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I really hate seeing people that spend $1000 on a good DSLR, and they never take it off the AUTO settings. They might have well just bought a point and shoot.
Lets see those B&Ws. So, from what I gather, B&Ws are hard to get right. They are most often okay but it takes a lot to get them great. Any insight to this?
B&W is very tricky to learn. The thing to remember with B&W is to look for texture in your subject. Shadows, grains, lighting angles, and etc. Thats why pics of older people really turn out. And different color filters will change your pictures too. I have several red and blue filters. I started to get into B&W and my camera shop went out of business, due to the digital camera, and I just haven't found a place to develop my B&W without mailing it off.
Very cool. Now you need to explain how you did it.
Wow, I couldn't tell it was a fish eye. Well, done.
Full Frame Fisheye?? Is that a type of lens or a setting?
Cool thanks. Wow $1000.00!! That's as much as I paid for my CAMERA! Is the lens or quality of lens really that important for a quality picture or is it more aperture and ISO setting? I still have yet to fully understand what those mean.. Is aperture the amount of light that is let in and ISO is the shutter speed??
Playing with money.....
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