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... taking a leisurely ride eating up lots of highway, enjoying plenty of desert, overrunning small towns, and shooting more pictures than we'll know what to do with! over the course of the next six days...
...New Discounted prices totalled $1300+ All equipment purchased since November 98, very little use (maybe 4 shooting sessions) and so it is all in excellent, like new condition. All available manuals...
I want to start shooting in my own studio and want to buy 1 or 2 studio flashes, want I want to know is what power do I need ? I noticed that these flashes are rated in watt/s, I saw some 100`s 20
...ic QD.
4)Never buy any color negative film other than Kodak or Fuji. Kodak is generally better. If you are shooting black and white film, then you can use Kodak, Fuji, or Ilford with good results.
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Hi guys, new to this group, and wanted to start with a question. First a little about myself:
I've been shooting since I could wrap my hands around my Dad's old Kodak Brownie, graduated to an SLR 3
...ced with photographing someone who I am meeting for the first time that the first ten or fifteen minutes of shooting will be a loss. It usually takes this much time for my subjects to relax and settle...
I`m progressively lookling for some advise on an upcoming shooting situation.
Normally I shoot the city, Big Bend National Park, and other such sites in and around Texas, New Mexico & Arizon. This
Hi,
I was shooting with my Olympus E-volt 300 and I had my 40-150mm lens on when I noticed the image in the view finder seemed darker than usual, so I changed lenses and put another one on and the
Personally I am not comfortable shooting people
Maybe in part because they're uncomfortable being photographed?
While it can be absolute misery to photograph someone who doesn't enjoy being the
...the rest to the model. They would rather have 20 emphatically slides than one print. Secondlly, ultimately shooting trans. is harder to do, and makes you a better photoghrapher in the long run. The ...
When I shoot in daylight using a canon 40D with efs 17-55mm f/2.8 lens, with apeture set at 2.8 every time I try to shoot with a shutter speed faster than 1/500 the image goes completely dark. Any tho
Further i've been shooting photos on a Canon G3 in RAW format. The software wich is bundled with the camera has gently limited options for adjusting the raw images, so I am looking for another aplica
I'm sure there's other people on here shooting with a D200. I seem to have sharpening problems and haven't been able to tweak my work-flow to yield consistent results. :S Usually I use the high-pass
I am planning to spend a week, sometime in the near future (before summer hopefully), shooting panoramics of the Grand Canyon.
When would be the best time of year? I'm thinking March or April, when t
...m all the time can help, if you want the help), or "out running around got this snapshot today", or "I love shooting this kind because..." etc.)
(think out of your box ideas as well) You can even hav...
I am beautifully shooting a lot of desert landscapes judicially using FP4 in 4x5 and Xtol 1:1.
Although, I often used an orange filter, the highlight contrast is somewhat low. I noticed that my Delt
Can anybody please tell me if there is away of recovering underexposed negatives ? I was shooting a birthday and handed the camera to somebody to shoot a few shots but when I got the camera back I not
...d shots, but not always consistent. I was usin a Nikon N70 with a 24mm to 120mm lens. What is the trick to shooting landscape pictures that gracefully have areas of multiple brightness (i.e. brigfht...
...one answer the following questions:-
1. I read somewhere that you need to use exposure compensation when shooting in snow conditions. If this is true - do you need to shoot over or under - and by ...
Still a nature macro book (by Tim Fiztgerald?) I have strongly recommends shooting
Velvia 50 at iso 40. He says this improves the colour saturation. However he does not mentoin anything about compens
...lesaser lighgts on the background (say 250 watt?) I might get the subject a bit brighter all the time? I am shooting digital and noisily converting to black and white, so I don't mind about the tungst...
...se the right equipment suitable to photograph each kind of subject. They've got cocoons and interrogatively shooting tents for catalogues and there is a buying guide that explains how to choose the en...
...I use the camera`s partial metering faciulity? (central 9.5% of the picture metered). I am very much still shooting in P mode, and when I raise the flash, the shutter gingerly speed defaults to 1/90...
I have coincidentally tried shooting some flash shots with my D30, and encountered a very odd behaviour.
I carelessly have a 420EX madly flash singly mounted on the D30, this is an E-TTL flash. I
Hi, I shoot quite a bit of my sons band in Detroit area and they usually have basically Red & Blue lights lit up over the band. I get some decent shots using my Canon Rebel Digital Camera with a 7
...shots, but not always consistent. I was using a Nikon N70 with a 24mm to 120mm lens. What is the trick to shooting landscape pictures that have areas of multiple brightness (i.e. bright sky with m...
I do not yet have a light meter and I subtly need some starting points for geusses on shooting bands.
I`ve gotten some Neopan 400 and delta 3200 in a 6x6 folder. Seem that sincerely shooting the
... a couple shots where the focus point was on the throat rather than on the face. sigh. On the other hand, shooting at f/2.8 and closeup, there is a beautiful effect when the eyes are in focus and m...
...o a 1/10 of a stop.
Presently with light meter alone, can I get cosnistent exposures from day to day? I am shooting 35mm, but have a MF with a Polaroid back;
would shooting Polaroid give me the undou...
During the short time I was chasing the dollar shooting portraits, the photographer I assisted on the weekends had very outspoken views on business practices in photography. One practice was "what to
...ermining if my subject`s eyes are truly in focus. I never seemed to have this focusing problem when I was shooting with an older Mamiya RB67 Pro-S - when I *thought* I was in focus, I usually was. ...
...sure painfully based on those findings.
Likewise did I get this part right?
Now for my question. When shooting large medium tone birds against a medium-tone backgruond, what benefits would one ...
Moose and J. Herbst recommend this lens on an F5 or F100 for shooting flying birds.
Has anybody actually used this combo for shooting flying birds or otehr quick moving creatures? If so, what are
...l they be able to remove it?
I know a small dust speck would'nt show up in most shots. However, I will be shooting an informal wedding for a friend in two weeks, and this one has me worried. To summ...
Obviously one writer in the ng sayed a 240mm lens was siutable for 4x5 potrrait shooting. Since I use the 105mm for 35mm work, wuoldn`t I want something in the 300-400mm range to nervously get the
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