Newbie..1st Day..Nikon d3300
Jan 7, 2017 07:24:50 #
Just got my camera and took some random shots down at the seashore, getting used to the camera.
Pretty good clarity with an entry level DSLR...All auto..unedited. Will get better as time goes on.
Thought statue and tree was interesting. Statue "wrongly centered" but offset by the tree.
I like trees..branching patterns
Pretty good clarity with an entry level DSLR...All auto..unedited. Will get better as time goes on.
Thought statue and tree was interesting. Statue "wrongly centered" but offset by the tree.
I like trees..branching patterns
Jan 7, 2017 07:25:22 #
Jan 7, 2017 07:46:32 #
leftj
Loc: Texas
Rloren wrote:
Just got my camera and took some random shots down at the seashore, getting used to the camera.
Pretty good clarity with an entry level DSLR...All auto..unedited. Will get better as time goes on.
Thought statue and tree was interesting. Statue "wrongly centered" but offset by the tree.
I like trees..branching patterns
Pretty good clarity with an entry level DSLR...All auto..unedited. Will get better as time goes on.
Thought statue and tree was interesting. Statue "wrongly centered" but offset by the tree.
I like trees..branching patterns
Dying to know what entry level DSLR did you get? My first one many years ago was a Canon 20D.
Jan 7, 2017 07:59:50 #
Don't worry about the so-called 'entry level' status. It is basically a black box with a lens. Nikon 'entry level' lenses are generally pretty good. I used a D40 for several years until I went to a D7000 and quite honestly, I see no difference in the quality of photos.
Jan 7, 2017 08:07:00 #
I did a lot of reading and research before I bought. Went with the Nikon D-3300.
You can get the kit lens and also a 55mm-200mm in a bundle package for a really good price...
I missed that sale.."ouch"...so I will have to buy the zoom lens separately.
You can get the kit lens and also a 55mm-200mm in a bundle package for a really good price...
I missed that sale.."ouch"...so I will have to buy the zoom lens separately.
Jan 7, 2017 08:08:55 #
Jan 7, 2017 08:15:52 #
Not bad at all for your first pictures with the new camera. Just remember that camera and lenses are only tools and the quality of your photography will depend more on you than on them.
Entry cameras offer a great value for the money.
Enjoy!
Entry cameras offer a great value for the money.
Enjoy!
Jan 7, 2017 08:32:27 #
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Jan 8, 2017 06:39:17 #
Nothing wrong with your photos or shooting in auto enjoy the camera and when your ready try out the other modes.
Jan 8, 2017 07:01:20 #
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Jan 8, 2017 07:29:11 #
Rloren wrote:
Just got my camera and took some random shots down at the seashore, getting used to the camera.
Pretty good clarity with an entry level DSLR...All auto..unedited. Will get better as time goes on.
Thought statue and tree was interesting. Statue "wrongly centered" but offset by the tree.
I like trees..branching patterns
Pretty good clarity with an entry level DSLR...All auto..unedited. Will get better as time goes on.
Thought statue and tree was interesting. Statue "wrongly centered" but offset by the tree.
I like trees..branching patterns
Nice photos. Really like the one with the cannon. Enjoy!
Jan 8, 2017 08:54:05 #
Rloren,
Good start with Nikon. I suggest buy the best glass you can. Happy shooting,enjoy.....
Good start with Nikon. I suggest buy the best glass you can. Happy shooting,enjoy.....
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