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General Photography and Video Guidelines for Visitors* to the Library of Congress TIME LIMIT: Photography/video sessions are limited to not more than one hour, preferably avoiding the most active

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1. Start by gathering all of your photography and video equipment, including cameras, lenses, tripods, memory cards, and any other necessary accessories.
2. Familiarize yourself with the settings and functions of your camera and make sure it is fully charged or has fresh batteries.
3. Plan out the shots you want to capture and consider the lighting conditions, composition, and desired aesthetic.
4. Set up your scene or subject and make any necessary adjustments to the lighting and background.
5. Check your camera settings, such as ISO, aperture, and shutter speed, to ensure they are appropriate for the desired outcome.
6. Start capturing your photos and videos, paying attention to details like focus, exposure, and timing.
7. After each session, review and edit your photographs and videos to select the best ones and make any necessary enhancements or corrections.
8. Archive your files by organizing them into folders and backing them up to external storage or the cloud.
9. Share and showcase your work by publishing it on websites, social media platforms, or physical displays.
10. Continuously learn and improve your photography and video skills by studying techniques, experimenting with different styles, and seeking feedback from others.

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