There are two kinds of textural experiences in art and these are:
a. Tactile texture - it is the use of materials that can be remembered with the use of the senses. Materials such as roughness of the wood, smoothness of the metal plate, or ridges of corrugated boards can be used by the artist to let the viewers personally experience the material that they are exhibiting.
b. Visual texture - it is the use of illusions to create a specific kind of texture. Artists can use the techniques of painting and drawing to conduct such kind of senses to the viewers/audience of the work.
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If this is your type of camera:
1) Use the bag. When you're not filming or shooting, keep it in it's camera bag instead of leaving it laying around.
2) Always use your lens cap.
3) Dust it, wouldn't want any foggy pictures.
4) Clean it, grease and oil can get on it easier than one would think.
5) Keep it away from food and drinks!
Hopefully this helps, good luck :)
