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Mar 15, 2010 18:27 |  #16

I just got done taking about 120 pics with my moms XSi using her Canon 55-250 1:4 5.6 IS. Most the pictures were either focused on the trees/plants in the background, or blurred :(


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Mar 15, 2010 18:29 as a reply to  @ J.Litton's post |  #17

Your interest in photography should begin with a book or two and not the camera.



  
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Mar 15, 2010 18:38 |  #18

I dunno, I find it is much easier to learn things hands on, instead of just reading about something you don't have in front of you


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Mar 15, 2010 19:19 as a reply to  @ J.Litton's post |  #19

Pick up Understanding Exposure by Ryan Peterson and then use the camera hands-on while reading through it :) One of the first things I did was spend a week or so, in the evenings, sitting on my couch with the camera in-hand and the book.

Although, I would recommend doing so in daylight so you actually have decent light to practice in. I had a lot of blurry, DARK pictures to start out with :p


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