henryalg01
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This is a good advice, Henry. Before you will run, you should learn how to walk. I know this all is very tempting, but I've seen it; guys frustrated and walking away from photography. P&S camera is not the best tool to learn for a beginner, but can teach you basic handling and composition. Starting with horizon. Crooked works sometimes, mostly not. I think you should get into habit of controlling it right there in the camera. Similar thing with compo. Get to your subject as close, or as far as dictates your visualization so the cropping later is kept to the minimum. Choose your background carefully so it is supporting, not distracting. Always pay attention to the light, especially if someone is posing for you. Not every conditions are optimal. The list can go on. Here are guys smarter then me, especially in digital photography, they will help. If you think you have interesting shot, post it here, unedited and you will get opinions and proper advice. Good luck to you and I hope we will see more of you here.Step away from the editing program.
You have some basically decent images that you have torn up in editing.
What is your camera? It's pretty simple in your menu's. Canon will say Copyright Information and you can change everything.Well, I happen to know one thing: should anyone ever look up the full exif data coming with my new camera (bought used), the data will say the photos were actually taken by someone else (name of previous owner) - and I don't know AT ALL how to get that to change so the camera would now run under my own name?!?
Even though it will state the correct brand name and serial number...!?
This is a good advice, Henry. Before you will run, you should learn how to walk. I know this all is very tempting, but I've seen it; guys frustrated and walking away from photography. P&S camera is not the best tool to learn for a beginner, but can teach you basic handling and composition. Starting with horizon. Crooked works sometimes, mostly not. I think you should get into habit of controlling it right there in the camera. Similar thing with compo. Get to your subject as close, or as far as dictates your visualization so the cropping later is kept to the minimum. Choose your background carefully so it is supporting, not distracting. Always pay attention to the light, especially if someone is posing for you. Not every conditions are optimal. The list can go on. Here are guys smarter then me, especially in digital photography, they will help. If you think you have interesting shot, post it here, unedited and you will get opinions and proper advice. Good luck to you and I hope we will see more of you here.Step away from the editing program.
You have some basically decent images that you have torn up in editing.
AaronLLockhart said:http://www.flickr.com/help/forum/88585/?search=dslr
Apparently he's not the only one who has suffered this issue before.
AaronLLockhart said:Flickr: The Help Forum: EXIF Data shows wrong camera
Apparently he's not the only one who has suffered this issue before.
That's a little different - they used a film camera, scanned and uploaded to a cd. There is no EXIF embedded to begin with. The OP, on the other hand is using a digital camera......
henryalg01 said:i just send an email to admin to delete it and told them what happened ... why this happened to me...omg... MLeek i hope you want to trust me
henryalg01 said:i just send an email to admin to delete it and told them what happened ... why this happened to me...omg... MLeek i hope you want to trust me
Calm down. This could easily be remedied by you taking a photo of yourself with the camera in a mirror whilst also holding up your forum name. If the camera is a Fuji and the exif says Sony, there's an issue with your camera big time. This should be really easy for you to do.