aaanouel wrote:
vhin05 wrote:
I'm just on the start on learning how to use a camera.. ^^
No one has been knowledge born...
Thanks for the replies.. Still want more for me to learn.
Never stop learning... it's the best way to get older meanwhile keeping younger and your brain on shape...
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There're not enough shots on your Flickr still...
BTW its raining when i took those photos..there seems to be no color.. any suggestions for that?
One of the first rules is trying to avoid to shooting under bad lighting; overcast sky tends to kill shadows and contrasts, flattens the captures and UV radiation makes funny things to colors specially on reds, by the contrary, midday sun stokes contrasts and may result in blown-out highlights and/or blocked-up shadows. The very best hours to shoot outdoors is when the sun is getting lower on the horizon, specially during the golden hours.
Meanwhile, shoot a lot, practice and do experiment by changing/testing all the camera setting and features for getting used to them, knowing how they work and the effect they have on your captures.
Set your HX200V NR setting to Normal,
always.
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