Comments on: Lesson 16: Lines – Part 1: Horizontal http://photographystepbystep.com/beginners-tutorial/lesson-16-lines-part-1-horizontal/ Great Photography ideas! Your place to learn digital photography. Free photography tips and tutorials for everybody. Fri, 23 Dec 2011 13:08:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: niresh http://photographystepbystep.com/beginners-tutorial/lesson-16-lines-part-1-horizontal/comment-page-1/#comment-231 niresh Sat, 04 Dec 2010 12:50:02 +0000 http://photographystepbystep.com/?p=124#comment-231 Thanks for your excellent tutorial. You have obviously put a lot of time and effort into this and is much appreciated. I am a complete beginner to photography. Some suggestions to make the topics more useful to beginners to manual mode photography: 1. Include a copious number of twin photos, ie one properly taken and one improperly taken pointing out the defects, ALWAYS give the fstop, shutter speed and ISO used so we beginners can use them as a reference for similar photos. Provide in your tutorial at least a few hundred good photos taken in different situations ie portrait, indoors, outdoors, landscape, at dusk, at night indoors, at night outdoors with ISO, fstop and shutter speed values would be enormously useful as a reference for those new to manual mode. 2. What beginners to manual mode photography find most frustrating is the lack of practical (photo) examples ie sample photos with ISO, fstop, shutter speed, white balance compensation if used, flash if used, was an external flash used, was it set to bounce off walls or ceiling, was a tripod used, etc,etc. You get the idea! I hope to see many more practical examples(photos) in all your excellent tutorials. Keep up the good work and many thanks for helping out us newbies. Best Regards Niresh Thanks for your excellent tutorial. You have obviously put a lot of time and effort into this and is much appreciated. I am a complete beginner to photography.

Some suggestions to make the topics more useful to beginners to manual mode photography:
1. Include a copious number of twin photos, ie one properly taken and one improperly taken pointing out the defects, ALWAYS give the fstop, shutter speed and ISO used so we beginners can use them as a reference for similar photos.
Provide in your tutorial at least a few hundred good photos taken in different situations ie portrait, indoors, outdoors, landscape, at dusk, at night indoors, at night outdoors with ISO, fstop and shutter speed values would be enormously useful as a reference for those new to manual mode.
2. What beginners to manual mode photography find most frustrating is the lack of practical (photo) examples ie sample photos with ISO, fstop, shutter speed, white balance compensation if used, flash if used, was an external flash used, was it set to bounce off walls or ceiling, was a tripod used, etc,etc. You get the idea!

I hope to see many more practical examples(photos) in all your excellent tutorials. Keep up the good work and many thanks for helping out us newbies.

Best Regards

Niresh

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