can really see the big difference in it.

Exposure is one important factor in digital photography now, if your subject is in a dark area, you overexpose it and when your subject is in a very light area, you can underexpose it. Changing the view of your subject adds thrill or excitement on your pictures. There are many ways in changing the view of your subject, and it’s up to your creativity to change it. You may want to climb on a tree to shoot your subject from the top, or you may just lie down. Be creative; do not be afraid to try what is on your mind. Remember that digital photography is an art, so you can do anything you want that is on your mind.

After shooting a picture, you can view your taken pictures to your digital cameras. However, if you want to view it in the computer, the common way of transferring your pictures is to use a cable from your camera to your computer. Using cable from your camera is not a very good way, for your camera might fall, or it may damage your camera.  Another way is via infrared or Bluetooth. Using a wireless transfer is not also recommended. Using wireless could easily adapt to viruses. Nevertheless, there is one more thing that is more convenient for use than the two. It is the memory card. Memory card will avoid you from damaging your camera and if your computer detected virus on it, you can always reformat it anyway.

-  It is convenient, handy and user-friendly. It has been designed so that it can be carried anywhere you go. You can slip it anywhere you want like in your bag, your pouch or your pocket. No need to have a good educational

-  It provides instant feedback after you made that click. You are freely able to view photos you recently took through your digital screen. Before deciding which ones to print, you can readily review the pictures, pick out the best ones and delete the worst ones. No wasted prints to grieve over because you are able to distinguish if it was blurred, distorted or maybe the lights were not good enough.

- Printing is never a problem. You can print it all at once or choose to modify and edit it first. You can opt to print it in colored, black and white, grayscale, and sepia, with borders or other effects that you desire. You can be creative in your photos too. Alter a little, adjust slightly, crop a bit and design liberally. It’s even up to you if you print it little by little or by bunch. Unlike films that you have to wait until it’s all used up or finish all the film to be able to print them.

-  No worries with film expiration. The memory card that is responsible for storing all the pictures can be used many times after the files have been transferred to another storage place like your computer or laptop. Memory cards are available in different sizes. A 1GB card can store approximately 800 jpeg files.

-  You can start photo sharing with your friends, relatives and loved ones from a distance immediately. You just take a photo, transfer the file to your computer and send the file through email. It’s that simple and you can already make someone happy with the pictures you sent. Unlike with films, you need to scan it first before sending them online. You can give out copies in CD’s and DVD’s too.

-  If you’re hooked up with digital photography, and you can’t get it off your mind because you’re too obsessed with it, why not make money out of your passion. Let your ingenuity do the work.

And if finally, you decide to venture into the business side of digital photography, here are a few reminders as a starter:

- It is important to know what kind of photography you want so you will concentrate on that field of specialty. May it be on fashion, special occasions like weddings, baptism, anniversaries and others or on the business aspect? In that way, you can gain your reputation, establish your connections and be referred to others.

- Don’t stop with what you know. Attend additional training to enrich your knowledge so you can widen your scope of services for client needs.

- Don’t be shy and tell everybody you know that you’re into the photography business. Who knows, your family and friends might provide you with the biggest customers in town. Print out business cards or advertise through the website is also a good idea. Join clubs, organizations and business meetings to widen your network.

-  Grab every opportunity wherein you can master your skill. Never mind if you don’t get paid. The more experienced you are in the field, the more competent you will be. And that means more money coming in. If there is more money, then there is room for advancement both for your equipments and for advertising.

-  Do not hesitate to seek the help of an expert. There will always be somebody much more knowledgeable than you are most especially those who are in the same business for quite some time.

What are you waiting for? Bring out your digital camera and capture those unforgettable moments with just a click.

One of the most powerful digital cameras that will suite all your photography needs and desires. It has more of the advantages and features that professional photographer needs.

Nikon D90 Features

• High resolution 3″ inch screen 920,000 dots or pixels (VGA x 3 colors)
• Viewing angle is 170 degrees and has removable protective cover
• It can record movie at 1280 x 720 (720p) 24fps with mono sound.
• Face detection on Live View Mode with contrast detects and calendar view in playback display
• Main LCD has information display
• Scene recognition system
• ISO range up to 3200, boostable to 6400
• 11 points AF
• 12.9 mega pixel DX-format CMOS sensor (effective pixels: 12.3 million)
• Image sensor cleaning (sensor shake)
• Illuminated focus points
• IS0 200-3200 range (100-6400 expanded)
• 4.5 frames per second continuous shooting (buffer: 7 RAW, 25 JPEG fine, 100 JPEG Normal)
• Expeed image processing engine
• 3D tracking AF (11 point)
• Short startup time, viewfinder blackout and shutter lag
• A little enhancement with the viewfinder which is 96% frame coverage
• Extensive in-camera retouching including raw development and straightening
• Enhanced user interface
• New optional compact GPS unit (fits on hot shoe)
• Same battery and vertical grip as D80
• Vignetting control in-camera
• 72 thumbnail and calendar view in playback
• 2 extra mega pixels
• Weight with No battery is 620 g (1.4 lb) and with battery: 703 g (1.6 lb)
• Dimension is 132 x 103 x 77 mm (5.2 x 4.1 x 3.0 in)
• Has in-camera retouching: D-Lighting, Red-eye reduction, Trimming, Monochrome & filter effects, Color balance, Small picture, Image overlay, NEF (RAW) processing, Quick retouch, Straighten, Distortion control, fisheye

This is very highly recommended for reporters and for people who wanted to shoot special events. This would fall under the amateur and intermediate photographer who wants good quality of a picture at an affordable price and very highly recommended. Everything an aspiring photographer would need is absolutely in this camera. This is definitely a great buy with great features and quality. However, whichever camera you use, it will always depend on the style and talent the photographer applies when taking pictures.