you can browse youtube, there were tone of tuts and they were free

Learn Composition and Exposure is what i think you need first. After that learn to shoot RAW. After that only start think what else you need.

Or if you prefer to do bed time reading, can get MAGbook on photography at any bookshop.

http://www.magbooks.com/

i really to learn from 0 .

thanks alots

Good workshops are worth attending. Paid RM 1.5k for a 3 day workshop this year.

As for basic classes, normally camera brands offer beginner classes. I've seen classes organized by Canon, Nikon and Sony.

There are other classes too, or simple seminar / talk. I'm giving a talk on Saturday on food photography.

Where u will giving talk?how to attend?

first. Subscribe to any photography magazine. Yes magazine teach us soooooooooo many skills. I like DCM and u should try. there are lots of project to be done, and lots of experiment. From the project they given you will start need and try to get lens what you want. dont stop learning yaaa. good luck!!

ops sorry, for beginner I would suggest 35mm 1.8 lens. you can experiment many thing with it.

totally disagree on this one.

if you can recommend 35mm then others also can recommend 50mm and others.

best just to stick to that 18-55.

My session is 6pm at Nuffnang Foodfest. http://www.nnfoodfest.com/about

i just giving my suggestion

Yes, but it's a gamble if you just go buy a lens without knowing if you really need the lens; and lenses are not cheap.

sticking with kit lens for a while is a good start, one can easily realize what kind of focal length often used. then only decide to get one that used the most especially in low light, one of the main reason why prime lens are made.

travel usually involve a lot of wide end 27mm-35mm for taking "what you see" at the scene, like street view, buildings, scene, landscape. occasion zoom is needed when the scene gets too crowded when you want to get closer to the subject like statue or stall or people or buildings from far away where you need to spend time walking to the place (time is precious during travel!). you can't beat kit lens for travel, which is what most people use their camera for. prime lens are useful for night strolling or indoor events or like what many parents do - shooting your running kids. so choose wisely.

Is something reletaed to food. Not camera lah

Of Food and Photography with Canon
Learn a few insiders' tips and tricks about the art of food photography from the experts.

how bad is your English?

Sorry , my English really bad

So we need bring own camera?

er, feel free to bring la. More important you bring your phone because that's how you get to eat.

I'll be just doing sharing on how I take food photos, and will most likely have a live demo.

The live demo setup is done. Thanks to Canon Malaysia for the 70D + ST-E3 + 600EX-RT sets. Later tonight (before I sleep) have to go try try some stuff.

Read basic exposure first
http://digital-photography-school.com/digi...s-for-beginners

http://www.flickr.com/photos/104298684@N04/10094319885/

Advise pls ?

Thanks for sharing

Really a nice sharing session , now I learn some basic skill.thanks sifu