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forget the manual Go to youtube & type in the search tutorials for Nikon d5000. |
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DSLR cam's take a lot of practice. My pictures started off looking a lot worse than my previous digital camera pictures. But once you figure out what everything does and know how to work the controls, it's like riding a bike. Mine was a Christmas present, and at the time they were giving out DSLR Cameras For Dummies with every purchase of one. It helped me A LOT. Easy to read and, honestly, rather enjoyable~ It teaches you how the camera works, breaks down each and every function, tells you how to best utilize said function, and even gives you tips for using photoshop. :) |
1 Attachment(s) Here's another one..this was on manuel mode I think |
LOL Breny - I LOVE it that you couldn't wait :D! Great piccies already! "A" mode is fabulous - that's what I shoot in almost all the time - this is "Aperture Priority Mode" - and *you* can choose the aperture, the camera then chooses the approp. shutter speed for you. You want a wide aperture/f-stop (ie. 1.8-4 ish) to blur the background. Your lens may not open to 1.8, all lenses are different. It's also diff. w/ zooms...w/ zooms like you're using, it's not as easy to just choose an aperture/f-stop. That's the reason people love "Prime" lenses like 50mm I've mentioned - there is no zoom, but you can have total control over the aperture, which is super fun. Now, whatcha need next is the add-on flash SB400 - so you can "bounce" the flash rather than have the flash hit directly at your kiddos. Welcome to your new addiction! :D |
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I say go for it...that is where I got my olympus e-450...just received it and have just started messing with it. |
Oh wow, I have ALOT to learn LoL. all those camera words are greek to me! :eek: So the lens I got....is it good? The 50mm...that will give me the blurrrrr effect? I am guilty of having no patience LoL. I am SO bad!!! Quote:
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I'll attach some pics using a Prime lens that I set to a wide aperture (ie, low f-stop number like 1.8 or so)...see how the "depth of field" is very shallow? In other words, see how what is in focus is a very small area? |
Breny, GREAT pic already! Dontcha love it? And Wylie's Mom -- I'm trying to mess with my Canon right now. I did the Aperture Priority and love it. I see what you mean. I put it down to like 1.8-ish... and it blurs the background a lot more. Thanks for the tip! One thing down- 2827234357272 other things to learn. |
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I have the Canon Rebel Xti with just a kit lens. I'm still learning. My problem is that I'll learn a little and then stop taking pictures....forget....relearn again....and stop taking pictures. LOL My pups can't be still, or they stay under my feet, so it is kind of hard to take pictures of them by themselves. |
1 Attachment(s) Here is one I just took...haha...she was yelling at me |
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