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Imagine yourself driving out to an electronics or department store. Today is a good day because you are looking for a new digital camera. An average user would move into the Compact or even the Ultra-Compact camera section. The more skillful photographer would first move to the SLR-like section, or possible the DSLR section. The average photographer’s budget is between $150, and $300, where as the more experienced photographer would move right into the $400 to $1500 range. The option could be quite simple depending on your knowledge of cameras. Nonetheless, you never know what you are looking for until you are able to test-drive the camera for yourself. There are many misconceptions of digital photography. Choosing a type of camera, learning the functions of the camera, and ultimately knowing how to use those functions, are the common dilemmas faced by an amateur photographer. People either have a hard time choosing a camera, of have a hard time using their camera. Cameras have many modes, functions, and settings. ISO is the camera’s sensitivity to light, shutter speed is…well…the shutter’s speed, Aperture controls how much light is allowed through the lens (also controls depth of field), and metering is how the camera establishes exposure. Although technological advancements in digital photography have made it easier to capture a satisfying shots in AUTO mode, all these things need to be properly implemented in order to achieve a spectacular photograph. In digital photography, effective manipulation of focus, ISO, and Metering will dramatically improve the quality of an amateur's pictures.