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photography thread. (1,624 posts / 371,787 views)
ianCA ianCA
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Post #40 16 Dec 2008 23:12
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i had a good book bought for me for my birthday recently. Its called digital photography masterclass (written by Tom Ang)

seems pretty good so far so could be worth a look

excellent thread so far chaps and im learning alot just reading it. I did a photography module at college a fair few years ago but it was mainly using non digital cameras and processing films in the dark room.

Keep it going
Gazzer Gazzer
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Post #41 17 Dec 2008 09:29
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Sound advice lads, thanks Dave,i think i mananged to take it all in,lol.
I think i just need more practice and keep reffering to the info in this thread as its all gradually gonna sink in,i think i get the whole exp thing now,and understand a little more about iso thanx to you guys, the efix data i posted here is for the dog shot tho.
I also have a digital photography book by tom ang, very good beginners book,its not the masterclass book tho so maybe i need a copy as i find his way of explaining things quite easy to absorb
nine0six nine0six
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Post #42 20 Dec 2008 20:57
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Don't take this the wrong way Gazzer but I think you don't really need that masterclass book just yet.
Andy Andy
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Post #43 21 Dec 2008 09:18
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Can anyone recommend a digital slr for someone buying one for the first time been looking at the nikon d60
nine0six nine0six
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Post #44 21 Dec 2008 11:08
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I've had a look at the review on dpreview and all seems ideal for the beginner to the SLR world. There are a few little things that I would miss but it is an entry-level camera so they can be excused.

If you are going to at all get serious about photography then remember that the camera you buy now could/should be the first part of what is going to be a system. More lenses, a flash and an upgraded body or two over the years and you'll find you really don't want to be changing makes as it gets very expensive to change the lot each time. Nikon (or Canon I suppose) offer the largest range and I would stick with them if you are looking for a starter camera.
nine0six nine0six
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Post #45 21 Dec 2008 11:42
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Some of you may appreciate this collection of some of the best photojournalism of the past year.

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
Gazzer Gazzer
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Post #46 22 Dec 2008 12:49
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Wow,i can honestly say ive never seen such awesome photography in my life, those shots are nothing short of miraculous.
I guess its plain to see from these snaps.....that its all about the timing,being at the right place at the right time with the right equiptment.
Thanks for linking us up with them 9
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Post #47 22 Dec 2008 16:37
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them pictures are completely out of this world
Carp_Addict_20 Carp_Addict_20
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Post #48 22 Dec 2008 17:05
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i have a website with some amazing scenery shots on if you would all like to see?
www.interfacelift.com
some of them are breath-taking
ianCA ianCA
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Post #49 22 Dec 2008 17:21
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those pictures are amazing
cooteyblnk cooteyblnk
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Post #50 25 Dec 2008 21:45
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recently bought a d60 mate, excellent piece of kit, amazing differnce in the quality of the pictures from a compact with same megapixels. read some good reports of the d40 too which can be bought relatively cheap now.
Andy Andy
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Post #51 30 Dec 2008 17:25
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Im just took delivery of a canon eos 450D
ianCA ianCA
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Post #52 31 Dec 2008 13:32
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Im just took delivery of a canon eos 450D

first impressions?
stimpy stimpy
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Post #53 31 Dec 2008 13:54
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Some superb photography there 9.

After seeing photo 32 in the first set of pics. I will never complain about overcrowding on the bank again.
Andy Andy
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Post #54 31 Dec 2008 15:42
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Superb is my 1st impression
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