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raymond_anthony
3rd of April 2003 (Thu), 16:52
Can anyone out there give me a few tips on the cannon 10d. I will be getting my 10d next week and was wondering if anyone had a few tips to get me up and running quick.
hurry
3rd of April 2003 (Thu), 17:24
a) Look through viewfinder and press the knob on front side!
This methode makes excellent pictures!
b) don't forget to remove lens cap!
Then pictures are a lot better!
c) marry girl next door.
Then you have no more time to ask for tips.
justme_dc
3rd of April 2003 (Thu), 17:44
It'll be hard to top Hurry's "sage" advice but I'll try....
1.) Shoot Everything in RAW mode when you can. It is far easier to make a picture smaller than it is to make it bigger. Plus you have much more to work with in Photoshop.
2.) I've noticed that my 10D meter leans a bit toward over exposure. Before you shoot anything you want to keep, try to get a feel for how the camera responds to lighting situations. You'll be glad you did.
3.) Take some time to familiarize yourself with the controls before you go out and try to shoot. You don't want the camera/human interface to be the stumbling block to a great picture.
4.) Experiment and have fun. Try new things. Sometimes accidents can lead to the best pictures.
Good luck to you and welcome to the board.
raymond_anthony
3rd of April 2003 (Thu), 17:53
I usually use a bounce unit that i bought i which you need to set the camera to overexpose a bit. so this may work out perfect. thanks.
martcol
3rd of April 2003 (Thu), 23:40
raymond_anthony wrote:
Can anyone out there give me a few tips on the cannon 10d.
The great thing about going digital is you can shoot hundres of shots without any cost so tip 1) shoot away and review! 2) delete as you go 3) don't take loads of the same thing without changing something.
The 10D has loads of functions so, try them all out. Another wonderful thing is that the Exif data tells you what you did and the picture helps you remember where you were!
The best tip though, keep coming back here, read the other threads and tell us how you got on.
Martin
DavidValdez
4th of April 2003 (Fri), 08:28
Hello Raymond,
Read about Histogram in your manual this will help you take great pictures, go to http://luminous-landscape.com/tutorials/understanding-series/understanding-histograms.shtml to get more detail.
Check out this book: Photoshop Color Correction
ISBN: 0-321-12401-4
And have fun!! :-)
David
raymond_anthony wrote:
Can anyone out there give me a few tips on the cannon 10d. I will be getting my 10d next week and was wondering if anyone had a few tips to get me up and running quick.
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