Refuse to cheat, six questions about SLR, the teacher entered! ?

Your six questions can be summed up in one question: How do novice photographers get started quickly? It is difficult to answer your six specific questions. Even if you can answer them, they are basically unreliable. Just like a child who just entered school with a schoolbag on his back, no one can give an answer that can be realized immediately. So you must solve some conceptual problems first, and then study and practice step by step, so that you can get started and improve, otherwise you just press the shutter. Just like playing the piano, anyone can play the piano loudly, but not everyone can play wonderful music. Give you some advice:

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2. Take the camera, compile the manual, and be familiar with the function and operation of the camera according to the instructions on the manual. Novices may not fully understand it, but you should at least know what concepts are involved in operating the camera. For example, the combination of aperture, shutter and ISO, what metering methods and focusing methods are available, what is the correct exposure, and so on. What settings are used to control the camera? This step is boring and necessary.

3. shoot while reading the instructions and keep shooting. Use P file first, and then try to shoot with A file and S file. As you said at the beginning, why can't it be filmed well? The camera won't lie to you, you are lying to yourself. Look for the reason by yourself.

4. At this time, you need to study the basic photography textbook systematically. There are many online teaching materials, so you can find them yourself.

5, what to do later, how to beautify the photos. It is a process of studying hard. At first, you can use Meitu Xiu Xiu, Light Magic Hand and other software to do it. When you have a certain foundation, you will not be satisfied, and then learn more professional image processing software.

If you work hard, you will be able to get started in half a month, and you will not be a novice after half a year.

Generally speaking, there is no shortcut, only hard work.