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I was given a DSLR camera a few years back. I took a camera class at the local community college. I was lost for most of it. So many seemed to understand all those settings and they produced some great shots. I did walk away know how to create better shots and I now mostly just use my phone.
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I know! I still use automatic.. but at least I have some understanding of what’s there
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Sweet verse. I’ve given up my 35 ml camera in favor of constantly snapping with my phone.
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Im always in your shoes… I always want to know a new camera… I grab up my iPhone…
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I am very much in this same place! You’re not alone! I am trying to figure all of the vocab, angles, lighting and setting out. It’s difficult.
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Persist! That is my advice. Just like our kids learning noun/verb, perimeter/area, vowel/consonant. You don’t have to know it but you will understand all so much more! My advice, get a book to help you!
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I know! I could relate and have empathy for students learning new concepts!
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