[Passionist]

Hello HF, this is the first time I've ever browsed the photography section and I really love it. It's incredible looking at everybody elses work. You guys are awesome.

I recently picked up a camera, a Canon Rebel T5. I'm also an EXTREMELY beginner photographer and looking for any sort of tips, tricks, or need to know things when taking pictures or editing.

These are a couple of pictures I have taken, I've owned the camera just under a week now.

https://imgur.com/JdPsHhB,DkuR1Wc,uYqrP0...,PbpT7vn#0

[Cuhz]

Exactly the same as me, I got the t5i/700d about 2/3 weeks ago. Still learning, some tips would be nice :)

[Simply™]

Do some research on the rule of thirds. Important rule to know.

[Cubs]

Watch some Youtube videos on it, I am very experienced and I still watch videos and am always learning.

[Hayley Williams]

Do some research on the rule of thirds. Important rule to know.

I'd only do this after you know the whole exposure triangle.

Once you get ISO, aperture, and shutter speed down learn all of the rules of composition.

[Passionist]

Thank you so much everybody for the help, it's much appreciated. :)
I'm pretty for familiar with the exposure triangle, though I'm not nearly close to mastering it, I'm becoming better.

[Stay Plural]

yes some tips: use google when you have a question

[Positive]

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=4595980

Thread to live by.

[Denitorious]

If you're a complete beginner then Google is the way to go. You could have googled your thread title. The results could have kept you busy for days. Come back when you have more precise questions, mate.

[fishtank12]

I bought this book to help me with my photography and would recommend for a beginner
Understanding Exposure, 3rd Edition: How to Shoot Great Photographs with Any Camera Paperback – 7 Aug 2010
by Bryan Peterson (Author)

[joons]

Damn, those pictures looks really good though. I know nothing about photography though lol.

Good luck!

[RomyTheSloth]

There are a lot of great websites to help you out with beginner photography. I recommend taking a class at a local art store/photography shop. Basic things you NEED to know with a DSLR are photo composition (lighting, exposure, contrast etc) along with basic functions of a camera. Start with auto mode then work your way up to manual controlling Shutter speed, aperture, light balance and ISO. DOF (Depth of field) is very helpful when trying to focus in on your subject matter. Rule of thirds is a biggie for starting off although you can get more complex with leading lines etc. You can google any of what I said for more explanation or you can PM me and feel free to ask questions!

[pilot703]

My advice would be checking out some tips on the internet, there is a lot out there about this subject.