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Good rules of thumb: - Av or Aperture priority for landscape/portrait photos - Tv or shutter speed priority for action/sport shots - Unless you print on a billb
by quizbiz 17y ago
Good rules of thumb:
- Av or Aperture priority for landscape/portrait photos
- Tv or shutter speed priority for action/sport shots
- Unless you print on a billboard scale or are pro, you don't need high level SLRs with whatever grand amount of mega pixles.
- Don't sacrifice too much shutter speed. Better to pump up the ISO and use noise removal software.
- mindhacker 17y agoI am very interested in photography. Can you please suggest a good D-SLR and a good book for a newbie? Thanks!
- dryicerx 17y agoCanon Rebel XSi.. got a nice balance. The next version was announced, so expect to see price drops pretty soon (or get the XTi, which is the latest)
- andrewhyde 17y agoAlso consider a nice lens. Should be at least half of your budget, but makes the photos.
- quizbiz 17y agoMy one biggest lesson in photography and some may disagree with me but the lens is much more important than the camera. There will always be a newer better camera but a quality piece of glass can be kept. Look into prime 50mm lenses. They can be affordable and very good.