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<blockquote data-quote="RockyNH_RIP" data-source="post: 95330" data-attributes="member: 10784">Carl, also a newbie here...&nbsp;&nbsp; Best advice I can give...1.&nbsp;&nbsp; Read the manual, with camera in hand...2.&nbsp;&nbsp; Take lots of pictures using various elements of your cameras creativity(get off auto, practice with all the semi modes, aperturture, shutter etc)3.&nbsp;&nbsp; When you have questions, check the manual again...4.&nbsp; &nbsp; biggest thing to understand is LIGHT how much and why it affects your photos in various way.Many videos on You Tube..&nbsp; &nbsp; search them for topics that interest you...Post up pics here with questions...&nbsp; &nbsp; (there is a Critique forum but read the RulesTake pictures, and more and more...&nbsp;&nbsp; analyze what youy like and dont, then try to figure out how ro make it better.Thats about all a Noob can share...&nbsp; &nbsp; but its a good start.Pat in NH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RockyNH_RIP, post: 95330, member: 10784"] Carl, also a newbie here... Best advice I can give... 1. Read the manual, with camera in hand... 2. Take lots of pictures using various elements of your cameras creativity (get off auto, practice with all the semi modes, aperturture, shutter etc) 3. When you have questions, check the manual again... 4. biggest thing to understand is LIGHT how much and why it affects your photos in various way. Many videos on You Tube.. search them for topics that interest you... Post up pics here with questions... (there is a Critique forum but read the Rules Take pictures, and more and more... analyze what youy like and dont, then try to figure out how ro make it better. Thats about all a Noob can share... but its a good start. Pat in NH [/QUOTE]

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