imseriouslykidding
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Canon t6i
First picture/dog tax
Jan 28, 2018 5:14 PM
imseriouslykidding
1756
53
8
Canon t6i
First picture/dog tax
WakeMeUpB4UpostPost
CacheMonet
Microwave it for 3 minutes before use each time, helps keep the exposures apertured. Also shoot with the light behind you
schrodingerscatfood
Seems to be going fine. Nice DOF on #2.
Reddindian
Congratulations! Keep it dehumidified unless you wanna grow cultures on the lens and image sensor
TheGhostInAJar
Aim the end with the glass towards your subject
imacmadman
If you want to stand out, composition, focus and exposure are the most important things. Learn more here: https://www.photo.net/
OneMoreCoffee
Get a protective filter for the front of your lens as it’s cheaper to replace that if it gets scratched than the lens itself
Disclaimered
Get yourself a Prime 50mm 1.8 or 1.4 ... and take pictures of beautiful women ... after you get their permission of course
Disclaimered
... and their pus...cats
xtsnx
Learn composure and the rule of thirds @OP, learn manual shutter control and focus etc, anything above 1/160 is good :) learn about ISO too
xtsnx
and get some decent cleaners for the lense, and always keep the cap on if not using it.
IStillGiveOutDickPics
nice beginner camera.
gaugetx
Perfect beginner camera. Hell we own a photography studio and i still have some T3s and old Sonys on the self. Love that old sony.
Stinkleberg
Congrats! Good job going with a DSLR. I cheaped out and bought a Sony bridge camera and it's pretty limiting.
TheSpamburglar
Congrats! Tip - learn how to shoot in manual modes. (Manual, aperture or shutter priority) Lots of podcasts out there to help you learn.
TheSpamburglar
Oh and if you are doing lots of people (dog) close-ups get a 50mm prime lens. Cheap lens and produces awesome shots.
professorej
Best tip is to shoot everyday! Take your camera wherever you go!
Mikefreakinhart
Use fine grit sandpaper on the lens to remove dust that accumulates from time to time
toeshy
Long time t3i owner. Nice little cameras
AvsFreak
I've gotten some decent shots with my T3i.
Cocles
Put it in P for perfect photos. Also, aperture mode is your friend. And get a nifty fifty. Shoot and evaluate settings and results
hackller
looks a nice camera. have fugifilm s9500 but got to repair it as the settings knob won't work. piece of connecting plastic broken inside!
gaugetx
Software is important. Adobe is expensive, corel makes affordable software that does great things. Greenscreen is tricky stuff.
Joshuatree82
Following to see how this goes. I’ve been eyeing the cannon for a while.
IStillGiveOutDickPics
canon is probably the best entry-level DSLR's you're going to find for still photography, but they're "meh" for filming.
lincolnfalcon
Agreed. If it’s in your budget to make the jump to the T7i, the megapixels are worth it.