Part 2 - Shutterbug Websites

Review of DIY Photography-

This website is very unique and intriguing. This website shows you news, inspiration, reviews, tutorials, DIY and gear related to photography. It allows you to look at all different people's reviews and DIY's on different concepts of photography that you might have questions for. This website is full of all sorts of information. It displays its information in a more fascinating way there other websites do in my opinion. It doesn't just give you articles to read, it allows you to watch videos from all different people's perspectives and different advice is given. Someone who is looking for help with certain skills or just wants to know more about photography can certainly go to this website and get help with what they are looking for. Also if you don't like the way one person explains something, you have various sources you can try out and find the best person for you. I would consider adding this website to my bookmarks because it seems very useful and I would be willing to try these different methods of teaching information out. It is a lot like youtube in my opinion and I go on youtube often, so I do believe I would like this website and learn a lot from it. I would recommend this website because it appears to be very useful. I think DIY's and tutorials are a great way to better understand something because you are actually getting shown what to do rather than trying to read a complicated article and figuring the rest out on your own.

I rate this website a 4 on a scale of 1-5 because it seems to have a lot of good information and great videos to learn from on it. However, it could be more organized and give people a wider range of things to search for.



Nikon D850 Review for Wildlife 

I learned all about how to shoot for a subject in motion. On the Nikon D850, there is a better way to capture wildlife and subjects in motion. A new setting called "Subject Motion," gives photographers a better way to tell the camera how erratic or steady the subject is when it is coming at the camera. However, for a subject that is coming steadily at the camera you must switch to "Steady" mode. With this mode, the subject often does better when in the middle of the photo. This camera has a lot of cool features and these are just some of them. This camera would be a great purchase if you are a photographer who loves to shoot out in the wild with lots of action and motion subjects.

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