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Make NEX-7 videos more natural Learn how to adjust Sony's NEX-7 camera to create smoother, more natural-looking video.

Make a gliding camera strap DIY a camera strap that slings over the shoulder and glides across the strap for comfort and quick access to your dSLR when you need it.

Make a DIY flash bounce Find out how to lighten the load in your camera bag and improve your dSLR photos with this handy tip.

Take your own passport photos Save some cash by taking your own passport photos with your own camera or smartphone and a few basic guidelines.

DIY string tripod With just two ingredients, Sharon Vaknin shows you how to make a simple tripod alternative that you can take with you on the go.

Clean your digital camera A dirty lens can ruin memories of a great vacation. Keep your lens, LCD screen, and viewfinder clean with this How To.

Create a time-lapse video Time-lapse videos compress imperceptibly slow events into short videos, seeming to speed up time before your eyes. We'll show you how they are made and how to shoot one of your own.

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Quick Tips: Using depth of field Control how much of your photo is in focus by using depth of field.

Quick Tips: Using Selective Focus Use a technique in your digital camera that tells it what you want to be in focus.

Quick Tips: Take better photos using existing light Use the existing light to keep your subject from being overpowered by the flash.

Quick Tips: Using the rule of thirds You can get more interesting photos by using the "rule of thirds" technique.

Quick Tips: Stay wide when you take your digital pictures Staying wide when taking pictures tends to put everything into focus and gathers light better than using telephoto.

Quick Tips: Zooming the right way In this Quick Tip, Brian Cooley shows you the right way to zoom in on a subject in order to create emphasis and intimacy.