http://www.lightstalking.com/how-to-improve-your-camera-craft-photo-nuts-and-bolts-review Beautiful Photography Fri, 10 Sep 2010 01:39:14 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 http://www.lightstalking.com/how-to-improve-your-camera-craft-photo-nuts-and-bolts-review/comment-page-1#comment-14085 Cynthia McIntyre Tue, 01 Jun 2010 03:46:24 +0000 http://www.lightstalking.com/?p=494#comment-14085 I always highly recommend that any time you get a new camera the first thing you should do is READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL. I am a full time professional photographer and people are always coming up to me at events to discuss their digital SLR. From the conversation it is clear that they do not know how to use it properly. I will recommend this book to them. However, I always tell them that they must read the instruction manual. Digital SLRs are increasingly complex as you go up the professional level for each manufacturer. Each camera functions a little differently. To get the most out of your camersa (i.e. shoot in something other than "P") you must read the manual. I have taken about 250K pics with my nikon D3 in the past 2 yrs alone and I still refer to the instruction manual about evey other month. I spent the first 2 months of ownership looking at it almost daily to get it adjusted properly. I always highly recommend that any time you get a new camera the first thing you should do is READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL. I am a full time professional photographer and people are always coming up to me at events to discuss their digital SLR. From the conversation it is clear that they do not know how to use it properly. I will recommend this book to them. However, I always tell them that they must read the instruction manual. Digital SLRs are increasingly complex as you go up the professional level for each manufacturer. Each camera functions a little differently. To get the most out of your camersa (i.e. shoot in something other than “P”) you must read the manual. I have taken about 250K pics with my nikon D3 in the past 2 yrs alone and I still refer to the instruction manual about evey other month. I spent the first 2 months of ownership looking at it almost daily to get it adjusted properly.

]]> http://www.lightstalking.com/how-to-improve-your-camera-craft-photo-nuts-and-bolts-review/comment-page-1#comment-12316 Joe Sat, 23 Jan 2010 12:22:59 +0000 http://www.lightstalking.com/?p=494#comment-12316 In my humble opinion one might be far better served in every aspect of what this E-Book attempts to cover by going to Dennie P. Curtin's <a href="http://Http://www.shortcourses.com" rel="nofollow">Http://www.shortcourses.com</a> and selecting the appropriate material for their make.model of camera. There are other/advanced topics covered by his products as well and they're available both as immediate .pdf downloads as well as on CD via snail mail. These E-Books are literally overflowing with live links to excellent examples covering the various item/subject/setting at hand, throughout. Highly recommended! In my humble opinion one might be far better served in every aspect of what this E-Book attempts to cover by going to Dennie P. Curtin's Http://www.shortcourses.com and selecting the appropriate material for their make.model of camera. There are other/advanced topics covered by his products as well and they're available both as immediate .pdf downloads as well as on CD via snail mail. These E-Books are literally overflowing with live links to excellent examples covering the various item/subject/setting at hand, throughout. Highly recommended!

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