"Vass" <write2markXXX@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
news:13s3dmis71l12c7@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>I got a EOS 350D for my birthday, and would like to learn about
photography
> I've looked at a fiew You-tube video lessons, bought a few magazines and
> the books I've bought
> while they show great photos, I'm not learning anything.
> I've tried some mastercl*****, I've set up a still subject, and yes,
after
> every conceivable setting, one or two pics
> appear clear (in Jpeg form),
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/canon-eos/2289153882/
> http://www.flickr.com/photos/canon-eos/2288363947/in/photostream/
> but none have the WOW factor of anything else I've seen claiming to come
> from a similar camera
> Can it be all down to Photoshop?
> I understand I have a lot to learn, so where can I start without going
> down the nightclass route?
> Any help appreciated
> --
> Vass
>
Take pictures.
Look at them, carefully.
Read your camera manual.
Take more pictures, trying to avoid things you didn't like in the last
batch
and trying to reproduce things you did like.
Look at the new pictures and compare them to the old ones. Are they any
better? What worked? What didn't?
Read your camera manual.
Repeat...
Cl***** are good, reading books is good, but taking pictures is better.
And, knowing your camera is a prerequisite.
Good Luck,
Dudley
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