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<p>This is from my first studio shoot!<br>

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<p>Hi all here is this weeks photo from me.<br>

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<p>This is of an old building I took photos of today!<br>

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<p>This was taken at our local rubish dump!<br>

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<p>Here is mine for the week!<br>

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<p>Hi Here is just a quick snap from yesterday. It was so ironic the sign in the background and the begger in front!</p>

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<p>Hi guys<br>

Thanks for the good info! What I have done is to calibrate my screens brightness with a printout and then held my camera next to my screen and set it like that. However I must say that after practicing a bit I rely less on my LCD screen and more on the histogram, however if I am not 100% confident in the histogram I still trust in my screen.<br>

Thanks for the info guys and I am happy to say "no more under exposure"</p>

<p>hi all</p>

<p>i have a question about the brightnes level of my canon 550. my problem is that my exposure on my lcd and computer are different, you might be thinking why i don't look at my graph once i've taken a shot, i am more of a visual guy so i like to see how the exposure looks with my idea. what i want to know is do any of you have a trick to match the 2 or what brightness level is your lcd to ulimatly portray the corrct exposure?</p>

<p>any advice would help! thanks</p>

<p>Hi Guys<br>

I do not think my photos are as good as most I have seen. I have had my 550D for 2 weeks and am loving it.<br>

Here is my share I hope you enjoy.<img src="http://d6d2h4gfvy8t8.cloudfront.net/14346039-lg.jpg" alt="" /></p>