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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Leicestershire, UK
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Originally Posted by little me
Thats a good question.
As I'm starting from scratch it would be good to set some targets.
At the moment I'm just dabbling in a bit of everything, a portrait here, a flower there.
I'm not sure which is best - to just keep exploring or to focus on one aspect and get good at that.
Keeping up with my 52 is certainly a good starting goal.
I'd also like to get some more good pictures of the kids in our hallway so that I can hang a collection of portraits up in there.
As I'm starting from scratch it would be good to set some targets.
At the moment I'm just dabbling in a bit of everything, a portrait here, a flower there.
I'm not sure which is best - to just keep exploring or to focus on one aspect and get good at that.
Keeping up with my 52 is certainly a good starting goal.
I'd also like to get some more good pictures of the kids in our hallway so that I can hang a collection of portraits up in there.
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Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Truro, Cornwall UK
Posts: 939
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To try and use more of the functions on the camera. I got out of using auto very quickly (I tend to use S,A or sunset) I have also fiddled with the ISO and exposure values. BUT.....it has so many more that I keep getting wrong...(WB for eg!)
I am going to go out today and try changing the creative style (Standard/Vivid/Portrait/Sunset/Landscape/Adobe RGB)
Thought i might try the dogs moving in Vivid and see what happens....
I am going to go out today and try changing the creative style (Standard/Vivid/Portrait/Sunset/Landscape/Adobe RGB)
Thought i might try the dogs moving in Vivid and see what happens....
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