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I've disabled P mode for now - I'm just not ready for it yet. Baby steps.
I mostly shoot in TeleVision mode because like most photographers I harbour a secret desire to one day shoot video and shooting in TV should help prepare me for that.
should use AV. That way you can get both audio and video.
That just complicates things even further - baby steps, remember?
no no no no. Gotta shoot baby steps in sports mode to freeze all the action!
my camera doesnt have Sports Mode
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The D3300 can't make a bad image even at it's lowest setting
Have a read what real photographers think of him - try forums like dpreview or fredmiranda...[XC] Oj101;15217928 said:He's one of the biggest names in photography. Maybe you could learn to take some tips from him.
Have a read what real photographers think of him - try forums like dpreview or fredmiranda...
Forget the lenses. Get an adapter and use regular lenses. I don't think the exclusive lenses thing will last especially if they're going to win over DSLR users. Regular lenses however will continue to be there with the adapters so much less of a gamble.Thanks for that. I read up a bit about the mirrorless, I still think the DSLR is more versatile and cheaper. The price of the few lenses available for mirrorless seem higher than DSLR. My budget is at it's limit.
Not at all. P stands for programmable actually. It's a bridge mode between full on auto and letting you adjust settings while still letting the camera take care of most of the work. Using Av and Tv unless you absolutely need a specific effect just makes you mess up like I did. I still have to break the news that the pics I took look as dark as those taken by a voyeur at a convention for the blind and now need to go through processing. Oops. Luckily I also capture in RAW.On a serious note, the issue with P mode is that you pretty much have to be taking pics full time to use it effectively - for an occasional photog like myself, there is no way I'll never remember all the intricacies of the setup for each different situation.
I've read a lot of books, been on a couple of courses, practiced a lot, but the reality is that without constantly using what you learn, you forget.
[XC] Oj101 is a real photographer - if he idolises Ken "This is the last camera you'll ever need" Rockwell then you'd be best served to do so too. Capisce?Have a read what real photographers think of him - try forums like dpreview or fredmiranda...
ftfy[XC] Oj101 is a real™ photographer - if he idolises Ken "This is the last camera you'll ever need" Rockwell then you'd be best served to do so too. Capisce?
Forget the lenses. Get an adapter and use regular lenses. I don't think the exclusive lenses thing will last especially if they're going to win over DSLR users. Regular lenses however will continue to be there with the adapters so much less of a gamble.
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I still cannot afford R14K for a body alone. (Fujifilm X-T1 mirrorless)
Save for an extra month.
If you don't need a viewfinder and are happy to use the LCD to compose, there are cheaper Fujifilm options.
I've decided to wait another month and spring for:
Canon EOS 750D DSLR with EF-S 18-55mm IS STM Lens
Orms: R8,995.00
I've decided to wait another month and spring for:
Canon EOS 750D DSLR with EF-S 18-55mm IS STM Lens
Orms: R8,995.00
Just check with the local Canon Customer support to see if they have resolved the "defects" in these units or if its even true.
Apparently something to do with the sensor. http://www.techradar.com/news/photo...on-spots-a-problem-with-the-750d-760d-1293313
I've decided to wait another month and spring for:
Canon EOS 750D DSLR with EF-S 18-55mm IS STM Lens
Orms: R8,995.00
Will be in your area soon.Nice, was my choice before deciding to go with mirrorless.
Let me know if you'd like a demo though.Will be in your area soon.