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Woodnut · 12-21-2011, 08:11 AM

Thanks Charles.
This is some good advice. I have struggled for a long time with picture taking. I'm sure I could do a lot better at it if I would take the time to learn the basics. Seems like I always have other things that keep me away from the learning process. I have a Cannon EOS. I am very interested in Raw and Bracket photography. My wife bought me Photomatix for Christmas, so hopefully I will take the time to learn a little more about it now that I have this software. I have a good tripod that she bought me for our anniversary last month. This will help also. Now all I have to do is learn lighting and the settings on my camera.
Again thanks for the information, and I may be calling on you for some more help in the future.
Woodnut

12-21-2011, 08:11 AM	#8
Woodnut Forum Sponsor Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Diamondhead, MS Contributor Posts: 2,168	Re: Picture taking advice Thanks Charles. This is some good advice. I have struggled for a long time with picture taking. I'm sure I could do a lot better at it if I would take the time to learn the basics. Seems like I always have other things that keep me away from the learning process. I have a Cannon EOS. I am very interested in Raw and Bracket photography. My wife bought me Photomatix for Christmas, so hopefully I will take the time to learn a little more about it now that I have this software. I have a good tripod that she bought me for our anniversary last month. This will help also. Now all I have to do is learn lighting and the settings on my camera. Again thanks for the information, and I may be calling on you for some more help in the future. Woodnut __________________ Carl Never doubt the beauty of wood. Carl’s Album www.cwgrips.com Web site Updated 01/01/2013 NRA Life Member