My walk downtown today

[willis_927]

be sure to take several images of the same objects while playing with the settings on your camera

be sure to know why you are "playing" with those settings and noting the effect and results.








p!nK

There is no need to know why you are playing, that is the joy of playing.

I would say that knowing why you are playing with settings is quite important. If you just play around and dont take note of what happens when you go from (for example) f1.8 to f16, you will never be able to get the effect you want, without luckily choosing the right setting. Knowing and learning why you a changing settings is extremely important so you dont have to sit for 15 minutes an try each setting to get an effect tha you once got.

 

[mrpink]

be sure to know why you are "playing" with those settings and noting the effect and results.








p!nK

There is no need to know why you are playing, that is the joy of playing.

I would say that knowing why you are playing with settings is quite important. If you just play around and dont take note of what happens when you go from (for example) f1.8 to f16, you will never be able to get the effect you want, without luckily choosing the right setting. Knowing and learning why you a changing settings is extremely important so you dont have to sit for 15 minutes an try each setting to get an effect tha you once got.

yep.







p!nK