@hanke
@feddit.nuI am looking for a new backpack for every day carry where I always want my camera gear with me (a DSLR, a filter and a couple of extra lenses).
I am looking at the Ramverk Pro Backpack (26L) with their small camera insert.
I like:
I don't like:
Do any of you have this setup? Do you like it?
Would you recommend something else?
I just started "playing" Street Complete and noticed there was no way to add stuff like new bemches amd trash cans to the map. I found the "create note" feature and started using that for this purpose.
Before I continue like thisI just wamted to check with you guys and see; Am I doing this right?
https://www.openstreetmap.org/user/Hannes%20Knutsson/notes
I made some note about a new trash can, some new bench and some new stairs.
What are some good recommendations on books (physical or digital) on photography I can read to become a better photographer?
I have had my Nikon D3200 for about a year now and am having lots of fun with it. Now that I will soon have some time off from work, I want to improve my skills and become a better photographer.
I have learned and now understand the basics of the exposure triangle and how to use these settings to create different effects as desired.
What I think I need the most is to become better at composition and finding the right angles that give a shot its depth.
What literature would you recommend I read during my time off to become better?
You can see my journey in my posts here on Lemmy, or for a more easily digestible format, check out my Mastodon account.
If something needs more information, just ask, and I'll reply.
I appreciate any advice you have for me.
What are some good recommendations on books (physical or digital) on photography I can read to become a better photographer?
I have had my Nikon D3200 for about a year now and am having lots of fun with it. Now that I will soon have some time off from work, I want to improve my skills and become a better photographer.
I have learned and now understand the basics of the exposure triangle and how to use these settings to create different effects as desired.
What I think I need the most is to become better at composition and finding the right angles that give a shot its depth.
What literature would you recommend I read during my time off to become better?
You can see my journey in my posts here on Lemmy, or for a more easily digestible format, check out my Mastodon account.
If something needs more information, just ask, and I'll reply.
I appreciate any advice you have for me.