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Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Do I have to be an expert on photography to join the Club?
A. No. We welcome anyone with an interest in photography, from complete beginners to professional photographers.
Q. Do I need expensive equipment?
A. No. We cater for owners of all types of camera, from compacts to medium format.
Q. Do I have to enter competitions and battles?
A. No. It’s not compulsory, but we like to encourage members to do so.
Q. Do I have to go to away battles?
A. No. However, we do like members to support their Club and you can gain from seeing the work produced in other Clubs. If travel is a problem, you can always arrange a lift with another Club member through the committee.
Q. Who is on the committee?
A. A list of committee members is on the Membership page.
Q. What are Members’ Evenings?
A. Members’ evenings are occasions when one or more Club members talk about various aspects of photography or their interests. It is an opportunity to share expertise and discuss your work.
Q. Are there trophies to be won?
A. Yes. There are a number of trophies to be won throughout the year. These are explained on the Competitions page.
Q. What is the Digital Rose Bowl?
A. The Digital Rose Bowl is a league competition for digital images between camera clubs in the CACC. The top scoring Clubs enter a knock out final in May each year.
Q. What is the CACC?
A. CACC stands for the Chilterns’ Association of Camera Clubs. It is a sub-
Q. What is the PAGB?
A. PAGB stands for Photographic Alliance of Great Britain. It is the governing body for camera clubs.
Q. If I want help with my photography, who should I ask?
A. Speak to a committee member first. They will usually know a Club member with expertise in the field in which you want help.
Q. Are my photographs suitable for competitions?
A. The year starts with assessment evenings. After that you can always consult a committee member to appraise your work.
