The PHOTOGRAPHY Thread

#52
#52
Wow. So you're using a big big boy camera. Are you both self taught?



Cool! May babies are the BEST! :)
 
#56
#56
crazyguy said:
anyone using a tilt shift? I think it's cheesy for people but some of my friends who are big time architectural photogs use them all the time. Regardless, one way that you can use it is to make things look miniature. This is really cool.
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I have a friend that uses a TS for weddings. Sergio Mottola

crazyguy said:
Right now we're using canon 5DmkII's. I've been shooting some medium format film but it's buried several posts back on the blog.
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I'd love to have a 5D2. And to think I thought I was any good when I started this thread... ha.
 
#58
#58
My favorite picture from NYC

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#59
#59
The Financial District, I wish I had gotten to see the Towers where they stood - literally 20 ft in front of me here

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#67
#67
lulz ... half the ppl who read that have no idea what it means .. *sigh* *takes geritol*
 
#68
#68
Just a little something from my balcony in Guam.
 

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#73
#73
what's the least I could spend to get an SLR? I'm a beginner, but I would like a camera that I could grow into..
 
#75
#75
Daddy Gee said:
what's the least I could spend to get an SLR? I'm a beginner, but I would like a camera that I could grow into..
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Probably around $400. Check around though. Walmart often has package deals where you can get more for less.

Also if you're a beginner I've heard Nikon's have tutorials built into the camera so you can learn as you go.
 
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