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Hi

I've been looking through the forum and couldn't really find it, so I'll write you.

Is there a free online photocourse, tutorial videos etc like the workshops on cameralabs?

I've been browsing youtube, and there are some really great ones, but they differ in quality and some are almost a commercial. So far cameralabs are the best I've found.

I know there are lots, but do any of you know a particular good channal to look at, so I don't have to look through all the not so good ones.
Both basic stuf, but mostly about composing pictures, phototips etc
Primarily nature photography


Michael

DSLRTips.com?

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I take pictures so quickly, my highschool was "Continuous High".

yes I saw those and they are great.
I was just thinking that there might be more great info out there. Some of the ones on youtube sucks.
Just if you had a particular you might reccomend

from my experience for this stuff internet is not a good place to learn...
if you are looking for instructions on how to make a good picture you need to study your camera manual and start practicing...

if you want to know about math and that stuff behind a picture you should go find an art college and ask someone there to recomend any books...

but still 90% is practice, and you do it whole life as i hear

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I agree with the last post: Go outside and play.
Play with your camera and learn how to use it.
Change the ISO, aperture etc and look what happens.That's the fun about learning.

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Panasonic DMC-FZ18, Panasonic DMC-FZ28, Canon G5, Canon 350D, Canon 50D + BG-E2N
Tamron 17-50 2.8, Canon EF 70-200mm f/4L USM,
Canon 18-55 II plus lots of Minolta MD/M42 lenses and bodies

Learn the basics then go out and have fun.
Alternatively you could read about a type of shot you want to do and how to do it and then spend a day shooting it and then move onto another.

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you could also search for Jared Polin on youtube,he has a lot of videos with knowledge that both begineers & pros alike can use.

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