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10 Jul 2002, 20:47 (Ref:331380)
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Racer
Join Date: Feb 2002
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Hi ginettag27. I bought a Canon EOS 300 with a 75-300mm lens. I'm using 400 film and I've got a couple of books from the library (very basic which is what I need!!)
I'm using the programme settings and you're right they are very hit and miss. Thanks for all the advice, it really is useful. I would be very willing to take any advice/criticim on my photos, that's how I learn to improve, but I don't know anyone who could cast a knowledgeable eye over my first attempts, maybe I could post a few here for you all to give me advice on?? |
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