addieglen

<p>Thanks Mark, i guess i need to do more research on it</p>

<p>ring flash,.. sorry cant spell</p>

<p>I almost purchased a "rim flash" the other day, but was a little unsure, since the lady said they were going to discontinue these... Are these types of flashes absolutley nescessary for great macro photos? i have seen some phenominal Macro photography from this community, and i know a few have to have some editing done to them to make them stand out more, but i have started developing more of a passion for macro's, and was looking for some guidance on this type of flash, or if there is a better one..<br>

My equiptment for now is a rebel t1i and macro 100mm f2.8 lense<br>

Im learning so please only constructive critisism, since we all started somewhere<br>

Thank you ladies and gentlemen<br>

Glen </p>

<p>Awsome info, thank you very much Erica, that put alot into perspective for me :)</p>

<p>Hey everyone,<br>

I am just starting photography, so im in the learning process, but when im trying to shoot nature (landscape, animals, trees, ect...) when i get my telephoto lense, how much do i need to be aware of flash use in lower light conditions ( Far away and up close). to some this may be a dumb question but we all started somewhere, so haters please dont reply, thanks.</p>

<p>Glen.</p>

 

<p>I agree with the Coke And pepsi statement (Pete)... that would be fun, im not to concerned about it since im a begginer photographer and i do it for my own enjoyment, but i guess if i was too worried about it i should post on a public site.</p>

<p>Thanks Lex,<br>

We figured as much but being new to the photo world, we were just wondering about different issues that may or may not come when posting pictures on the web, Thanks</p>

<p>We were just wondering if there has been any issues with images being stolen or copied? We aren't professionals and aren't too worried about it because it is a public forum, but we didn't know if anyone has seen any of their photos being used by someone else for profit. Thanks for the info!</p>

<p>Just got it figured out, right as i was about to post my response. I appreciate eveything.</p>

 

<p>Sweet!, thanks for the info, the Canon program that it came with isnt working, it just says drop image here. and when i try to open an image it doesnt work, but i will check out the different programs, you guys suggested. And continue my practicing and shooting things that tell a story for me.<br>

talk to ya'll later</p>

<p>Since im new to the Photo.net site, and me and my wife are just starting out, i just wanted to say WOO HOO! We got our new DSLR, its the new Rebel T1i, we are pumped for itand will be filling up our portfolio soon, as soo as we get a good photo program for it. Any suggestions?</p>

<p>PS we love looking at everyone's work on here its a real inspiration and joy to look at<br>

Addie and Glen</p>