QUOTE(razuryza @ Dec 27 2012, 01:26 AM)
i tak ajar nyanyi.. camner nak masuk mentor? lol i no need assistant lor.. i go commando alone
Added on December 27, 2012, 1:30 amlemme kasi tips.. no need mentor also can.. just try n error. then u know already the settings. different situation n condition is different settings. thats all.. pre shoot, so that u can know whether the setting is ok or not. so the next shots should be ok la...
Added on December 27, 2012, 1:32 amthats for events or wedding la...
more events and weddings(experiences), the more u learn.. hehe.. by the experience of course..
Good tips! Nice sharing! We all have alot to learn from you too

QUOTE(Tony Stark @ Dec 27 2012, 01:40 AM)
this one very gud tips.
practice alot - go anywhere shoot, when u boring2 take ur camera shoot anything in ur house, learn about ur gears, lighting, composition, settings, try and error (lots of this), try different lighting conditions, and yes, like bro razu said..the more u shoot, the more u gain experience, that's a natural learning environment

if one read alot, go to alot of classes, buy alot of expensive gears, but never really practice what he/she has learned from the class, never take his own sweet time to understand those expensive gears, no point loh

practice. i always believe in it

like the saying goes perfect practice makes perfect!!
Added on December 27, 2012, 12:15 pmQUOTE(gnome @ Dec 27 2012, 10:48 AM)
Yeap experience is your best mentro. Since i started working with my current studio...learned alot about the events photography and stuff

Hehe what I believe is
Through experience we all learn through our actions and own mistakes
by reading books or going classes we learn from other people's mistakes so that we can avoid the same mistake in the future
either way we are all learning, just hope not to repeat the same mistake again
This post has been edited by Calvin Seak: Dec 27 2012, 12:15 PM