Hey, all! I've
finally got a few of my first shots to post. They aren't spectacular, but I'm still on the far end of the learning curve here and it's been
really cold and windy here.
First, thanks Code for posting the Gorillapod pic - I gotta get me one of those! (Had one in my hand the other day but wasn't sure about it). I cancelled the order on the external flash because I found some reviews on it and they weren't good (a cheapie sold on
Amazon, forget the name). I'd rather wait and get a good one.
I did order a learning DVD for the camera which I can't wait to see. DH is going to watch it with me as he'll be using the camera, too, and it'll be fun to learn with someone else. Usually between the two of us we can figure things out!
I can't answer Nauf's question yet but I do plan to fiddle with the settings a bit as it was suggested in some of the reveiws I initially read. Anyone else try it?
OK, my first pics:
Two flags signifying gale force winds
My girl - always a willing subject, but even she was cold
DD10
And the ones I had the most trouble with, DS10's indoor baseball practice (couldn't figure out which white balance to use, tried sports mode, etc most were fairly blurry)
[Copied from another post] The thing that worried me the most - ie which lens to use for what - in using them I think I finally get it. I still am not exactly comfortable with the lenses, but at least I saw what they are meant for. (The two kit lenses are 14-42mm f/3.5-5.6 and 40-150mm f/4.0-5.6 Zuiko Lenses.) I know that with practice it will come together. (Would someone be able to explain why there are two pieces that move - I get the one that goes in and out, but is there a purpose for the little one at the front?)