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== Introduction ==
= Introduction =
Photography refers to activities that aim in capturing representations of the physical or tangible world, that are later processed to achieve an accurate or modified perspective which is shown on a different medium, as is the intent of the persons or persons involved in the process.
Photography refers to activities that aim in capturing representations of the physical or tangible world, that are later processed to achieve an accurate or modified perspective which is shown on a different medium, as is the intent of the persons or persons involved in the process.


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Reading in part or in full the guide will assist creation of better pictures and developing your own individual style. This material is considered only a complement to your experience, and your judgement is always best used to consider if the suggestions are suitable or not to your own scenario. The information and way in which it is presented aims at beginners and intermediate users. For more advanced purposes you are advised to follow other materials and sources.
Reading in part or in full the guide will assist creation of better pictures and developing your own individual style. This material is considered only a complement to your experience, and your judgement is always best used to consider if the suggestions are suitable or not to your own scenario. The information and way in which it is presented aims at beginners and intermediate users. For more advanced purposes you are advised to follow other materials and sources.


<code>''The guide is structured in sections and subsections, each of them catering to specific information that should be considered together, on a particular topic. There is also a vocabulary that is advisable to remember to get accustomed to key concepts.''</code>
== Hints ==


There are many useful suggestions presented in example images that can be found in each section. Consider them as a guideline or useful shortcut to a specific technique. Sometimes they present both a good an a bad example for the sake of comparison. Just as well, take note of mentions presented in the grey blocks, written in italics, that summarize a key idea in a few lines, as shown below.
<code>''The guide is structured in sections and subsections, each of them catering to specific information that should be considered together, on a particular topic. There is also a vocabulary that is advisable to remember, in order to get accustomed to key details you should later evaluate or search for.''</code>
= Photography Guide Content =


== Camera Types and Their Possibilities ==
== Camera Types and Their Possibilities ==
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[[Post Processing and Effects]]
[[Post Processing and Effects]]
= Ending =
The above guide can be read as recommended or in any order, as you consider. I highly advise you to take at least a cursory glance at each section, and spend a bit more time, particularly if one or more of the words in the vocabulary seem unknown or confusing.
After reaching the end of the guide, I hope you will have a better understanding of photography, you are proficient in using a camera and making very good use of any opportunity you have, as a hobby or as a professional. Have fun and experiment, as photography is all about that. Good luck!