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Welsh Dan

posted on 10th Jun 09 at 15:42

Yeah, I used Youtube for help with learning Guitar, so i'll have a proper look tonight :thumbs:


C2RL R

posted on 10th Jun 09 at 08:47

that is great advice. i've never thought about learning through youtube. i was thinking of doing an evening college course for digital photography but i'll just save some cash and go the youtube route i think.


xa0s

posted on 10th Jun 09 at 02:53

The best advice I could give you is going on YouTube and having a search for 'DSLR for beginners', 'DSLR basics' and so on. You'll learn so much if you can spend an evening in front of the computer. Have the 1000D next to you so you can try out what you see on the screen.

I recently had no-idea about lighting and spent 3 nights watching YouTube videos and now my mind is ready to explode where I've taken so much in. It's a very underrated way of learning new stuff.


Neo

posted on 9th Jun 09 at 23:35

The manual will tell you the basics, then once you have those, look on talk photography for ideas but ask on here for advice :thumbs:


Welsh Dan

posted on 9th Jun 09 at 23:33

Problem is, I don't know what I want to know :lol:

I know pretty much nothing about cameras, so i'm happy to start with the basics.


mattk

posted on 9th Jun 09 at 23:31

just ask what you want to know in here and Im sure you will get answers


Welsh Dan

posted on 9th Jun 09 at 23:25

Righto. My mum has decided to buy a decent camera, despite not having a clue how to use one. She's gone and bought a Canon EOS1000D, but as its going to be wasted on her, I wouldn't mind learning how to use it.

Any useful advice or websites that I can use (as well as showing me what to do with Photoshop)? Some of the photos on here are a bit snazzy and I wouldn't mind having a go at doing a similar sort of thing.