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Photography Should Not Be Expensive; There are 7 Simple Photography Hacks

Posted by oneslidephotogaraphy On November - 27 - 2018

Photography Hacks

Indeed, there are people who agree that photography is not a cheap hobby. There should be camera, lenses, filters, flash and accessories which are all expensive or even exceedingly expensive. As a photographer with limited budget, it can be tough for you to up-grade and update your camera with such and such accessories. Even buying a camera kit is already a big deal for you. Yet, you do not have to be afraid; the following is a video from COOPH which shows you some tips so you can enjoy doing photography without spending lots of money. The video featured here tells you that actually you can capture unique photos without any assistance from expensive accessories. What you really need is creativity. Well, have a nice try.

DIY soft filter

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