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peanut · 20-01-2019, 16:09

I would also try to avoid using the built in flash as much as possible. They are no way near as good as something like an SB-700 which I like playing with. To be able to bounce the flash in whatever direction can make all the difference.

If you like landscape photography then check out the basic filters to start with such as polarized (makes the sky bluer, grass greener and gets rid of reflections etc) and ND filters. (Making running water look smooth and smokey etc). Also good for longer exposure in bright lights.

If you're totally new to photography then get some books. There's one for that camera in which you'll learn more within minutes than months of fiddling about.

20-01-2019, 16:09	#4
peanut NUTS !! Join Date: Apr 2006 Posts: 4,878	Re: The photography thread I would also try to avoid using the built in flash as much as possible. They are no way near as good as something like an SB-700 which I like playing with. To be able to bounce the flash in whatever direction can make all the difference. If you like landscape photography then check out the basic filters to start with such as polarized (makes the sky bluer, grass greener and gets rid of reflections etc) and ND filters. (Making running water look smooth and smokey etc). Also good for longer exposure in bright lights. If you're totally new to photography then get some books. There's one for that camera in which you'll learn more within minutes than months of fiddling about. __________________ Oh what fun it is Last edited by peanut; 20-01-2019 at 16:20.