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[wonsters]

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I'm a beginner... So don't laugh. I learned that:

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hahaha nice graphics bro

[philjewel]

hahaha nice graphics bro

Very informative for the intellectually challenged!!! Hehe.

[navarromattal]

I'm a beginner... So don't laugh. I learned that:

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hahahha nice 1!

[nitwit]

make sure you have your memory card installed in your camera before you start shooting .

[lubotsayawa]

share lang nko ni Miniature Effect Tilt Shift Photography for Spectacular Miniature Effect | Awwwards

[dwarfy]

sensya na if na ask na ni...

A) D3100 + 35mm DX lens = 35mm
B) D3100 + 35mm FX lens = 52.5mm (1.5 crop factor)
C) D3100 + 50mm FX lens = 75mm (1.5 crop factor)

Sakto ba akong pagsabot?

TIA!

[garavannz]

NICE info..NICE INFO..

[philjewel]

Mingaw naman dre? Hehe. No more knowledge to share........

[pinggoy]

mga master question lang unsay posibleng effect if taas na kaayo actuation ang camera? Kay i just realized nga miss used jud kaayo nko akong camera,

ky after na guba akong point and shot camera... gi abusaran na nako akong DSLR gihi mo n nko siya digi cam... Dako kaayo kog mahay after ko nka basa aning nga thread...


salamat kayo ani

[sammedriano]

Just a quick tip I learned from my mentors.

1. Never forget the value of the tripod. If you'd have to take night photography or taking river or flowing water shots, a sturdy tripod's your greatest friend.

2. Dare to use Manual (For Newbies like me)

It may seem pretty disappointing at some point because you'd have a couple of unsatisfactory shots on your first dozen attempts, but don't lose hope. One more shots affter another, sooner or later you'll get your dream shot, and you can finally say Yepeeh, I've made it.

3. Know Photography's basic language. These are very important for manual set-up. If you'd want to stuck up with auto mode, that's your choice, but I'm tellin you, manual mode's like being one with your camera, be it a point and shoot, bridge, or dslr. It's going to be the 2nd you.

If you want to know more about Photography's language, get to know ISO, Shutter Speed, Aperture, and White Balance.

Lastly, be happy while shooting and keep safe.

Thank you, bow