Photography things to do

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TODOS:
  1. Sunrise and sunset
  2. Portrait photography
  3. Rule of third
  4. How to use natural light in photography
  5. BLog n: milky way photography: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bub6ege1Qas
  6. Relation bw focal length and aperture
  7. Picture controls:
    1. Sharpening
    2. Clarity
    3. Contrast
    4. Saturation
    5. Default controls
      1. Flat
      2. Neutral
      3. Portrait
      4. Standard
      5. Vivid
      6. Landscape
      7. Monochrome- Blank and white
  8. How to manually focus

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