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Old 02-07-2012, 10:53 PM
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Showoff? who me? LOL! I thought this was photography 101..I'm trying to teach folks something.

But Hani is correct, it's hard to tell what you're looking at on the tiny monitor. Much easier on a computer screen.
 
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Originally Posted by atomic80
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But Hani is correct...
Like there was doubt...




Anyways back to Photo.101
 
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Old 02-07-2012, 11:23 PM
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Here is my first attempt with all manual settings... shutter speed 6400. F4.5. Not sure what the ISO was.
 
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Wooooo... Slow down there
 
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That bad?
 
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I find it easier to take a few pix in "P" mode and then start playing with the setting
 
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Yeah i'll try that tomorrow. But I did feel like a better photographer in M-mode lol
 
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Originally Posted by Mini George
That bad?
No I literary meant slow down.... 6400 is fast (IMO)
Plus your metering setting seem to be on average and you might want to use spot

It is a totally different feel in "M" and very rewarding.... enjoy the experimentation
 

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Originally Posted by GrayTT
Showoffs!!!!!




One thing to look out for when going with a shallow DOF is that you don't go too shallow and have part of you subject out of focus.... having a laptop around works better then just using the camera screen IMO to make sure you got it the way you want it
Seriously, what happened to 101....this has turned into the Jason and Steve show
 
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You won't hear from me after this anymore then,
 


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