Things you need to know before Starting Photography

When you're first starting out with photography, growth seems to happen in leaps and bounds. You'll measure your growth by the changes that you see in your work 
and photos that you make. Today, I'll share some the things I've learned in my five years of shooting, and share some tips that I think can help you expedite your growth.

Here are ten things I wish I knew when starting photography:

1. Your Vision Changes

Types of Digital Cameras

Before choosing a camera many people will ask, what is the best camera to buy?,While those
are logical questions to ask, it is more important to first know what types of digital
cameras are on the market. Take a look at each of the categories below and you should be able
 to determine which is the best type of camera for you.

This tutorial will give you general information about the different  types of digital cameras on the
market  for  consumers. If you need a little more detailed information about each type of camera,
check the tutorial for that  specific camera category.

Digital Slr Cameras: (aka  Digital Single Lens Reflex Cameras or DSLR cameras):
 Digital SLR cameras are the most versatile and advanced type cameras available on the
consumer market.

The first thing you will notice about a Digital Single Lens Reflex camera is
that it is larger than any compact consumer camera and putting one in your
pocket is out of the question. The Canon EOS Rebel T5i  or the  Nikon D3300   are examples of
good quality affordable Digital Slr cameras.

When using a Digital Slr camera you can set the camera to the
automatic mode and just start taking pictures. However, you also have
the option of taking pictures in the full manual mode, Aperture Priority,
 Shutter Priority, orprogram modes.

The most important thing to remember about using a Digital Single
Lens Reflex camera is that you have more control over the way the
 picture will be taken as far as exposure settings.

Another important feature of Digital Slr cameras is that you can change
 the  camera lens to fit different situations.  

The 11 youngest billionaires in the world

Millennials with mega-bucks: The 11 youngest billionaires in the world

By Jessica Patel • Bankrate.com

 

1. Mark Zuckerberg

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Age: 31

Worth: More than $46 billion

How he made his billions: Facebook.
Which millennials have serious money, at an age when many of us are still drowning in student debt?
Bankrate reviewed various published reports and found that Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg remains atop the list of the richest individuals under 35.
With an estimated net worth bigger than the economies of many countries, he ranks 16th on the Forbes list of richest billionaires in the world.
See whose net worth puts them right behind "Zuck" in the young billionaires club.

 

 

2. Dustin Moskovitz

 

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Age: 31

Worth: Around $9.5 billion

How he made his billions: Another young'un gilded by Facebook's popularity, Moskovitz worked on the site in its early stages with Zuckerberg. He went on to co-found Asana, a maker of project-management software for businesses.

 

3. Eduardo Saverin

 

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Age: 33

Worth: Around $6.4 billion

How he made his billions: Coming from a wealthy family, Saverin sued Zuckerberg after co-founding Facebook and not being given credit for it. Saverin settled out of court. He still is a part owner of the social network and also is an angel investor for other companie

4. Yang Huiyan

 

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Age: 34

Worth: Around $5 billion

How she made her billions: Yang Huiyan's father, Yeung Kwok Keung, created the high-end Chinese real estate development company Country Garden Group. Prior to the company's Hong Kong IPO in 2007, Keung transferred his shares to his daughter. She is in charge of the company's development strategies.




5. Scott Duncan

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Age: 33

Worth: Around $4.9 billion

How he made his billions: Duncan inherited his money from his father, who started energy pipeline company Enterprise Products. One of 4 children, Duncan's fortune grew by $1 billion in the past year after the company's stock rose.

6. Elizabeth Holmes

 

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Age: 31

Worth: Around $4.5 billion

How she made her billions: America's richest self-made woman billionaire, Holmes founded a blood-testing company, Theranos, in 2003.

 

7. Nathan Blecharczyk

 

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Age: 32

Worth: Around $3.3 billion

How he made his billions: Blecharczyk is co-founder and chief technology officer of Airbnb, which lists 1.5 million homes, or rooms in people's houses or apartments, for rental stays. He has a 13% stake in Airbnb.

8. Brian Chesky

 

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Age: 34

Worth: Around $3.3 billion

How he made his billions: With Blecharczyk, Chesky co-founded Airbnb and now serves as CEO of the "sharing economy" lodging company.