Recent content by flintheart

The cheap rates may incur adjustment problems i guess..

Wow.. Great piece of work...

This is something which is disgraceful, I mean how they can impose such harsh rules on photographers.. need some reform, for sure..

This is one of the clicks of a wedding, some of the folks said that the contrast and the back ground is not complimenting the pic.. so I need some guidance.. suggestion???

I think that the Af problem is something which most of the SLR cameras have, and resolving that issues is something to cheer about.. for sure..

Night photography is not a easy task, you have to set camera according to the requirement..check that flash of your camera is working or not.......

Hey nice attempt, not bad at all... as you are in field of photography from last 6 month your job is good ...work on lightening and poses skills ,surely you will be a perfect photographer..

Boosting the mid tones will make your pic blur, though you can use this technique in an open surroundings.

Hey that's too subjective, you cant generalize the use.. My opinion..

Well some really great replies from the peers, i just wanna add that, nothing in the world is easy, as long as you don't find it interesting, you need to build your interest in it.

Well I have used both of them, and found their individual utility for sure. Both have some pros and cons, but in general, going for canon would be my opinion

Once I get the desired pics and output, I delete them, as there is no point storing them. But if your are still confused about after the final processing, do keep the files, in case you want more of it, raw files would be helpful.