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I have the 50 1.8 it's a great lens. I though I'd lost it recently cos my camera bag felt empty it's that light. Let me know if you want an experimental image, say a subject at closest focus distance with a given background item to show amount of blur

Hi Guys, Thank you for your suggestions. I'll pass them on to Mike. His latest article on photographing children went live this week and you can find it here: Beginner's Guide On Photographing Children Thanks, Nikita.

Hey. just taken a trip to Lidl. Those clip on lights are ideal for still life - and for £3.99 what can you say ? ;)

Opp's yes.

Don't forget that if its all a bit too much to take in, you can set up for Shutter priority (Tv mode, I think it is on Canon). You can set your shutter speed to somewhere around the 1/500 for quick moving objects and the Aperture will take care of itself. You'll be limited to only 1/200 sec if you're trying to use your pop-up flash so try to ensure your light is pretty good and you can manage...

Well I took all the advice given onboard during my holiday and produced some pleasing results in my view. We were really lucky with the weather and had some decent evenings with nice sunsets. I'm still learning all this and feel I can do better but really enjoyed experimenting. Mumbles and Gower is a beautiful area and it was my first time there. Langland Bay was where we stayed for the first h...

Thanks Alan Sallly

What a weird effect you get on the right hand corner when you scroll up and down

Likewise, I was caught out on occasions and the combination of poor light and lack of tripod yielded images only fit for the bin.

I hear you Steve and I know no offense was meant but the thing is if all the older better togs left then just beginners and people without a clue would come here and that would make this a beginners site and nothing more:P Pleeeeeese Mods get this closed whilst everyone is laughing through gritted teeth.:D

Then I would suggest you all draft your issues in a clear and concise way and email them to the commitee members, as I have just done with the camera club I was attending, have now left for a club more friendly and hands on the cameras and members evenings that can be about anything you want, photographically. I have had a response from them saying that they will discuss my issues at the ne...

[quote) Conversely though, when I see that an amazing picture has been taken with 'entry-level' kit, I am lifted immediately because I might just one day be able to come close to that particular result. It will make you feel better if you look up the famous picture by Bert Hardy, of two Blackpool Showgirls sitting on the railings on Blackpool seafront, they are laughing together as the wind...

I remember that one channel did a series with Tom Ang (his masterclass book is BRILLIANT I am re reading my copy again) but no one watched it, or maybe we just didnt say how good it was to the bbc? toonman: think its time for a "GEORDIES like susi perry" forum? ps I was born in harvey street, byker

And could you just wipe their ****s while you're at it? And at their convenience, too! ;)

What you may not realise is by 1:1 because of the magnification the effect of camera shake increases by about 5 shutter speeds. VR which your lens has not got can help. Increasing the ISO can help. Using flash as the main light source (easiest with the flash off the camera) can help. Using a tripod especially the type with a swinging center column can help. Otherwise as already advised i...