terryMc wrote:
Of course you do.
Explain it to me, then, if you would please.
SuperflyTNT wrote:
As I see it trying settings and not achieving the desired results is also a learning experience.
Exactly.
I guess that way back when I was a teen I was interested to see the settings accompanying images in the magazines, but that didn't keep me from learning the basics and I never thought that the key to success was copying someone else's settings.
I suspect that at least some who are arguing against settings being published don't use settings at all, they just let the camera make those decisions.
Linda From Maine wrote:
It's a quarterly topic. You just haven't been around enough the past few years, Mike.
Do you mean to say that I need to spend
more time here??
Tell me if I am understanding the point people are making about this issue. If the settings used for taking an image are included with an image, people who are new to photography will copy those settings and they will do that rather than learning the basics of photography.
Is that the only problem people have with camera settings being published along with an image?
Rongnongno wrote:
Funny, check where it is now.
Of course. Someone complained.
Thaks to luvmypets, NMGal, Mark Romoff, Curmudgeon, jerryc41, yssirk123, Bruce T, tcthome, jederick, Gampa, W9OD, ORpilot, kpmac, Earnest Botello, Wingpilot, Bridges, John Matthew. Much appreciated.
Vladimir200 wrote:
I agree................
I am surprised by the responses. I would not have expected this to be controversial.
clansman wrote:
Apologies, these were for explanation, not as a general gallery content, and I thought it best to continue in the same chapter for the sake of continuity as to results achieved. My mistake, apologies.
There is nothing wrong with your post. We have some overly zealous hall monitors.
Warhorse wrote:
Great shot!
Looks like you found a higher location to shoot from, than the stairs/viewing platform.
Thanks. You are exactly right.