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Originally Posted by Shameless
style comes after you've exhausted everything and decide to stick with one. You gotta play  That's the fun part. The cool thing about digital is that the learning curve is so much steeper that with film. It's instant gratification. There is something I do miss though about going to the lab, seeing everyone there, being excited to see the job, it was like Christmas every time I went to the lab. |
Any bozo can take pictures these days and they not turn out half bad. Infact numerous guys on this board that have shit for brains holding a camara do fine.
It's not hard nor even remotly rocket science like many photographers play to ward off new guys from starting.
Listen folks anyone can shoot great content these days, fuck you do not even need a killer light set. If you want to take above par photos get a kit and study and practice but over all it's not hard. Todays Prosumer camara's are kick ass and far beyond what they were in the past. I reccomend Canons Rebel XT's series any of those do great for the first camara. Its cheap, does great photos and still operates as an SLR. Ya do not know SLR entirelly put the bitch in auto and ya can do well.
I bought all my shit light kit and camara, HD camara's and just started shooting. I was shooting awsome shit in less than two shoots with models. Sure it could have always gottin better but thats how you develop an edge and look.
Just get to know your camara and practice alot with different setting different lights a little before your first shoot.
Also another thing to help when you first start shooting a model is well before hand get a scrap book of other photos people have made composed of poses that ya like. Often during a shoot you may forget what poses ya want to do or run out of idea's. Having a scrap book of photos around is a good idea. Ya show it to the model so it's easier for her to take up the pose verse waisting time trying to describe and looking like a dork.
Belive me, shooting girls is fucking easy and it is easy money for the shooter and the model.