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The Most Out Of Non-DSLRs
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Published: 2010-09-26 20:55:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 12217; Favourites: 352; Downloads: 144
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My firs tutorial, I hope you enjoy it and get some useful information too
If anyone has any questions, comments requests, and/ or critiques feel free to comment on the deviation or to note me and I'll get back to you as soon as possible
If you like this tut u can donate buy purchasing it, there is no extras though, just the same image that you get for free ^^
EDIT: WOW!! thank you so much for the DD and all of your comments
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Do you have any suggestions for a best dslr cameras on a limited budget? I have taken photos with iphones, olympus, fluflim, and kodak (mainly point and shoot).
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I'm honestly not up to date about non-DSLRs but generally like Canon's cameras.
Try using www.dpreview.com to compare cameras and prices so you make a good choice. Just don't be too hasty about it
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Congratulations on receiving this Daily Deviation!! You've been featured in July 2011 Resources DD Summary !
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wow! thank you so much for that!
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Hehehehe, absolutely agree, I bet you can show your friends > "‘Your camera takes great photos.’" [link]
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Really nice and helpful
Waiting for your next tutorials
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This is really true, most of my greatest photos are made on a point and shoot nikon camera man.
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Grea ttutorial but the random color lines where kind of distracting
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That's pretty rude and immature of you to post when someone is just trying to help others :/
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I just got a new camera so all this is going to be useful XD Thanks a lot! and Congrats ^^
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I miss old school camera's the ones with film. I ate this stuff up too bad all the camera's that can do this that are digital are out of my price range. lol can't even afford to get my film developed.
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This is great! Going to use this when photographing my dolls!
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This was so helpful. I had heard of some of these terms before but back then I had a non-digital camera. Finding out what these different settings on my digital mean in relation to those terms is great. Thank you for this tutorial.
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I just got a camera, and this tutorial was great help.
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hey, thanks for explaining, I'm pretty new at photography, so when I read for the first time things like "DSLR/SLR" I had no idea what it meant, and felt ignorant 
your tutorial got interesting information, very useful. so thanks, and congratz on DD
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Incidentally, you can change the aperture size on some compact cameras. I had a Sony Powershot (basic digital camera, nothing amazing) before my DSLR and you could still change the aperture, albeit with a choice of only two values. But it's good to know what is hidden in the auto modes for those people that don't have the option (and you should read your camera manual to find out!)
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I heard a story about a photographer who was at someone's house for dinner. He was showing some photos and got some feedback from the hostess: "Oh wow, amazing photos! You must have a great camera!"
When dinner was served and they had all eaten, he enthused, "Wow, that was delicious! You must have a fantastic oven!"
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This is awesome I hope to be able to to remember this when I'm using my iPhone A good suggestion though How would I use my webcam to take a good picture of me 
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Oh thank you so much for making this! It explains a lot of things I didn't know much about with my camera xD ♥
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oh god...it's photography class all over again...-shivers- XD
Nice tutorial
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hehe, i always fall for the "if i get great tools, i can create great art"-trap
the quote is just very true! 
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Very nicely done! Some of my best photos were taken with a P&S. And newer ones come with those features buried even deeper than the "scene" settings (e.g. my Casio P&S can do manual ISO and shutter speed)
And while a good understanding of your P&S is crucial, so is knowledge of basic photography rules, such as the rule of thirds, colour theory and stuff. Sounds tricky, but some googling works.
Plus good post-processing. Some of my mediocre shots have become centrepieces because of some creative post-processing ;D
Again, nice job and thanks for sharing this with us
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Thanks, I'm happy that you like it
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This is a really good tutorial
Thanks
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My pleasure
and i really had fun doing it ^^
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My pleasure, I'm glad that you liked it ^_^
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Good tutorial. Now I just have to retain the information.
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I'm glad that you liked it, and i hope it was useful
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