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<blockquote data-quote="Tami Jo" data-source="post: 92117" data-attributes="member: 10397"><p>Welcome Maxie! You are truly going to love your new Nikon. Learning all of the features and functions takes time. Enjoy the process. Ask for help when you are having a difficult time with something. Part of the joy is found in discovering what works and what doesn't It can also be frustrating too. We all are at different levels of Photography here but surely regardless of our experiences can relate to where you are in your photography journey. Feeling lost and overwhelmed is common in those beginning stages. My advice to you is read your manual. I know it's boring, read it several times. Because it will really help you later on. Watch some youtube videos for your model of camera. It will help you become more familiar and comfortable with your new camera. Go through all the posts here for your model of camera You are sure to pick up some helpful information to assist you. <a href="http://nikonites.com/d3100/" target="_blank">http://nikonites.com/d3100/</a> Pick up a few books to help you. There are a sea of great ones out there. But most of all keep shooting. We learn from our mistakes. You have a cute cat in which to practice shooting. You will soon learn what works best to capture both those still moments and those rapid movements too.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tami Jo, post: 92117, member: 10397"] Welcome Maxie! You are truly going to love your new Nikon. Learning all of the features and functions takes time. Enjoy the process. Ask for help when you are having a difficult time with something. Part of the joy is found in discovering what works and what doesn't It can also be frustrating too. We all are at different levels of Photography here but surely regardless of our experiences can relate to where you are in your photography journey. Feeling lost and overwhelmed is common in those beginning stages. My advice to you is read your manual. I know it's boring, read it several times. Because it will really help you later on. Watch some youtube videos for your model of camera. It will help you become more familiar and comfortable with your new camera. Go through all the posts here for your model of camera You are sure to pick up some helpful information to assist you. [url]http://nikonites.com/d3100/[/url] Pick up a few books to help you. There are a sea of great ones out there. But most of all keep shooting. We learn from our mistakes. You have a cute cat in which to practice shooting. You will soon learn what works best to capture both those still moments and those rapid movements too. [/QUOTE]

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