Get your pics on!

[bass_twitch]

There is something awesome about this shot.

[manyu]

There is something awesome about this shot.

Why, thank you

[Heco94]

Man I need to start saving money for a better camera

[manyu]

Man I need to start saving money for a better camera

Its not the camera, but the person behind it

[Heco94]

You think? Even when I have a normal pocket camera (its a 14.2 megapixel, with 7X Zoom)

[ecks]

ive seen some crazy photos taken with a point n shoot. as manyu said, its all the person behind it.

[morganluke]

I got this out of my point and shoot

[manyu]

Believe it or not, that was with my 8.1 MP Sony Ericsson Xperia X10i.

[newpaddy3]

I've taken these photos with a point and shoot. I took these when I was crazy noob, but if you understand compositions and framing and whatnot, you can take a decent shot.

[Heco94]

Damn, I guess in need more practice...

[ecks]

Thats all it is. I was looking through my first round of pics i took. *facepalm* soo bad.

this always makes me lol.

[RLD_evoIX]

Man my shots are as exciting as a 90s disposable camera

I have a cannon 1000D with a speed light flash..

Anyone know some simple settings i can adjust to get a good photo (like a style of photo).

This is probably the lamest advice you'll get, but in my opinion one of the most practical and usable. Because in using a DSLR there are so much different settings to adjust it makes using them so much more complicated. But they are there for a reason, there are plenty of different factors that affects the quality of your photo and the biggest one that I can think of is lighting. You have all those controls and settings there to give you control on how the picture will come out. Different lighting will need a different setting. So one setting will not necessarily work on the next photo if there is a difference in lighting. So in the end after saying all of that, my suggestion IS TO READ THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL OF YOUR CAMERA. I know it is lame. But it worked great for me. I don't have any formal education on photography just read the manual of my Nikon D3100 and watched a number of videos on youtube and browse through some magazines and after that I have been able to take pictures that are in my opinion pretty good or decent. With regards to the speedlight, I find that I don't really use them when I go outside, I only tend to use them for indoors. Don't know if this will help but I sure hope it does. =D

[RLD_evoIX]

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Here are some of in my opinion are my best shots

Edit: How do I make these images larger on the post without needing to click on them? Help please... >[email protected]

[Noodle]

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These are a couple of my favourite, not sure how to make them big... lets us know (Y)
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Cheeers

[RLD_evoIX]

^^^

Wow, those photos are great. n_n What gear do you use?