you never truly know what a photograph looks like until you see it on a computer or larger then the camera, its can be to small to see what the actual details look like. I learn about my camera's by as i read the manual i try new things and play with the features as i go.
i dont have this issue anymore, but i know when i used to have a smaller camera with batteries, i would get soooo heated when i went to go take that perfect shot! & the batteries were dead & i wouldnt have any extra. would drive me insanneeeeee! :(
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Sounds about right!! I definitely fall in some of these categories...
biggest issue is to get to know your camera inside and out.
"Deleting pictures based on LCD monitor on back of camera"
This is something I always get really aggrivated about with my friends who own camera's and complain about them
It's so true. You can never have too many memory cards.
Wow i fall into some of these categories myself.
i really liked this article!
I also like 'always back-up images before deleting' --
This has made me realize I need to get a back-up battery. And maybe always make sure my camera is charged : )
you never truly know what a photograph looks like until you see it on a computer or larger then the camera, its can be to small to see what the actual details look like. I learn about my camera's by as i read the manual i try new things and play with the features as i go.
all true, all true.
i dont have this issue anymore, but i know when i used to have a smaller camera with batteries, i would get soooo heated when i went to go take that perfect shot! & the batteries were dead & i wouldnt have any extra. would drive me insanneeeeee! :(
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