Recent content by Revdarny

I see what you mean, thanks for the advice Phil I appreciate it. I guess it's easy to get bogged down with all the settings and miss the opportunity to take the shot in the first place. I'm going to take photos of the toys i've thrown out of my pram now. :)

Oh i see, what you mean maybe I missed Hughs point there or I didn't come up with answer you wanted. :) If i'm wrong about something, please bring it to my attention, it's always good to know these things. But being rude is not the way to go about it. :nono:

I have a Synology DS212+ easy to set up. Interface is very easy to use and there are plenty of apps you can use with it as well. Here's a review http://www.bit-tech.net/hardware/storage/2012/02/27/synology-ds212-review/1

You'll always remember that moment. Why no pics? Surely you had time to take a photo in that moment. :)

If the light had changed naturally then I don't think there's much I could do. My post production skills are next to zero. Maybe i should of explained myself better. Hotshots has the same point. It doesn't matter though as long as you get the shot your after. In an ideal world you'd always...

Av and Tv modes are fine when out and about. I find manual mode is best when you have the time to prepare your shot. Also if I were think of taking three photos at different moments for a project and I want the light to be the same, i'd use manual as Av and Tv may change the apeture on shutter...

Thought I should say hello, I'm fairly new to photography and it's a hobby I tend to dip in an out of when time allows. I live down in Surrey and work for a well know animal charity in their IT department. I'm sure i'll have lots of questions or hopefully someone has already asked them...