Try all the different camera settings. Take flash pictures and learn about the maximum flash range at different ISO settings. And check out the color of a scene when you select automatic white balance versus manual white balance. Knowing your camera also includes becoming familiar with your camera's software, cables and other accessories. You will be able to transfer your pictures to your computer in a flash if you learn to load your software correctly.
Most digital cameras come with image-enhancing software.
If you become familiar with it, you probably can fix some common mistakes, including underexposed and overexposed pictures and redeye in flash pictures. E-mail this story to a friend.