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Marvel, DC, Pixar, Disney; we are all familiar with these box-office juggernauts. The frontier film and television studios of the world, they have been proffering fantastical content since a very long time. It includes both the animated and live-action programs. Our grandparents may not understand terms like 'Skynet' or 'Prometheus' but they can surely share their thoughts on 'Spiderman' and 'Superman'. Reason being these comic figures was originated way back in time when the people of our country had just animecrew.org/ become liberal and regained possession from the rule of the British. Who knows if we weren't so occupied with political issues then maybe we would be having our own roster of homegrown characters and superheroes.

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Nevertheless, this is not the case as we lack big time in terms of having our own cartoon characters that can compete with the years old established cartoon figures from the numerous foreign terrains. Be it Pokemon from Japan, or Simpsons from America; the list of International counterparts is extensive and it is an 'almost' insurmountable challenge to overcome for the domestic studio heads.

I used the term 'almost' because it is not yet completely implausible. A decade ago when the bombardment of comic book based cartoon shows were gradually conquering the Indian market, our first homegrown cartoon 'Chhota Bheem' saved the food and shelter of the native 3D animators and designers. And now, after years of hard work and dedication, their efforts have reaped fruits. A kid may or may not watch the latest episode of 'Avengers Assemble' but he makes sure to not miss a second of 'Chhota Bheem'.

Post the success of the show, a lot of thought was given behind its triumph. One of the many conclusive points included the fact of bestowing kids with content that is extracted from their own cultural heritage. 'Bheem' is an uber famous mythological character which kids find very fascinating. Known for embodying great physical strength, the character incorporates the potential to inspire kids to be brave and strong. And it is doubtlessly doing the same to millions of children across the globe.

Fathoming the key factor that people love seeing characters in films and animated shows that represent their own country, a lot of related shows surfaced pretty soon after. As much as the crowd loves to watch Batman taking on Superman, they hold similar amount of excitement to watch 'Krrish' battling 'The Flying Jatt'.

The point is that we were in a horrendous state before but things are way better now. There is an actual shot at redemption. Only thing that needs to be done is to come up with more and more homegrown cartoon shows and characters that can grab the attention of kids and compel them to appreciate the grandeur of their own country.

Maha Cartoon TV is one of its kind Hindi cartoon channels i.e. putting their best efforts possible in to bridging the gap between national and international animation standards and proffering the native audience with vibrant and inspiring homegrown cartoon shows.

When it comes to DSLR camera photography, it appears a little intimidating in the initial few clicks for any beginner. A DSLR (Digital Single Lens Reflex) camera is the combination of the mechanisms and the optics of an SLR (Single Lens Reflex) camera with a digital imaging sensor as compared to the photographic film. The DSLR Camera comes with numerous modes and buttons which a beginner cannot figure out initially, and the thick manual that comes along is of no use until you have gone through some video tutorials. The manual however, can help with the basic settings.

But, to make the most of a DSLR camera and get some exceptional clicks, you need a good knowledge of some of the eminent settings and tricks. Here are 5 DSLR photography tips that will help you in getting the best shot every time -

Shooting Modes

In a DSLR, you will find the shooting modes on a dial labelled with Av, Auto, Tv, M, P and so on. The abbreviations of the shooting modes can vary according to the manufacturers, but don't get intimidated. Figuring them out is not a frantic task. The shooting modes decide the camera's behaviour on pressing the shutter button.

Exposure Triangle

The exposure triangle consists of three elements namely Aperture, ISO and the Shutter speed. Their job is to control the light that enters the camera or the amount of light that the camera requires for any given exposure. Use a combination of Auto-ISO and the semi-automatic shooting modes for best results.

Exposure Compensation

The Exposure compensation is considered the most useful function of a DSLR. You can both decrease or increase the camera's default meter reading, to achieve the actual brightness or darkness of a particular scene.

Focus

The focus is one such element that defines the entire purpose of an image. If you do not concentrate on bringing the subject to the focus, the entire image will appear fuzzy. No matter what ISO you define or what is the shooting mode that you are using, if the focus is not on fleck, you cannot achieve the image you are expecting.

White Balance

It is important to set the white balance before taking a picture with a DSLR. The white balance plays an important role in defining the colour tone of an image. Images usually have a bluish or an orange tone, this has a lot to do with the white balance. There are six types of White Balance -

Shade

Tungsten

Flash

Fluorescent

Cloudy

Daylight

These are the five important aspects of shooting with a DSLR camera. If you have just acquired a DSLR and are struggling to get some good pictures, then these tips are for you. You can also enrol yourself in a photography school in India to get a better understanding of the techniques.