Tips On How To Capture A Terrific Summer (NAPSA)—Summertime—we wait all year for family vacations, outdoor activities and, mostofall, relaxation. To help your summer fun last a lifetime, take a camera with you to get photographs you will want to keep. Practically every photo can be picture-perfect if you follow a few basic tips: Plan your photos carefully. Take a few extra moments to frame your shot. When takingpictures of people, try to capture them while they are active. * Don’t position anyone so they’re looking directly into the sun. Be aware of what is behind your subject. Watch for palm trees or objects that will look like they “sprout” from your subject’s head. Also, if your subject is in the shadows—whether indoors or outdoors—alwaysuse flash. Another important element for taking great photos is yourfilm. For clean, clear images with minimized blurring, Fujicolor 800 and 400 speed films are ideal for a variety of picture-taking settings such as surfers in the ocean or a neighborhood soccer game. Good for both indoor and outdoor pictures, 200 speed film can be used to get brilliant, natural colors, and works well in variable light. Oneof the easiest ways to take Taking summer photos can be a snap if you follow some easytips. better pictures is to get close to your subjects. Many of today’s point-and-shoot cameras have zoom lenses that can capture detailed close-ups. Fujifilm offers a broad range of camerasthat feature a zoom lens, including the Fujifilm Zoom Date 1300, with a zoom lens that can go from 28mm wide angle to tight 130mm closeups. It also comes with an extra large LCD panel, making it easy to read the camera’s functions. If you are looking for a digital camera, Fujifilm’s FinePix 30i not only takes great pictures, but also doubles as an MP3 player so you can listen to your favorite music. The FinePix 301 also features digital video with sound and digital picture voice annotation capabilities, to make sure you don’t forget your summerdelights.
