My first camera DSLR was a Canon EOS 500D with kit lens 1 (EF-S 18-55mm IS). I bought it out of my rising interest on photography and one other personal reason. The camera was a great joy and an excellent introduction to the wide world of creative DSLR photography. The possibilities of taking great photos was then in my hand. However, using compact or point-and-shoot camera can enable one to take great and memorable photos yet it lacks the 'punch' and 'kicks' of going further into the world of creative photo captures and compositions.
Link to in-depth review of this camera can be found at: http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos500d/
Thus, whenever I had the chance, I would be taking photos and learning how to catch great moments through the viewfinder of the my Canon EOS 500D. Only then I realized there are more to taking photos than just squeezing the shutter release button.
There are things that I have to be aware of, for example ISO meter, aperture value, exposure compensation, shutter speed and more. The more accurate you are at measuring and setting them up, the more accurate the colours and lighting present in the photos. I started to think that photography is not only about the emotions and the precious moments that you see in front of you, but it is also about capturing the right amount of lights and colours to make your compositions/photos meaningful and appreciable.
I think I will be more mature in photography as I experimented more with my camera settings and shots. The more you use it, the better you will become.
That's all for now. Wassalam and good bye.
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