Herb Chong wrote: > > all that tells me is that the number of people who really do want to learn > is falling. there is too much temptation to turn on the meter or AF and let > it do everything for you, even in a photo course.
At big sporting events (Olympics/world cup etc) you see literally thousands of people sitting in stands hundreds of meters away from an arena taking flash photo's with their P&Ss and SLRs set to auto. Makes me wonder how many thousands of rolls of film were later processed and the disappointing (read black) results shown to the shooters. Thing is, it just keeps happening... Simon -----Original Message----- From: Shel Belinkoff [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, 16 February 2004 8:30 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Do Smarter Cameras make Dumber Photogs? ergo, smarter cameras make dumber photogs. Herb Chong wrote: > > all that tells me is that the number of people who really do want to learn > is falling. there is too much temptation to turn on the meter or AF and let > it do everything for you, even in a photo course.
