New Canon Rebel XSI
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New Canon Rebel XSI
Hiya guys, just recently gotten into this little hobby. I'm hoping a few of you guys could help me out and teach me a few things.
I'm slowly getting the hang of things, but feel that I need somebody other then me to go through a few pictures and give me some constructive criticism. Oh yeah, and only editing to these pictures are through Canon's software.
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What are the thoughts guys?
I'm slowly getting the hang of things, but feel that I need somebody other then me to go through a few pictures and give me some constructive criticism. Oh yeah, and only editing to these pictures are through Canon's software.
Here goes:
What are the thoughts guys?
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Your composition could use a little help. Objects tend to look kinda "static" when centered in the frame - try the "rule of thirds" where you put the object of interest one third up and one third over.
If you want to learn more, check out "Understanding Exposure" Bryan Peterson
Xsi has got great reviews - definitely got the equipment you need!
If you want to learn more, check out "Understanding Exposure" Bryan Peterson
Xsi has got great reviews - definitely got the equipment you need!
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i think all canons have the option of rule of thirds on the display if im not mistaken.
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I guess I could line it up with the AF dots through the eyepiece.
I'll keep in mind the position on my focal point, but I'm more concerned about things like my finishing of the pictures right now.
From what I'm seeing is that they are a bit dark, but in focus. Some of them don't have a lot of color, like the pale pink... roses I think they are.
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Congrats on getting the XSI, it is a great camera! Very smart choice for the money!
Check out this website:
http://www.dslrtips.com/workshops/DS...als_tips.shtml
It has good video workshops.
Check out this website:
http://www.dslrtips.com/workshops/DS...als_tips.shtml
It has good video workshops.
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this forum should help with your questions
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/
it's only canon stuff
http://photography-on-the.net/forum/
it's only canon stuff
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