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Hi all
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Dee here from Belfast. I am new to shooting photographs so be gentle on me :p
I have just bought Sgt. Majors old camera (FinePix S7000) and I am looking forward to getting to know the ins and out of the camera and learning how to shoot the best pics. So if you see anyting I am doing wrong please let me know or if you think of anything that can help me please let me know.The best pics i have taken are below
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Let me know what you think
Cheers,m DeeFirst of all Welcome to the site and group.You will learn a lot more here. About your photos I like the first one which is rich in colour.The 2nd and 3 rd could be improved upon ,once you see where you are going wrong you will automatically remember the wrongs.I am not trying to find fault ,just improvements. The swan shot is a great shot but you cut off his right wing,I do know the Fuji is not the fastest camera and it was a split second capture.The same with the third shot . Now tha last two are very good as in your gave the 4th one, a slow shutter speed to give the effect of the flowing water, a small bit further back would make a great spring entry for RTE weather competition (one to remember) and the last one is very sharp especially around the eye (which is important in portraits and animals)
So thats my 2 cents you certainally have the eye for a good photo and if i started off with some good shots when i began I would be happy.Hi Dan
Sure no problems mate
Anyfeed back is a a bonus mate. So thanks for the critique, much appreciated.Anyone else, feel free to comment pleaseDee
The reason i know the Fuji is slow is that I use a Canon 10D and recently won a Fuji Finepix S9600 and its not the best camera for action, with its shutter lag of a split second. ( Shutter Lag = The time the camera focuses and the time it takes to take the photo , camera delays for a split second)
Agree with you mate. I need to move to DSLR
Im new to the game so i willhamg fire fooa few months
DEE
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