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[Eyes on Fire]

Hey guys n gals

just wanted to start a thread since I will be buying a new camera and will be setting it up over the course of weeks and ill pass along setting ans ISO low light dealing and so on for a decent camera to pick up lower or not fully natural light. nifty neato yo LOL I should have my camera(still tossing around either of these honestly) in roughly 2 weeks top Im pretty sure. hopefully sooner but if everything goes ok ill have it soon. Thanks for everything fellas

these two are what Im seriously thinking of buying. Nikon already have and I do NOT like their repair policy. too problematic for me.

but Canon dont have that I dont think. if so it dont mater un less its shit outta the box,lol ,but I seriously doubt that.anyways, thanks again and I hope I can also help to have people set their cameras up more for are ,AF and ISO and framing simple pics,tallk about thirds and shadow and all sorts of things.. ill be posting videos(super simple lame one since Im new at shooting those but we'll see LOL ) too to help people understand where my setting are at.not necessarily MY videos about settings but some decent ones unless I get the bug early on.but soils?! lol you can expect that within a month or sooner. be well and again Thanks.

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and once I get my camera ill be playing with a few settings to learn a new and far more professional way in contrasting and working with the camera instead of changing the region/area/location ,ill change the ISO depending on color,movement and the like,higher F stop and faster shutter speed to show you the exact difference.a cpl of them in the Videos too. I have been a sub to a few of these video personalities for a little while now. prety solid info too btw happy shooting.

 

[A-Train]

Beautifully done sir thank you for taking the time

 

[trailanimal]

cool thread! Photographic challenge: what your eye sees is not how the camera lens sees, the learning curve

 

[Eyes on Fire]

oh I got a few vids to post that are really great actually,Thanks! Ive been busy as sit these past few days but I wont foget since I havent had the time to really get into the nuts n bolts of the camera between the trio of setting well a quad rhythm of four settings that interact and effect one another. its a tough tough balance.