Very good comparative info for beginning photographers: I first posted this site from Penn State Photography department about 3 years ago. It has some great info and uses actual images...

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

I first posted this site from Penn State Photography department about 3 years ago. It has some great info and uses actual images to demonstrate what is being discussed. Recent questions here have led me to re-post this info again as it seems to be helpful to many. Please give it a few seconds to load.

http://photo.comm.psu.edu/

cosmo54 Loc: Easton, PA but will travel for photos

Thanks MT! Penn state is in my neck of the woods.

Dadu10 Loc: Atlanta, GA

Thats my alma mater

Sunnybuck Loc: Pleasanton, Kansas

MT Shooter wrote:

I first posted this site from Penn State Photography department about 3 years ago. It has some great info and uses actual images to demonstrate what is being discussed. Recent questions here have led me to re-post this info again as it seems to be helpful to many. Please give it a few seconds to load.

http://photo.comm.psu.edu/

Thank you for sharing again. I've viewed the demonstrations and find it actually answered some the questions I was confused with. I've bookmarked it here, for future reference. Happy shooting!
Sunny

Dadu10 Loc: Atlanta, GA

sorry for the doble posting

larrywilk Loc: Palm Harbor, FL

Dadu10 wrote:

Thats my alma mater

Oh, I graduated from State Pen!

ediesaul

MT Shooter wrote:

I first posted this site from Penn State Photography department about 3 years ago. It has some great info and uses actual images to demonstrate what is being discussed. Recent questions here have led me to re-post this info again as it seems to be helpful to many. Please give it a few seconds to load.

http://photo.comm.psu.edu/

By clicking onto the next photos, I can see differences. The font, however, is too small for my aging eyes. Even tried going to the original site, and it was the same. Any suggestions? Looks like a great link. Thank you for sharing.

MT Shooter Loc: Montana

ediesaul wrote:

By clicking onto the next photos, I can see differences. The font, however, is too small for my aging eyes. Even tried going to the original site, and it was the same. Any suggestions? Looks like a great link. Thank you for sharing.

Only better reading glasses or a magnifying glass, I am afraid I cannot help you there.

larrywilk Loc: Palm Harbor, FL

ediesaul wrote:

By clicking onto the next photos, I can see differences. The font, however, is too small for my aging eyes. Even tried going to the original site, and it was the same. Any suggestions? Looks like a great link. Thank you for sharing.

I know on Windows you can hold control and + to increase viewing size and control and - to decrease.

ediesaul

larrywilk wrote:

I know on Windows you can hold control and + to increase viewing size and control and - to decrease.

Thanks will try. It's a great site.

Bill MN Loc: Western MN

ediesaul wrote:

By clicking onto the next photos, I can see differences. The font, however, is too small for my aging eyes. Even tried going to the original site, and it was the same. Any suggestions? Looks like a great link. Thank you for sharing.

Bottom right in Windows. Click on the + or down arrow to change zoom.

ediesaul

Bill MN wrote:

Bottom right in Windows. Click on the + or down arrow to change zoom.

Thanks!