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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent" data-source="post: 225806" data-attributes="member: 15675">You learn by taking pictures, go out there and do photography.It depends on the subject, but if you hear professionals speak, most of them do not use 80% of their shots. So it is not only try and error, it will be most error for ever.You can recuperate some pictures through photo editing, however you need the picture first. With digital it is sometimes interesting to take a RAW picture that does not look very good to start with since you can edit it more (it has more information). It is clear that Raw and good editing gives a lot better results, just like with film the right development technique did. Look at youtube, <a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6lNCSHH7Vg" target="_blank">Pro Photographer, Cheap Camera Challenge</a> there is something in the setting, the patience, knowing the limits of the material and seeing the scene before taking the picture, something a camera will never compensate. The photographer can do a lot, with any material.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Vincent, post: 225806, member: 15675"] You learn by taking pictures, go out there and do photography. It depends on the subject, but if you hear professionals speak, most of them do not use 80% of their shots. So it is not only try and error, it will be most error for ever. You can recuperate some pictures through photo editing, however you need the picture first. With digital it is sometimes interesting to take a RAW picture that does not look very good to start with since you can edit it more (it has more information). It is clear that Raw and good editing gives a lot better results, just like with film the right development technique did. Look at youtube, [URL="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6lNCSHH7Vg"][B]Pro Photographer[/B], [B]Cheap Camera[/B] Challenge[/URL] there is something in the setting, the patience, knowing the limits of the material and seeing the scene before taking the picture, something a camera will never compensate. The photographer can do a lot, with any material. [/QUOTE]

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