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Jun 20, 2013 22:20:42 #
In here to try to learn how to take better pics with my Canon Powershot. Iv'e had it for 4 years and have only point and shot with it. Lots of blurry pics, paid too much for this thing to not learn how to use the rest :). Also hope to be able to get good enough to take pics for real estate. Any help would be appreciated! I have won a few honorable mentions with a different camera , this one is more complicated lol.
Jun 20, 2013 23:08:35 #
Welcome to UHH. There are some amazing people here with tons of great tips. Read all you can on here, shoot some pics, and post them here. People will jump in to give you constructive comments. I recommend you post your settings with your shots and a specific question about the outcome of your shot. This will help you learn fast. I also started watching videos on youtube then practice the technique immediately after. This has worked for me deepen my knowledge of my 7D.
Jun 21, 2013 05:26:41 #
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Jun 21, 2013 07:20:54 #
Welcome Tara!!! Glad to have you here. Post away, we are here to help you and to have fun!
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Tarad wrote:
In here to try to learn how to take better pics with my Canon Powershot. Iv'e had it for 4 years and have only point and shot with it. Lots of blurry pics, paid too much for this thing to not learn how to use the rest :). Also hope to be able to get good enough to take pics for real estate. Any help would be appreciated! I have won a few honorable mentions with a different camera , this one is more complicated lol.
Jun 21, 2013 08:15:13 #
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Jun 21, 2013 10:25:05 #
We are all in the learning mode with the cameras we have. Just have fun with it, and don't be afraid to ask questions. I just went to a class on DSLRs and spent a few minutes with the instructor and he opened up a whole new way on how to use it.
For the real estate, are you going to mainly shoot the houses, or interior shots? Both require a little different set ups. The first I would suggest is a good tripod if you don't have one already.
Enjoy it and welcome to the UHH!
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For the real estate, are you going to mainly shoot the houses, or interior shots? Both require a little different set ups. The first I would suggest is a good tripod if you don't have one already.
Enjoy it and welcome to the UHH!
Tarad wrote:
In here to try to learn how to take better pics with my Canon Powershot. Iv'e had it for 4 years and have only point and shot with it. Lots of blurry pics, paid too much for this thing to not learn how to use the rest :). Also hope to be able to get good enough to take pics for real estate. Any help would be appreciated! I have won a few honorable mentions with a different camera , this one is more complicated lol.
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Jun 21, 2013 17:56:16 #
Tarad wrote:
In here to try to learn how to take better pics with my Canon Powershot. Iv'e had it for 4 years and have only point and shot with it. Lots of blurry pics, paid too much for this thing to not learn how to use the rest :). Also hope to be able to get good enough to take pics for real estate. Any help would be appreciated! I have won a few honorable mentions with a different camera , this one is more complicated lol.
Welcome and enjoy
Jun 21, 2013 22:46:38 #
Tarad wrote:
In here to try to learn how to take better pics with my Canon Powershot. Iv'e had it for 4 years and have only point and shot with it. Lots of blurry pics, paid too much for this thing to not learn how to use the rest :). Also hope to be able to get good enough to take pics for real estate. Any help would be appreciated! I have won a few honorable mentions with a different camera , this one is more complicated lol.
Dont worry Tarad. Anything we can do to help....Just ask questions and post your pictures. We will do the rest. OH, and have fun.
Rich
Jun 22, 2013 17:53:23 #
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