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I the last months that I’ve been using my Digital Canon Ixus 30, I may have influenced about half a dozen other people to buy the same camera. (Had it been thru Amazon, I could have gotten a couple hundred bucks!)

And like everybody else who are new to using a digical camera, or any camera for that matter, the technical aspects of using the camera to its fullest potential (and eventually being able to take brilliant pictures) can be quite a bit confusing to a regular user. For one thing, they all don’t want to read the manual that comes with it. And thus, I get the same old questions such as aperture, focal point, exposure, stitching, etc.

I’d like to point them to some sites or blog that could help them learn the basics and some other common tricks but I really haven’t found one (or again, I’m just too lazy to look for them as well). I used to send them over at Litratista.org for some inspiration or quick tips but they tell me that it’s too techy for them.

If you know of any other sites or blogs that cater to these kind of audience, please do leave a link or two. :)

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Anthony · 20 years ago

I’ve also started a blog about digital photography.
You can visit it at http://funwithcam3ra.blogspot.com

I hope you find something useful. :)


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Abe Olandres Editor-in-chief · 20 years ago

Thanks for the links. I’m sure my friend has read all your comments. ;)


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Sarah · 20 years ago

photoxels.com has some nice digital photography tips. there’s another one, but I forgot.

Dude, just tell them to google it. *nudge


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rain · 20 years ago

Oo nga pala, here are the suggestions, though these links aren’t really for the digicam enthusiast; these are for those who’re interested in toy camera photography, and those into what’s popularly known as Lomography, or Lomo cameras:

ToyKameraPilipinas Yahoogroup: Toy, plastic cameras? Vintage Russian cameras (rangefinders, SLR’s)? If you want fun, film photography for cheap, join this group. We have resident professional photographers to help you.

Ahem, and for today’s shameful plug (since people have been forever pestering me about Lomo cameras): myFotoFAQ


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rain · 20 years ago

Waw. Free plugging.


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joachim · 20 years ago

hehehe, oo nga pala, I would like to thank Yuga for hosting litratista.org, and yes we do have a few tricks sa site as well, thanks karla for the plug.


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Sassy · 20 years ago

Toy with the cam with the manual beside you. Katatamad naman magbasa…


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karla · 20 years ago

and by the way.. i took a digital photography 101 class :) i still have my handouts with me
but still.. the best way to learn is to practice :)


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karla · 20 years ago

there are a lot of blogs that cater to digital photography
of course.. plug ko muna ung http://www.litratista.org hehe :D

then there’s http://www.livingroom.org.au/photolog

:)


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