No adjustments at all, just re-sized jpeg's straight from the camera, what chance do I have?
If you're interested, you can see some more of his work here.
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D50 and kit glass in the hands of a 9 year old.
Taken by my son Sam.
No adjustments at all, just re-sized jpeg's straight from the camera, what chance do I have? If you're interested, you can see some more of his work here. Mark
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Re: D50 and kit glass in the hands of a 9 year old.
9 years old did you say?.. Looks like we have some stiff competition.. *nods*
*throws my camera in the bin*  The last thing I want to do is hurt you... but it's still on the list...
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Mark, I recently purchased a D70 at a fair price to let me 10 and 8 yr olds play. They come up with some interesting stuff at times..
A different perspective.. MATT
Re: D50 and kit glass in the hands of a 9 year old.
He's got talent that one. He handles a Bronica pretty well, too.
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Re: D50 and kit glass in the hands of a 9 year old.
Yes, quite impressive that. I always wondered whether a PHD DSLR might be better for kids than a proper P&S. I reckon it's harder to drop/lose and less prone to fingers in front of lens or flash. I might have a look around for my 11 y.o. while I'm still an eBay member...
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Mark
You and Peta should be proud of Sam - he's done well with these. #2 and #3 grab me the most. #1 is a little too busy and I find the out of focus foreground a bit distracting, but getting a cat to sit still is an achievement in itself. #3 shows especially good use of depth Of field and is my fave here. Peter
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