pistolero
TPF Noob!
- Joined
- Jun 18, 2012
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- 75
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- Location
- Raleigh, NC
- Can others edit my Photos
- Photos OK to edit
Wassuup photo nerds?
I know absolutely nothing about photography. I've been out of work for several months and one of my friends is a pro photographer who mentioned if I wanted to learn he could most likely get me a job when school pictures start up for next year. So here I am. My only experience is trying to take pics of the kids and such. Had a cheap 35mm when they were kids. Got a cheap digital a few years back and it makes OK pics.
Anyway this afternoon I obtained a Fujifilm FinePix S2950. I know this is a cheap facsimile of a real DSLR just from what I have researched online in the last couple of days but it's what I could come up with on short notice and no budget. It's a long story, I'll have more time to type later.
So some of my first pics taken as soon as I figured out how to get the thing on and working are these.
The flower was a petunia on the porch taken on the macro setting and just cropped and downsized. The dog and my daughter were taken on auto and just cropped downsized and "autocorrected" on my pc's Microsoft Office Picture Manager.
I know they suck and I know I need a better camera and software and lots of practice but it's pretty awesome to me that anyone nowadays can go spend less than a couple hundred bucks and on the first day start popping out pics like this.
Thanks for having this place set up, I have lots to learn!
I know absolutely nothing about photography. I've been out of work for several months and one of my friends is a pro photographer who mentioned if I wanted to learn he could most likely get me a job when school pictures start up for next year. So here I am. My only experience is trying to take pics of the kids and such. Had a cheap 35mm when they were kids. Got a cheap digital a few years back and it makes OK pics.
Anyway this afternoon I obtained a Fujifilm FinePix S2950. I know this is a cheap facsimile of a real DSLR just from what I have researched online in the last couple of days but it's what I could come up with on short notice and no budget. It's a long story, I'll have more time to type later.
So some of my first pics taken as soon as I figured out how to get the thing on and working are these.
The flower was a petunia on the porch taken on the macro setting and just cropped and downsized. The dog and my daughter were taken on auto and just cropped downsized and "autocorrected" on my pc's Microsoft Office Picture Manager.
I know they suck and I know I need a better camera and software and lots of practice but it's pretty awesome to me that anyone nowadays can go spend less than a couple hundred bucks and on the first day start popping out pics like this.
Thanks for having this place set up, I have lots to learn!