Depends on what you want to use it for breh. It's a lot of html coding involved if you want to edit and modify a theme to your liking. You should look at some people's photography pages to see which kind of style you want to run with as well.
Essential The Official Photography Thread
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http://kenctures.tumblr.com/post/65938581633/chicago-just-a-few-recent-shots-ive-taken
Morning Commute by K e N, on Flickr
Chicago Theater by K e N, on Flickr
Waiting 1 by K e N, on Flickr
Waiting 2 by K e N, on Flickr
Morning Commute by K e N, on Flickr
Chicago Theater by K e N, on Flickr
Waiting 1 by K e N, on Flickr
Waiting 2 by K e N, on Flickr
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@GoldenGlove what lens is that? I need that asap! Great pics.
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I've been into photography for a little while now. I'm still learning. While deployed, I was designated to be the "camera guy" so it was the perfect time to practice. Especially with landscape shots. I'm still learning but here's a few from Afghanistan.
Thanks.
You shoot with NEX? For the shots that I dropped today I used the Sigma 30mm f2.8...
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I have a Canon Rebel
I have a Canon Rebel t3, I need to upgrade soon.
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Probably going to save up for a NEX 6.
I would recommend whatever camera you do get, try to get a prime lens with it or soon after. They will be sharper, but you will lose the flexibility of a zoom. If you stay with canon the 50mm 1.8 will give you pretty good results for $100 and will be good in low light situations. Im looking to get one myself probably the 1.4, but yes upgrade that T3, I started with that one about a year ago, upgraded about 6 months back, but havent really been out shooting like I want to, but the bump in MP will do you good.
For shots in the sun underexpose them about a half a stop to a full stop. Try it, and see how you like the results
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Thanks, I'll look into that. I was located Kansas with the Army but now I'm in GA. Better city like scenery here.
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Will do, over there I was just shooting. Didn't know what the hell I was going when it came to manual settings, lol.
Lol, can you shoot in manual now? Do you understand shutter, Iso, and aperture?
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I don't understand it how I would like to, I'm still learning though. You have any tips or guides to help better understand them?