What is the best way to learn how to get the pic at just the right time?
A. The only way to learn how to photograph an equine event is to photograph them a lot. Practice, practice, practice. It also helps to understand the game. Q. Hi, I’m Vicki and am not by any means a photographer. However, from time to time we need to take some decent photos at shows and at the farm. These are to send to potential customers, etc. I am thinking about a digital camera so that I can upload and email the pics. Does anyone know if they are as good a quality as a regular camera? If so, what brand would be the best in the 300-800 dollar range? A. Vicki, I am not familiar with digital cameras but, in my opinion, in order to match the quality of conventional cameras you will be spending a LOT of money. Most of the digital cameras are of the “point and shoot” type and may or may not fit your needs. The quality digital cameras are professional class and are very expensive ($5,000 +). It is much less expensive to stick with your conventional 35 mm and APS cameras and buy an inexpen
