Hi All,
I brought my first DSLR a year ago as was look to step up from compact cameras. So went for a Eos1200 as seemed a good starting point and I wanted something I could use out of the box with a honeymoon that was coming up in a couple of days. I quickly found out the limits of the auto modes and started to take control of my photos by reading countless walkthroughs to get the results I was after. I have spent the last year upgrading my lenses and pushing myself to get to grips with full manual mode and experimenting with post production.
I like going on walking holidays so have taken a fair few landscapes but I can also see myself being drawn to wildlife photography. I have not long had a “sigma 10-20mm f/4 5.6 dc hsm” and my other main purchase is a “tamrom 70-300 vc usd”. I have a canon 50mm as seemed a great price and have been impressed with the sharpness with that lens. Going forward I’m tempted to upgrade my body to the new 760 or a older 70d to give me greater control over the manual controls.
Anyway I find myself here to get some inspiration and get some constructive criticism on my photos . I have put some of the picks from the last year on flickr so please have a look.
Ben
I brought my first DSLR a year ago as was look to step up from compact cameras. So went for a Eos1200 as seemed a good starting point and I wanted something I could use out of the box with a honeymoon that was coming up in a couple of days. I quickly found out the limits of the auto modes and started to take control of my photos by reading countless walkthroughs to get the results I was after. I have spent the last year upgrading my lenses and pushing myself to get to grips with full manual mode and experimenting with post production.
I like going on walking holidays so have taken a fair few landscapes but I can also see myself being drawn to wildlife photography. I have not long had a “sigma 10-20mm f/4 5.6 dc hsm” and my other main purchase is a “tamrom 70-300 vc usd”. I have a canon 50mm as seemed a great price and have been impressed with the sharpness with that lens. Going forward I’m tempted to upgrade my body to the new 760 or a older 70d to give me greater control over the manual controls.
Anyway I find myself here to get some inspiration and get some constructive criticism on my photos . I have put some of the picks from the last year on flickr so please have a look.
Ben
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