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DSLR Basic Training : Five simple drills to move you up the ranks from recruit and put you in control of your camera.
- 28-12-2006
- Categorized in: Digital Cameras, How To
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So you finally put away your point-and-shoot and got yourself a gen-u-ine DSLR. Good for you! But, Buck Private, if you've still got it set on the "green zone" -- the fully automatic mode -- you're shootin' like a civilian. Sure, the pictures you take with your new camera are better than any you've gotten before, but it's time to take charge and learn what great photos you can get when you're the one in control. Do these five drills to get started, and don't worry, we'll go easy on ya. Read the very nice article here


