Trying to get into photography. Any tips?

[mar_cac]

Learn about the basics on youtube. ISO, aperture and shutter speed. From then on, focus on your compositions and what you want to bring out from a photo )also plenty tutorials). If you have money buy a medium to a high range DLSR or mirrorless camera. Also shoot in RAW if you are interested in retouching photos in programs like Adobe Lightroom. You can get really creative here and make whatever you want.

[DJEZ0103]

one good tip, buy a Sony a7iii

[WarGrym]

one good tip, buy a Sony a7iii

I don`t think it`s necessary for him at this stage, SL2 is good enough for beginners. However I`m not saying that A7m3 is crap or anything but it`s not worth the investment at this point. Not to mention Sony glass, you`ll be looking at 3k$ just for the body & couple lenses to start. My advice would be to learn as much as you can with your SL2 & you can later upgrade to a better full frame body. Just watch tutorials online & go out there to shoot & practice, once you get the basics, you can start shooting for your friends or family.

[Allura]

one good tip, buy a Sony a7iii

Definitely not buying another camera. I just bought the SL2. I wasn't looking to spend too much money on a camera since its my first one. I just bought the camera to up my instagram game.

[EL Surenzo dA KK Caponeiyl]

i'd recommend watching pro people on youtube, you get motivated instantly and you learn along the way
few peps i like
Peter mckinnon
Alen Palander
Sam kolder

[Allura]

i'd recommend watching pro people on youtube, you get motivated instantly and you learn along the way
few peps i like
Peter mckinnon
Alen Palander
Sam kolder

I'll check them out

[akosipol]

rule of thirds

practice

[Noxey]

Images will almost never look so good on camera, shoot in raw and edit them later... Also, YouTube is full of the tutorial, there are YouTubers who only make photography videos...

[Hector]

You might find a course on udemy

[Eternity]

You might find a course on udemy

I was going to suggest this.