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Cheap tips for beginners.......
Was in Tesco today and needed my fix of a photographic magazine and so decided upon Julys Practical Photography for £3.70 and it has a small glossy supplement.
__________________It is 43 pages big and if im honest, i think its really rather good. It has some very quick, easy to follow basic instrucitons and explanations on lenses, how they work, whats best etc etc. If i was very new to this (and not just 'new') i would learn loads from it. As it happens i found most of it useful. It is for beginners, and wouldnt recomend this to anyone who know all there is about DOF and aperture. It is a very good guide written in a way that isnt patronising, but genuinely tries to quicky and easily inform you of what you need to know. It explains : Focal Length Aperture Depth-Of-Field Selective Focusing Hyperfocal Distance Extreme Focal Lengths Lens techniques Lens Accessories (very useful) 1 bad thing..... it has adverts for Jessops all through it. For £3.70 and if you got into the World of DSLR i recomend picking up a copy. A Ton Sash Injunction
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