These tips cards are freely available from Digital Camera World Magazine and are reproduced here with their kind permission.
Tech - Which Shutter Speed
Tech - The Exposure Triangle
Tech - The Colour Wheel
Tech - Sunny 16 Rule
Tech - ISO Sensitivity Guide
Tech - Image Stabilisation
Tech - How TTL Flash Works
Tech - How a lens works
Tech - F-Stop table
Tech - Front or Rear sync Flash
Tech - APS-C vs Full Frame sensors
Tech - Aperture & DoF
How to - Wire Wool Trails
How to - Warm up your Portraits
How to - Use Bold Colours
How to - Twilight Flash Portrait
How to - Spirograms
How to - Spiral Staircases
How to - Smoke Trails
How to - Shift Flower Focus
How to - Shadows and Silhouettes
How to - Refraction Still Life
How to - Powder-Paint Portrait
How to - Portrait with a twist
How to - Play with Perspective
How to - Photographing Butterflies
How to - Photograph Interiors
How to - Pet Caricatures
How to - People in Motion
How to - Patterns in Nature
How to - Painting with light
How to - Morning Dew
How to - Moody Outdoor Flash
How to - Macro magic
How to - Macro Lens
How to - Macro Facial Features
How to - Low-Key Portraits
How to - Light Leak Portraits
How to - Leaves on ice
How to - Is a small world
How to - Get Close-Up to Fungi
How to - Garden Fauna
How to - Garden Bird Portraits
How to - Fruity Colours
How to - Frosted Glass Figures
How to - Foodie Styling
How to - Focus Stacking
How to - Flower Abstracts
How to - Floral Portraits
How to - Fire-Spin Effects
How to - Fine Art Vegetables
How to - Double exposures
How to - Cute Pet Portraits
How to - Cross-processed look
How to - Creative Newborns
How to - Continous Lighting
How to - Colourful Macro
How to - Classic Still Life
How to - Camera Handling Guide
How to - Butterfly Wings
How to - Bug's Eye View
How to - Bluebell Season
How to - Blowing Bubbles
How to - Backlit Portraits
How to - Backlit Fruit Slices
How to - Backlit Flowers
How to - Angles on Abstracts
How to - Abstract bubbles