Write an article based on this "Set the camera to "manual. Equip a lens with a long focal length. Select an appropriate aperture setting. Adjust the shutter speed to its fastest value. Practice shooting with the settings you've worked out."
article: " With the manual setting, you'll have complete control over each of the camera's individual functions at all times. This will prevent the camera from making adjustments automatically as conditions change, which could affect the way your images turn out. If you're using a smartphone, your options will be somewhat limited. All you can really do is be patient and concentrate on getting the lens focused properly before hitting the capture button. Most professionals recommend using an adjustable telephoto lens with a variable depth of focus. Somewhere in the 500mm-1000mm range will usually provide the most satisfying resultslarge enough to see in clear detail, but not zoomed in so far that you crop the outer edges of the corona or miss a stray solar flare. With a wide-angle lens, the sun will appear too far away to make for a striking picture. A standard telephoto lens will help enlarge it, but there will still be an undesirable amount of blank space within the frame. Use your own judgment to decide which focal length is best for the image you want to create. The most important thing is being able to fit the entire eclipse in the frame. Your camera's aperture setting determines how much light makes it through to the lens. Since your camera will be pointed directly at the sun for a long period of time, it's a good idea to start with the lowest native aperture setting and work your way up incrementally as needed. On most higher-end models, somewhere between f/5.6 and f/8 will be the sweet spot. The amount of light is also known as "exposure," and it can be the difference between a photo that's crisp and clear and one that's washed out or oversaturated. You may have less (or sometimes no) control over the exposure with an inexpensive digital camera. Shutter speed determines how clearly defined the action in a photograph is. Since your goal is to capture the eclipse as accurately as possible, a high shutter speed is best. At 1/4000 or 1/8000, every glowing wisp and dazzling streak of the corona will be plainly visible. With a high (fast) shutter speed, the camera's sensor is only exposed to light for a split second, effectively freezing an image. Lower (slow) shutter speeds let the light linger, which can result in a blurry, smeared effect. It may be necessary to alter your shutter speed to successfully track the moon's progress as the light grows faint. You'll be juggling some technical and potentially temperamental settings, made even more frustrating by constant changes in lighting and atmospheric conditions. Make sure you take some time to familiarize yourself with what each feature does before the day of your shoot. That way, you can be sure that you'll walk away with some dazzling images and not an endless string of washed out black frames. Carry out a few sessions in a low-light setting, like a dark room or moonlit night, to mimic the conditions of shooting an eclipse as closely as possible. Perform a dry run of each of the techniques you'll be using during the event, including altering your shutter speed, cycling between different exposures, and removing and replacing the solar filter.

Write an article based on this "Try new products. Use home remedies. Get in a routine."
article: In addition to using fresh tomatoes, you can also buy skin care products that utilize them as a featured ingredient. The next time you are at a drugstore, take some time to browse the health section. Look for skin care products that feature ingredients such as tomatoes. These can help tone and clear your skin. If your acne is severe, you might want to ask your dermatologist to recommend some new skin care products. There are some very affordable products that can help ease your acne. In addition to buying products, there are several at home methods you can use to treat your skin. For example, you can use lemon juice as an astringent. Simply squeeze a small amount onto a cotton ball and wipe it across your blemish. The acid will help try the blemish out. Egg whites are another common kitchen staple that you can use to treat your skin. Simply apply egg whites to your problem areas, then wipe off after 10 minutes. This ingredient will help tighten and tone your skin. Honey is another healing pantry item. Apply a light layer of honey to your face for 5 minutes. Rinse off to discover skin that glows. The most important thing you can do to care for your skin is to spend time caring for it each day. Your skin needs regular care, and if you suffer from acne, it is especially important. Make sure to wash your face with a gentle moisturizer twice a day, and then apply moisturizer. Consult your dermatologist. She will have specific recommendations for your skin type and can advice you on the steps to take each day to improve your skin's health.

Write an article based on this "Open the Settings app. Find and tap the "Privacy" option. Tap the "Location Services" option at the top of this menu. Swipe the switch next to "Location Services" to the "Off" position. Close your Settings app."
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"Settings" is the grey gear icon--it should be on your iPod's home screen. You can disable or change your location settings from here. Location Services updates your iPod with your current location via GPS and cellphone tower, which is a significant drain on the battery. Disabling this background service will lengthen your battery's life considerably. Your location services should now be disabled!