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Basic Digital P&S Guides

Tester46 · 2009-03-16 15:56:35

Are there any good websites giving advice to beginners on how to use a point & shoot effectively? Things like how to best frame shots, how to use different modes effectively for depth of focus, white balance, exposure, etc etc. In my case, I have a Panasonic TZ5 and I am looking for advice on taking outdoor and landscape…

16-03-2009 4:56pm

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Tester46

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Are there any good websites giving advice to beginners on how to use a point & shoot effectively? Things like how to best frame shots, how to use different modes effectively for depth of focus, white balance, exposure, etc etc.

In my case, I have a Panasonic TZ5 and I am looking for advice on taking outdoor and landscape shots i.e. how to make them interesting and memorable, not just bland shots of a piece of a landscape.

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#2 17-03-2009 1:54am

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Not specifically P&S but http://digital-photography-school.com/ has some useful themes which would give you some ideas to play with. Also i've found from time to time that youtube will have interesting tutorials on various photography themes - aperture, lighting, etc. Just do a search.

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