[Chris Kaoss]

It's a Sony a7iii with 28mm f/2 lens. Lens is pretty entry level but I'm very satisfied with it. Not rushing to buy a new one, but at some point I feel like I will need to.

Nice camera to start with.

I'm on a Alpha 6400 with 18-135, 50/1.8 and Sigma 16/1.4.

Still learning with A and S mode too.

 

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It's a Sony a7iii with 28mm f/2 lens. Lens is pretty entry level but I'm very satisfied with it. Not rushing to buy a new one, but at some point I feel like I will need to.



I think one of the main things I see myself needing to do is get off the auto setting. I've been futzing with the settings a bit, and I see a good deal of versatility, so maybe I can work myself out of auto one setting at a time. Learning post-processing also seems to be a good thing to learn. Any idea where I should get started there?

The first thing I would suggest is to learn about the exposure triangle - ISO, shutter, aperture. Once you have a good understanding, set your ISO manually, and take meter readings and set your exposure manually. This will allow you to get a good feel for different shutter/aperture combinations. That's the place to start.

 

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Some of my favorite travel shots February. Spent 3 weeks in tokyo right before everything went south.

 

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Vegetarian Festival in Phuket, Thailand

 

[Chris Kaoss]

 

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Come on guys, keep posting. I want to see other people's work.

 

[Chris Kaoss]

Water beads on a sealed windscreen. (low smartphone resolution)

 

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