on line photography courses
Posted 19/05/2014 - 22:59
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My first recommendation would be to find someone experienced with a DSLR local to you, that you can 'buddy up' with and go out on a few relaxed shoots. All the better if it's someone from this forum.
I've found that it's a great way to learn some basic skills.
Regards
David
I've found that it's a great way to learn some basic skills.
Regards
David
Posted 19/05/2014 - 23:06 - Helpful Comment
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Youtube.
It's as simple as that. Look up Joe McNally, Karl Taylor, Mark Wallace or Gavin Hoey. All of these have uploaded some fantastic videos and 'how tos'.
Just spend a few minutes watching a video and then go and try it.
I have learned an immense amount from youtube and got some great ideas for projects.
It's as simple as that. Look up Joe McNally, Karl Taylor, Mark Wallace or Gavin Hoey. All of these have uploaded some fantastic videos and 'how tos'.
Just spend a few minutes watching a video and then go and try it.
I have learned an immense amount from youtube and got some great ideas for projects.
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Posted 19/05/2014 - 23:14
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thanks for the tip
Posted 19/05/2014 - 23:15
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Youtube is indeed a wealth of information.
However in my experience the best way to take better photos is to train your eye to pick out quality scenes or moments. You don't even need a camera with you to so this. I'm always appraising what I see as a photo opportunity
However in my experience the best way to take better photos is to train your eye to pick out quality scenes or moments. You don't even need a camera with you to so this. I'm always appraising what I see as a photo opportunity
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15 years
has anyone had any experiance of the on line photography courses that are on offer.
have a k30 and 18-55, 55-200 wr lenses
Thanks
Suds