Andrew Lopez-Calvete wrote :-

>If you do want to tackle a technically difficult shot you can sit down 
>and fiddle with various settings until you have a preview that looks 
>right. 

Hi Andrew,

I think that you may have misread what I said about this. I agreed that 
DSLRs make it easier to get the right exposure and check focus etc . It's 
just that I don't see these issues as technically challenging. 

For most professional photographers they are just one of a number of 
skills that I would have thought to be part and parcel of the job 
description and not a 'challenge'.

The challenge is often to make a silk purse out of a sows ear using as 
many tricks and techniques as possible.With highly technical shots these 
techniques have less to do with the basic calculations / mechanics of 
photography than the (often)  bizarre and esoteric devices employed to 
manipulate the subject matter.

Regards,

Bob Marchant. 
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