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As a beginner photographer, it can be easy to be overwhelmed by the wealth of photography advice out there. So many people will share often well-intentioned tips for photographers that can seem plausible, but often don't really suit someone just starting out on their photographic journey.

In this video I share ten things that I spent too much time worrying about when I first started in photography, in the hope that you can avoid the same mistakes.

Photography should be fun, and enjoying the progress you make when you first start falling in love with making photos is one of the real pleasures of this art form. If nothing else, I want to encourage you to focus on enjoying your photography, whatever stage you may be at, and take all advice (even mine) with a pinch of salt - don't be afraid to discard what doesn't suit you and incorporate whatever helps. Everyone's circumstances are different and you get to choose how you want to make photos.

The ten things covered are:
Do you need a full frame camera
Should you do a degree in photography
Should you try all genres of photography before deciding which one to concentrate on
Do you need the latest gear and lenses
Sticking to the rule of thirds
How important is sharpness in your photos
Is night photography real photography
Is it good enough to only use natural light
Is using Photoshop or other such software a bad thing
Do you have to shoot in manual mode

00:00 Intro
00:17 You need a full frame camera
01:17 You need to do a photography degree
02:08 You need to try every genre of photography
03:16 You need to have the latest gear
04:05 You need to stick to the rule of thirds
04:48 Your photos need to be sharp
05:36 Night photography isn't real photography
06:21 You need to be able to use lights
06:58 Editing your images is bad
08:03 You need to shoot in manual mode
08:53 Final thoughts

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