Perhaps you've missed a small part. Those FD lenses can be mount on any Canon camera with an EOS mount. The only thing you need is an FD-EOS adapter. It might even be big fun to use the old lenses again and it might spark some sentimental creativeness;)Quote:
Originally Posted by w349
In my opinion I agree with the others. Digital is the way to go. Film might sound easier, but in reality there's a lot more to do with that.
If you're going to learn someone the basics, start easy and start with one thing at a time. Don't throw ISO, Metering, Auto-Focuspoint, Aperture, Shutterspeed and all that in the lesson at once. Do one thing at a time.
Start with aperture. You just set up ISO and use the AV mode. Use center point AF and let your student try and experience what the aperture is and how it affects your photo.
Then shutterpeed and or ISO.
Framing and composition can easily be done later on. If one gets the basics, the rest will follow.
Believe me, my girlfriend is not so familiar in technical terms and in the beginning I was rushing things. Doing it step by step worked:rolleyes: It requires a lot of patience from your side though :p
Jan
