Haribo1681

Thank you, that really helps and is really encouraging - I think expectations are an important thing to consider; if I go out with my camera and take, say, 50 photos, in my head I'm expecting ...

Thanks for the reply - it sounds like there's a strong argument for having/keeping all the different lenses here and having a wide range of options - I guess my only 'fear' is this eventually ...

Thanks fir the reply! I think the biggest issue I have is that I'm using a very large aperture to try and get as much light as possible - the camera only has a max ISO of 1600 and most of photos ...

Thanks for the reply! I always choose the focus point myself as I know it can be a bit random otherwise - and I usually pick one of the points either right or left of centre, but not the extremes. ...

Hi all! Hope it’s ok to post this question here, but I’m a beginner looking for some advice - I was given a 350d a while back and I’ve really enjoyed learning how to use it and getting into ...

Thats brilliant advice, thank you! I'm still learning what the differences in all settings look liken real life, especially depth of field - but I'm definitely experiencing that a really shallow ...

That's cool, thank you - I'll have a look at speedlights to see what I can find out and will keep practicing to find out more about the effects of all the settings. If nothing else it's good to ...

Thank you! Here's a couple of examples - I think (based on feedback on this post from another user), that I'm probably expecting a bit too much in low light, but I'm also not really getting things ...

That's great advice, thank you - you've pretty much summed up most of the things I've seen or read across the internet in less than 100 words! So, I think the majority of issue comes down to ...

Hi all! As the title suggests, I'm very much a beginner, but looking for some guidance to get started really. I borrowed a Canon 350d about a year ago for a couple of work projects (taking photos ...