The two professional and one very good amateur photographers I know are all incapable and/or unwilling to teach me, so I’ve been googling and experimenting a bit. Recommendations welcome.
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Analogue camera users, any recommendations for books/youtubers/bloggers? I picked up an Olympus OM-2 to play with.
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i don't have much advice because i've always found experimentation to be the best way to learn -- you looking for technical tips or .. ?
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Duly noted. I’m not sure what I’m looking for, I suppose I’m looking to find out what decent photographers think is/isn’t salient for a beginner.
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Hey! I shoot a fair bit of film. Not sure of where you’re at, but I found the exposure triangle concept very helpful as a framework for thinking about shooting manual - lots of explanations if you google. Also http://butkus.org has a whole bunch of scanned camera manuals
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For colour negative film, this is a great article demonstrating exposure latitudehttp://canadianfilmlab.com/2014/04/24/film-stock-and-exposure-comparisons-kodak-portra-and-fuji/ …
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