Posts Tagged ‘Beginner’
Want to learn how to use the manual modes on your camera and stop using auto mode? This series is for you! In this video we outline the important things you’ll need to do before you begin learning the key aspects of exposure. www.shutterbit.com
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A few nice beginner photography images I found:
Image by sarah_wood
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no standing
Image by drocpsu
A man stands by a "No Standing" sign on Stone Street in lower Manhattan
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Question by LovingIt(:: What camera would you recommend for a photography beginner?
I’m intrested in photography and I am just wondering what camera you would recommend for a beginner? 10mp + please and the less the better.
I am aware of megapixels and I would like more than ten because my compact camera is 10.2 and if I’m getting a new camera for more money, I want it to be better than my current for a lot of reasons.
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Answer by xdinoxxgoesxxrawrrx
Canon always has really good quality cameras so i would recommend one from them.
hope i helped :]
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I am back with another installment of the AdoramaPIX Rapid Fire Critique. This weeks images were captured with a Nikon D50 which is slightly older but as the photographer shows, it is still fully capable. I was really excited to see a nice cross section of subjects in this weeks Critique. I feel the photographer is really seeing the shots and doing a great job capturing them. Sure there are a few shots that missed the mark but that is the point of a critique. To help the photographer see where the images could be improved. My favorite image form the set is the shot of the little kid on the fence. Like I said in the video it is close, with a few little tweaks that image would be taken to the next level. Overall this was a solid set of images and I look forward to seeing what the photographer will come up with in the future. froknowsphoto.com Click Here to submit your images. In the meantime I decided to send him a FREE AdoramaPIX coupon for a 12×9 hard back book!!! If you would like to submit your set of images please click submit images above for directions. To connect with FroKnowsPhoto please follow below Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter : www.twitter.com Google + : plus.google.com Please Subscribe www.youtube.com
Video Rating: 4 / 5
froknowsphoto.com As I continue with the AdoramaPix Rapid Fire Critiques I cam upon this little set of photos. I love what this photographer is capturing. They are seeing the moments very well and grabbing them. That is one of the biggest things I talk about, being able to see, feel and anticipate the moments that you want to capture. You could study settings all day long but if you never actually take a picture you wont really learn. As you will see in this critique there are some images that are stronger than other but I try and give my honest feedback based off of my background. If you would like to submit your best 10 images for critique please use the submit photos button.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
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Today we look at the second aspect of exposure- shutter speed. Shutter speed is what can help you freeze fast-moving subjects, but also have some trade off when it comes to how much light is being let in. Watch this video for all the details
froknowsphoto.com Click Here to submit your sets. Welcome back to the AdoramaPIX Rapid Fire Critique. This is where you submit 10 of your best images for me to give my straight up thoughts on what could take them to the next level or if they are already there. In this weeks set there definitely are some keepers along with some images that with some tweaking could be taken to the next level. If you would like to see the full set of images or submit your own please click this link. froknowsphoto.com To connect with FroKnowsPhoto please follow below Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter : www.twitter.com Google + : plus.google.com Please Subscribe www.youtube.com
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Question by sof5622: Where are beginner photography classes in or near Northwest Indiana?
I am interested in taking a beginners photography course near or in Northwest Indiana. If anyone is aware of any please let me know.
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Answer by Forlorn Hope
you really should start by reading the cameras manual… and getting some books about photography…
it is cheaper and easier… 
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Question by DrawMyLife <3: What is a good camera for beginner photography?
i had a nixon cool pics camera or whatever its called, but it broke. so i am now wanting to get a new one. i also discovered how much i love taking pictures. i am a camera whore i guess to. i can take up to 200 pictures of myself in 20 minutes. im not obsessed with myself i just love photography. anyways i want a new camera that is good for beginner photography. but also not expensive. my price range would probably be at the most $ 250. any good ones you know?
Best answer:
Answer by Lunar Eklipse
the coolpix is about as advanced as your going to get for 250 bucks. All the entry level Dslr’s are in the $ 500 range. I would save up that money for awhile! also you wont be able to get anything with a swivel live view, like the coolpix has
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Some cool beginner photography images:
At Our Disposal
Image by jpolaski
A couple of guys taking a break for breakfast before getting back to work. Taken with a Kiev 4a and HP5.
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Some cool beginner photography images:
eatin apples
Image by sarah nussbaum
love this
Image by sarah nussbaum
Ramen stands at evening – Fukuoka
Image by bebouchard
I took this during a trip to Japan over four years ago with my old 2.0 mega pixel Sony Cybershot. I just came across this again, and though the resolution isn’t very good, realized it isn’t a half bad street photograph. I’d like to crop some off the right-hand side of the frame, but that’d be about it.
