When I see photos people post they blow me away.
Several years ago I bought a nice DSLR and learned the basics. Took some classes. I got pretty good.
But flying the Evo there's the added stress of your camera being hundreds of feet in the air, and difficulty seeing the screen.
I went to my friend's homestead and took hundreds of photos. When I got home I was disappointed. Everything was overexposed and I didn't see it on the screen at the time.
I welcome any advice!
Also, I understand that the amazing photos are usually HDR and color graded. That's the next step but I need to start out with good material.
Looks like running on Auto doesn't cut it.
Several years ago I bought a nice DSLR and learned the basics. Took some classes. I got pretty good.
But flying the Evo there's the added stress of your camera being hundreds of feet in the air, and difficulty seeing the screen.
I went to my friend's homestead and took hundreds of photos. When I got home I was disappointed. Everything was overexposed and I didn't see it on the screen at the time.
I welcome any advice!
Also, I understand that the amazing photos are usually HDR and color graded. That's the next step but I need to start out with good material.
Looks like running on Auto doesn't cut it.