DSLR Newbie - Tips & Tricks?

[RWebb]

to divert the thread momentarily - KSU did very well - UO normally scores 50 or so points/game

KSU held them to "only" 35 points - and they looked really good in most or much of the 1st half (we always expect the Ducks speed to wear down an opponent by the 2nd half - doesn't always work on the monster sized linemen of the SEC)

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I'd keep the kit lens for a few years - it is very good lens, surprisingly so for a kit lens

Post your impressions as you explore

[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by Rickysa

An online site you may want to check out for general digital info: Photo Class | Mountain Adventure Photography

This site was hugely informative, thanks!

Originally Posted by RWebb

to divert the thread momentarily - KSU did very well - UO normally scores 50 or so points/game

KSU held them to "only" 35 points - and they looked really good in most or much of the 1st half (we always expect the Ducks speed to wear down an opponent by the 2nd half - doesn't always work on the monster sized linemen of the SEC)

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I'd keep the kit lens for a few years - it is very good lens, surprisingly so for a kit lens

Post your impressions as you explore

I was actually very happy with the defensive performance, especially considering that they spent most of the 2nd half on the field. You're never going to stop Oregon, only slow them down. Colin Klein hasn't looked the same since being injured four games ago, and their offensive play-calling has changed as well. Prior to his injury you would NEVER have seen them throwing on 1st down, they have been a hardcore run-first team for the last two years. KSU doesn't release injury information, but I really wonder if there wasn't some lingering issue that led them to move away from their run first philosophy. Sadly their passing game simply doesn't have enough firepower, as they displayed last night.

Back to the topic at hand, I don't plan on buying any new hardware right now. It's going to be quite some time before I achieve any mastery of what I have, right now I'm absolutely certain that I am the weakest link.