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Photography
What are some good books to read, or some resources, to shoot decent photos?
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practice, practice, practice
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get books on lighting before anything, learn all lighting first.. tungsten, strobes, natural, temparature, intensity etc... this will give you the most basic understanding, then study photography after.
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You should be at a photo forum.
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Find a good photographer and assist for about 3 years.
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step one: learn how film works. once you understand how film is shot, captured, exposed, developed, then you can move onto lighting and digital format.
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canon and nikon offer some great resources off they're sites ...
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always remember this sinclair: no matter how hard you work to improve you product, the very next guy that picks up a camera for $300 a walmart is now your competition. bmb |
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idiot... |
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practice dude... and forget everything about automatic settings... manual all the way...
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if you want to learn the basis check out books by Li Frost
and US Navy Photography Basics |
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i guess, whtevR u say....
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I agree but not for 3 years. 3-33 days would be enough if you are smart. if dumb ,then forget about it. do not waste 3 years. and yes practice. |
appreciate all the help!
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Just start mashing the buttons on your camera until the pics come out looking ok. That's what I do. In fact, following my handy advice, Jayden shot these with probably under 4hrs seat time with a Canon DSLR:
http://www.trinitylain.com/images/tr...ain047_01b.jpg http://www.trinitylain.com/images/tr...ain047_02b.jpg http://www.trinitylain.com/images/tr...ain047_07b.jpg |
Always do a white balance .. depending on the camera the preset white Balance can be off .. giving you Yellow skin ... Look above for an example .. the only pic without the yellow feture is the first one .. because the model was in the shade which is the usual preset for daylight
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Shoot away. The key to photography is understanding lighting and composure. Go and sit at Barnes & Noble and take a look at the photo section.
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"The Camera" by Ansel Adams
THEN shoot away shooting without having any idea what you are doing is why somany people here SUCK as photographers |
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Thanks for posting this. Lots of great links there :thumbsup. I have been looking for more to study up on. |
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