car engine close up by my granddaughter aged 7
Feb 17, 2015 11:27:40 #
Izzyme
Loc: Suffolk, UK
used her fuji compact.
She's an enthusiastic photographer. Any tips for her?
Any tips on how I can be better than her rofl.
She's an enthusiastic photographer. Any tips for her?
Any tips on how I can be better than her rofl.
Feb 17, 2015 11:38:32 #
Tip for her: Keep taking great pictures like this. Doing great with a P & S.
Tip for you: Try to keep up with her. LOL
Tip for you: Try to keep up with her. LOL
Feb 17, 2015 11:47:56 #
Izzyme
Loc: Suffolk, UK
Thanks Collie,
I'm trying to keep up with her but failing miserably lol.
I'm sure she's ready to move to a better camera but not sure what. She sometimes uses my old fuji S5700 bridge and my Nikon D3200 dslr when they are on the tripod but both cameras are too big and heavy to hand hold and the controls are a bit of stretch for her small fingers. She needs something smaller and more comfortable. But what?
I'm trying to keep up with her but failing miserably lol.
I'm sure she's ready to move to a better camera but not sure what. She sometimes uses my old fuji S5700 bridge and my Nikon D3200 dslr when they are on the tripod but both cameras are too big and heavy to hand hold and the controls are a bit of stretch for her small fingers. She needs something smaller and more comfortable. But what?
Feb 17, 2015 12:00:10 #
Izzyme wrote:
Thanks Collie,
I'm trying to keep up with her but failing miserably lol.
I'm sure she's ready to move to a better camera but not sure what. She sometimes uses my old fuji S5700 bridge and my Nikon D3200 dslr when they are on the tripod but both cameras are too big and heavy to hand hold and the controls are a bit of stretch for her small fingers. She needs something smaller and more comfortable. But what?
I'm trying to keep up with her but failing miserably lol.
I'm sure she's ready to move to a better camera but not sure what. She sometimes uses my old fuji S5700 bridge and my Nikon D3200 dslr when they are on the tripod but both cameras are too big and heavy to hand hold and the controls are a bit of stretch for her small fingers. She needs something smaller and more comfortable. But what?
Maybe a bridge camera or a mirrorless one.
Feb 17, 2015 13:25:15 #
challenge her to use her creativity on simple subjects, just like the car engine. Looks like she's got the talent.
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