Soldato
D3300. Entry level one as I have not been taking photos or over 7 years, so thought go a little cheap to see how I get on. It was purchased as a family camera as my wife can use it too. Fed up of using our phones to take pictures even though they quality is good. A proper camera will be better.
Over all so far I am impressed. I previously had the D40 as my first SLR. Taken plenty of random pictures of random stuff like my dog, flowers, my 2 year old snotty nose 'n all. I remembered a few things from my first step into photography like shutter speed etc so I down loaded a cheat sheet to get me started and trigger my memory, the wife can use it too as we really want to go manual and priority modes and leave auto for point and shoot of those moments you dont have time to set things up as you know. Impressed with the images so far.
Once I get a few done I will post on here and get your critique on them and also some advice.
Over all so far I am impressed. I previously had the D40 as my first SLR. Taken plenty of random pictures of random stuff like my dog, flowers, my 2 year old snotty nose 'n all. I remembered a few things from my first step into photography like shutter speed etc so I down loaded a cheat sheet to get me started and trigger my memory, the wife can use it too as we really want to go manual and priority modes and leave auto for point and shoot of those moments you dont have time to set things up as you know. Impressed with the images so far.
Once I get a few done I will post on here and get your critique on them and also some advice.
. I put some white paper on a chair and let it hang to the seat and used the natural light from the back doors. Cloudy and grim from one side (right) the left was dark room lit up by greyness from out side. To be fair they came out ok. I will sort out a proper light box when I have time. All hand held without tripod. That will come next month after payday.
