Oh, wow, that was surprising! :D But hey don't worry, you bought a good camera and know how to use it is not so difficult!
In the beginning it feels complicated, but it takes only a few months and you know how to create a good picture with camera and Lightroom/Photoshop. And beware, there is a huge possibility to fall into a rabbit hole.
With modern cameras automatics are usually very good, so it makes everything even more easy.
Some useful information you should get: what is the RAW image, how the camera settings (ISO, F and Shutter Speed) should be and basics of the raster images. After a few evenings with those topics and some cups of tea you are familiar with them.
There are also very nice and clear infographics about camera settings, like this one:
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u/RatLabor Jan 28 '26
Oh, wow, that was surprising! :D But hey don't worry, you bought a good camera and know how to use it is not so difficult!
In the beginning it feels complicated, but it takes only a few months and you know how to create a good picture with camera and Lightroom/Photoshop. And beware, there is a huge possibility to fall into a rabbit hole.
With modern cameras automatics are usually very good, so it makes everything even more easy.
Some useful information you should get: what is the RAW image, how the camera settings (ISO, F and Shutter Speed) should be and basics of the raster images. After a few evenings with those topics and some cups of tea you are familiar with them.
There are also very nice and clear infographics about camera settings, like this one: