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New to 35mm Photography?
Hello everyone!
Not a question! Just offering some help.
If you are new to the world of 35mm photography and find the whole thing a bit daunting to say the least, then the info at the site below may be of interest to you.
I struggled at the beginning to learn all the key aspects of good technique that makes the dufference between average shots and those that are truly special. It takes discipline! Lots!
And I found that just several very good books are better than mountains of mags. But at the start it's really hard to find the basics in one place - so I tried to do that!
Hope this helps someone out there: http://imagesfromireland.homestead.com/PB.html
ChipSet
Not a question! Just offering some help.
If you are new to the world of 35mm photography and find the whole thing a bit daunting to say the least, then the info at the site below may be of interest to you.
I struggled at the beginning to learn all the key aspects of good technique that makes the dufference between average shots and those that are truly special. It takes discipline! Lots!
And I found that just several very good books are better than mountains of mags. But at the start it's really hard to find the basics in one place - so I tried to do that!
Hope this helps someone out there: http://imagesfromireland.homestead.com/PB.html
ChipSet
You cannot go far wrong with Michael Langfords Basic Photography.
all you need in one book.
all you need in one book.
The techniques and articles sections of ePHOTOzine have just about everything covered.
how bad is this offering advice 9 years later. dont think he will really care for the advice now.
just wondered what was the first unanswered post.
It never looks good for a forum to have too many unanswered posts. With some forum software (e.g. phpBB) you can set the system to auto-delete unanswered posts after a specified period.
I'm sure our IT gurus could come up with something similar - if that was thought to be appropriate for EPZ.
I'm sure our IT gurus could come up with something similar - if that was thought to be appropriate for EPZ.
