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Some Very Basic Questions...
Hi there, as you may have guessed from the thread title, i am new at
SLR photography, but i would very much like to get into it. But first i have a couple of questions: Is there anywhere on the www, or a book, that could explain to me the most basic of things, such as when a lens is described as being 18-55 mm, what does this measurement actually refer to? You can ascertain from this that i really do not have a clue as to what is what, so could really do with some very basic explanations on SLR photography. Also, i would like to choose a lens for my D SLR body (Canon EOS), but have no idea which one to pick. Aside from giving me all of the fancy specs, most sites i come across do not actually explain things in a way that is easy for a COMPLETE beginner to understand. To start off with i would like a lens that is good for taking day to day shots, i suppose a middle of the road, best of both worlds lens that will help me to get used to taking regular kinds of shots. I would very much appreciate it if anyone could get back to me to give me a pointer in the right direction here. Many thanks, Ben. |
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http://www.nikon.co.jp/main/eng/phot.../kumon/01e.htm "Ben" ??? om ???... Hi there, as you may have guessed from the thread title, i am new at SLR photography, but i would very much like to get into it. But first i have a couple of questions: Is there anywhere on the www, or a book, that could explain to me the most basic of things, such as when a lens is described as being 18-55 mm, what does this measurement actually refer to? You can ascertain from this that i really do not have a clue as to what is what, so could really do with some very basic explanations on SLR photography. Also, i would like to choose a lens for my D SLR body (Canon EOS), but have no idea which one to pick. Aside from giving me all of the fancy specs, most sites i come across do not actually explain things in a way that is easy for a COMPLETE beginner to understand. To start off with i would like a lens that is good for taking day to day shots, i suppose a middle of the road, best of both worlds lens that will help me to get used to taking regular kinds of shots. I would very much appreciate it if anyone could get back to me to give me a pointer in the right direction here. Many thanks, Ben. |
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Read this :
http://www.nikon.co.jp/main/eng/phot.../kumon/01e.htm "Ben" ??? om ???... Hi there, as you may have guessed from the thread title, i am new at SLR photography, but i would very much like to get into it. But first i have a couple of questions: Is there anywhere on the www, or a book, that could explain to me the most basic of things, such as when a lens is described as being 18-55 mm, what does this measurement actually refer to? You can ascertain from this that i really do not have a clue as to what is what, so could really do with some very basic explanations on SLR photography. Also, i would like to choose a lens for my D SLR body (Canon EOS), but have no idea which one to pick. Aside from giving me all of the fancy specs, most sites i come across do not actually explain things in a way that is easy for a COMPLETE beginner to understand. To start off with i would like a lens that is good for taking day to day shots, i suppose a middle of the road, best of both worlds lens that will help me to get used to taking regular kinds of shots. I would very much appreciate it if anyone could get back to me to give me a pointer in the right direction here. Many thanks, Ben. |
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Read this :
http://www.nikon.co.jp/main/eng/phot.../kumon/01e.htm "Ben" ??? om ???... Hi there, as you may have guessed from the thread title, i am new at SLR photography, but i would very much like to get into it. But first i have a couple of questions: Is there anywhere on the www, or a book, that could explain to me the most basic of things, such as when a lens is described as being 18-55 mm, what does this measurement actually refer to? You can ascertain from this that i really do not have a clue as to what is what, so could really do with some very basic explanations on SLR photography. Also, i would like to choose a lens for my D SLR body (Canon EOS), but have no idea which one to pick. Aside from giving me all of the fancy specs, most sites i come across do not actually explain things in a way that is easy for a COMPLETE beginner to understand. To start off with i would like a lens that is good for taking day to day shots, i suppose a middle of the road, best of both worlds lens that will help me to get used to taking regular kinds of shots. I would very much appreciate it if anyone could get back to me to give me a pointer in the right direction here. Many thanks, Ben. |
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Ben wrote: Hi there, as you may have guessed from the thread title, i am new at SLR photography, but i would very much like to get into it. But first i have a couple of questions: Is there anywhere on the www, or a book, that could explain to me the most basic of things, such as when a lens is described as being 18-55 mm, what does this measurement actually refer to? You can ascertain from this that i really do not have a clue as to what is what, so could really do with some very basic explanations on SLR photography. Also, i would like to choose a lens for my D SLR body (Canon EOS), but have no idea which one to pick. Aside from giving me all of the fancy specs, most sites i come across do not actually explain things in a way that is easy for a COMPLETE beginner to understand. To start off with i would like a lens that is good for taking day to day shots, i suppose a middle of the road, best of both worlds lens that will help me to get used to taking regular kinds of shots. I would very much appreciate it if anyone could get back to me to give me a pointer in the right direction here. Many thanks, Ben. I don't think you are ready for an SLR Ben. Gary Eickmeier |
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Ben wrote: Hi there, as you may have guessed from the thread title, i am new at SLR photography, but i would very much like to get into it. But first i have a couple of questions: Is there anywhere on the www, or a book, that could explain to me the most basic of things, such as when a lens is described as being 18-55 mm, what does this measurement actually refer to? You can ascertain from this that i really do not have a clue as to what is what, so could really do with some very basic explanations on SLR photography. Also, i would like to choose a lens for my D SLR body (Canon EOS), but have no idea which one to pick. Aside from giving me all of the fancy specs, most sites i come across do not actually explain things in a way that is easy for a COMPLETE beginner to understand. To start off with i would like a lens that is good for taking day to day shots, i suppose a middle of the road, best of both worlds lens that will help me to get used to taking regular kinds of shots. I would very much appreciate it if anyone could get back to me to give me a pointer in the right direction here. Many thanks, Ben. I don't think you are ready for an SLR Ben. Gary Eickmeier |
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