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welcome! 
u can try stanley lim colour centre SLCC for courses under the courses forum.
popular DSLRs are D50, D70s and 350D. u can try minolta 5D too. anti shake and its cheap!:thumbsup:
u can try stanley lim colour centre SLCC for courses under the courses forum.
popular DSLRs are D50, D70s and 350D. u can try minolta 5D too. anti shake and its cheap!:thumbsup:
Thanks...im nt really a fan of minolta anyway.....i think i'll stick with the D50 i was comparing the specs with canon's 350d....check it out a good photog website: dpreview.com
anyway, i been taking photos for abt a year le....so i wanna try to learn a few tricks as its the holidays now.....
Btw, how to make my photos more " warm".....i lack humans!!....i like taking flowers and stuff but nt humans.......any way i can solve this problem??
anyway, i been taking photos for abt a year le....so i wanna try to learn a few tricks as its the holidays now.....
Btw, how to make my photos more " warm".....i lack humans!!....i like taking flowers and stuff but nt humans.......any way i can solve this problem??
SLCC Basic Photography.... upzzzzz... conduct by Wei Liang....
Just finish my course. Start with film then to digital...:thumbsup:
Just finish my course. Start with film then to digital...:thumbsup:
seanlim said:
i shoot & shoot oso still got same prob. :sweat:
my photography course instructor say my pics give v de cold feeling.
i tot "hey, ttz cool wad". :bsmilie: jus shoot more of wad u like, i so far nv hear a pro can shoot A-Z :thumbsup: :thumbsup: wan. a hobby is meant 2 b enjoyed!
Joel Lyn said:
Yeah PRO in crapping, see my post count you know I never shoot but whole day talk a lot, thats' all.
There are several places which u can go & take courses.seanlim said:
My advice is for u to get ur first camera, work within ur budget to get the best bang for buck, and pop out often to shoot before taking courses.
Reason for that? Some ppl learn things fast, some ppl learn things slow. I'm sure u don't want to think urself as a fast learner and see ur jaw drop the moment u hear all the technical terms being used. Its best to have a basic grasp of the technicalities first before enrolling in any course so that u can better appreciate it.
Places like SLCC do have beginner courses at reasonable costs with nice & experienced instructors.
As for camera? Get what u think is great. Canon, Nikon, Minolta... these are all pretty established brands.
oracle0711
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Hilarion Goh is conducting a short session on travel photography. Fees is at $50.00 (i think with refreshments). You can bring your cam and pictures along to get some of his comments.
Here's the link: http://www.juztalents.com/photographycourse/web.htm
This has nothing to do with me. I got it in my email from a friend. Read your post and thought you might like to give it a try.
God bless,
Daniel
Here's the link: http://www.juztalents.com/photographycourse/web.htm
This has nothing to do with me. I got it in my email from a friend. Read your post and thought you might like to give it a try.
God bless,
Daniel
seanlim said:
For course maybe you can try look for those conduct by community center i think is cheapper. Simei got if i not wrong
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