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And of you keeps it in a fur lined gadget bag and never take it out,
One scratch = -£300

Get used to it! Go and take some of your own selfies. You might be surprised and start a new chapter in your life. Cheers

For £5.50 one can make a shoulder steady cam from plastic Toilet waste pipe and a 1/4 Whitworth bolt. 30 minutes practice and you all be experts!

Buy a Zenith E or EM, Why? They are cheap, made to agricultural standards, they rarely fail, and the there are hundreds of lenses available. Will anyone be able to see a difference from some over...

Photoshop 7 from 2002 will do all this plus a LOT more.
Buy on Ebay for $15 with a licence.

Hand bound A5 photo book. Whilst doing some street photography I looked through my pics to find a theme or project. After some time I realised that I was ignoring old people.

One who did get good at it and still does, using zone focussing (nothing could be easier) can be found here:
https://www.americansuburbx.com/2009/08/interview-john-tusa-interviews-don.html

It really does make me wonder how those poor photographers who had to do all sorts of jobs with film cameras managed to get any pictures at all. Guesswork perhaps? It might just be .. that they got...

Quite so Kristof you are indeed correct. That's one of the reasons I've spent the last 6 years learning how to make digital art from my own source material by using Photoshop and not that...

By far the best way into it is to buy a Zenith E or EM (they still work where others fail) and a few rolls of film. Make a note of each exposure and correct your mistakes when you get the prints....

Photographers who understand the three camera parameters and have some knowledge of composition will always be able to take better pictures. The rest is for dumbos. Cheers

Wait a few months and.......
"Change the name and do the same"
I've seen this happen with 100's of companies

And not even one of you has a pic in your galleries. Too scared I suppose. Why not go and take some pics, for a change. LOL Cheers

I heartily detest the word 'workflow' intimating that the same technique can be applied to many images on a 'production line basis'. I work on each one of my images as though it is unique gem and...

Use Curves CTRL+M fast as you like