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[Skippy]

I am jumping all over the place when I try to sit down and do some DSLR technique research. That is mostly because I am just very busy running around and never seem to have the time to just sit and focus on one thing.

I am really just looking for some ideas of some sites that you like to follow to gather information. That could be forums like we have here at the huddle or it could be anything that you like that you find useful. I am just trying to find some resources that I will tune into and follow a little.

Thanks in advance.

[rocknrobn26]

Skippy, on 11/15/10 9:47am, said:

I am jumping all over the place when I try to sit down and do some DSLR technique research. That is mostly because I am just very busy running around and never seem to have the time to just sit and focus on one thing.

I am really just looking for some ideas of some sites that you like to follow to gather information. That could be forums like we have here at the huddle or it could be anything that you like that you find useful. I am just trying to find some resources that I will tune into and follow a little.

Thanks in advance.

I like the user groups (Camera model Specific are best).  You'll find most have Q/A's for beginners and experienced users.
Also sign up for the manuf. newsletter.  Some manuf. sites have tutorials also.

[Azazello1313]

as a sony/minolta user, the website dyxum.com is absolutely indespensible for me.  it's got great, active forums with a ton of really knowledgeable, helpful users.  they sponsor photo contests and stuff, and they have a lens (and other gear) database with detailed specs and reviews for every lens ever made for the mount.  

won't help you much as a canon guy though.

luminous landscape is a really good site.

[keggerz]

I use POTN which is a good Canon resource, imo

[pig devilz]

one of the best if not the best, FredMiranda.com

[Jimmy Neutron]

pig devilz, on 11/19/10 4:07pm, said:

one of the best if not the best, FredMiranda.com

I hit the Fred Miranda site and kenrockwell.com.  

[keggerz]

Jimmy Neutron, on 11/20/10 2:10pm, said:

I hit the Fred Miranda site and kenrockwell.com.  

good ones too

[Undefeated72]

Skippy, on 11/15/10 11:47am, said:

I am jumping all over the place when I try to sit down and do some DSLR technique research. That is mostly because I am just very busy running around and never seem to have the time to just sit and focus on one thing.

I am really just looking for some ideas of some sites that you like to follow to gather information. That could be forums like we have here at the huddle or it could be anything that you like that you find useful. I am just trying to find some resources that I will tune into and follow a little.

Thanks in advance.

I shoot wedding, mitzvahs, portraits, budoir. Here is a link to a free school that should help you alot.

http://www.michaelthementor.com/