I need tips for photo

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-teddy
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wow.... um, wow... id like to say wow... if you dont know, then ask people in person. you sound completly inexpirienced. my suggestion is to return that camera, go to a pawn shop, but an old minolta or pentax and start shooting on that. that will get you into the basics easier, and more appropraitly.

go take classes, its a lot more complicated than what you think. i had to teach myself, and im not taht good. i know my way around a camera more than most, but still. go to a local highschool or tech college and take classes

-Joe
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Taking good photos isn't just "change the shutter speed and VOILA perfect exposure, lighting, composition and subject matter.
You need to have/develop an artistic eye, you need to understand lighting and exposure and how to compose a picture to make it worthwhile to look at.

I think good lighting can make up for mediocre composition.

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loll, i know its not that simple and just about shutter speed...

but anyway i found what i need thx

forget taking pictures. steal them from pete turners website and take credit for them. thats what i do

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it seems like this stage of life for a lot of people around our age is like when you are playing a video game and you beat the Final Boss, only to find out that was just a decoy Final Boss and the real Final Boss

Seriously.... The best thing to do is read the user manual first cover to cover. Usually cameras will come with a little booklet explaining the basics like difference b/w shutter speeds, appeature, and so on. I am sure the manufacture produces something, check there website. If you can find anything, go here:

http://www.nikonusa.com/pdf/manuals/noprint/D100_en_noprint.pdf

This is Nikon's user manual for the D100, although many things won't apply, you will get an idea about how to do things.

I was in your boat 6 months ago and that is how I started.

Good Luck



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Read the manual cover to cover first, then either go take classes or buy a photo book, or both.

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