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[mak9]

Morning - New member, first post and open to C&C of this post, on any facet, including posting requirements - hope I have things right.

40 years ago, I ran 2K analog frames through a basic Pentax body (forget the name). It was a manual camera (loved that camera...) and the Canon T7 I'm using now is a far cry from that. I started to learn some basics and would like to pick it up again.

This shot is through a Canon EOS T7 body and the stock EFS 18-55mm that came with the kit. It is natural light, auto focus and a spontaneous shot. For me, it gave me a thrill to see it came out better than expected but I'd like to learn to plan shots like this. Everything from viewfinder vs screen for focusing, mode settings and how to use this body on full-manual... But I'm open to anything that's offered by anyone. And thanks for taking the time!

 

[Jeff15]

Hello and welcome, just plenty of practice on all sorts of subjects. Good luck ...

 

[otherprof]

Morning - New member, first post and open to C&C of this post, on any facet, including posting requirements - hope I have things right.

40 years ago, I ran 2K analog frames through a basic Pentax body (forget the name). It was a manual camera (loved that camera...) and the Canon T7 I'm using now is a far cry from that. I started to learn some basics and would like to pick it up again.

This shot is through a Canon EOS T7 body and the stock EFS 18-55mm that came with the kit. It is natural light, auto focus and a spontaneous shot. For me, it gave me a thrill to see it came out better than expected but I'd like to learn to plan shots like this. Everything from viewfinder vs screen for focusing, mode settings and how to use this body on full-manual... But I'm open to anything that's offered by anyone. And thanks for taking the time!

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