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Hello everyone, The whole forum has been very helpful during my research period and rave reviews by all owners of FZ35 here sealed the deal.
I a m newbie in photography and would like all the maestros here to comment on how to improve my skills. Following are few pics taken over last 4-5 days I have not done any post processing as I wanted to know what all I should do correct while taking photograph Thanks in advance for your comments |
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Some of them have been cropped
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Welcome aboard!
Oh more pics from india, I love it. I think you have a good start with your new camera. Like them all, my faves are #4 and #8.
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Welcome. Very nice first set of shots. Only thing I might add is I think #2, 8 and 10 might be slightly overexposed. You might try adjusting the ev down a little or play around with the auto bracket exposure or the AE lock. You might be able to bring out a little more detail on the subjects. Just my opinion. Again, very nice.
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Thanks JJDog and Stef.
@JJDOG - Comments like this will help me take pics better. Will definitely try out all the options you have told in near future and will show the progress |
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These are real good for your first shots. What setting (mode) are you shooting in? I recommend starting in iA until you become familiar with the camera, then move on to P mode. Being able to adjust ISO, metering and focus spots will greatly improve your images.
Really nice detail on the first pigeon. |
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Thanks Saly,
I have been using P mode mostly as it gives some control along with recommended settings. But yes iA also should be good for inital days. I will try it for some more pics and share my experience. Its great to get comments from many experienced users. Thanks everyone ![]() |
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Omzworld-
Welcome to our part of the Forum. We are delighted to have you join us. It appears that you are off to a rather good start, as JJ mention 2, 8, and 10's over exposure is easily solved with the us of some minus Exposure Compensation. You are doing well in the "P" mode, in my opinion that is much better and far more controllable than the "IA" mode. Sarah Joyce |
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Hi Aomzworld and welcome to the forum. You are off to a fine start with the FZ35, really well done. My comments are the same as the others, in that some of the shots are a bit over exposed. The advice above will help solve the problem, and one simple trick to remember - try not to go out shooting in the bright midday sun. Its the worst time as I have found out. Look forward to seeing more posts from you.
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Yes, great initial shots - keep them coming
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