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  Tips for photography Photography deals with the process of capturing the lights and creating the best images of the fast moving events and moments of this world and life. It holds them still and freeze them within the four corners of a frame. Here let’s discuss some of the best tips and advices to create the best images of the most important and precious moments of our life, using the wonderful power of photography. Best 8 tips on photography: 1.  Working in hands with our composition: 2.  Cameras zoom adgustements:  3.  Learning how to set the camera:   4.  Understanding the use of lens:   5.  Use of visuals:   6.  Automatic mode of the camera:   7.  Focus on the composition:  8.  Focusing on the lights:   Thus all these tips can be used to create the best images of the precious moments of our life. 
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Understanding the Basics of Camera Lens

The Lens of the Camera is a series of glasses (either convex or concave), utilized to filter and focus the light entering the camera, so that it hits the sensor or film perfectly.
Factors that determine the effect of lens on the quality of image are:
Focal Length: Distance between the point of convergence and the sensor or film.
Width of the Aperture of the lens through which the light enters the camera.
Depth of Field, which controls the amount image focused by the photographer 




 Types of Camera Lenses
Prime Lens: Fixed Focal Length, produces sharper images.
   Zoom Lens: Variable Focal lengths, which make them more flexible.


  Subcategories of Prime and Zoom Lens
Macro Lens: Used to produce close up, and macro images.
     Telephoto Lens: Type of Zoom lens with multiple focal points and used to distinguish objects at far distances.
Wide Angle Lens: Used for fitting large areas into a single frame. 

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