Posts for: IBM
Dec 4, 2018 13:14:08 #
Dec 4, 2018 12:57:52 #
Bill Koepsel wrote:
I am a birder and sports photographer am in need of a big lens. Any experiences out there of these lens?
I don't have that lens ,but I been around , if it is just picking the best and not trying to save money ,get the Nikon, you will
Be much happier in the long run ,in many ways ,
Dec 4, 2018 12:45:01 #
davidstinson wrote:
I have never taken a photograph of my Christmas tree that I felt captured the beauty and "magic" that I see in person. Have experimented with full/closeups, over/under exposing, flash/natural, different ISOs, but all result in flat, boring, and blah phots. Any suggestions?
Try leaving tree as it is , no decorations. And hang it upside down on a rope on the wall or cealing. Some times we hang a 6 to 8 foot
fir tree branch from it's thick cut end to the wall or top of a window ,
Dec 4, 2018 12:15:59 #
pedro1 wrote:
That is interesting, I am into knives also . I buy about 50 kitchen knives every month for $3.00 ach they are always dull
It is almost impossible to cut yourself with one , I resharpen them and resell them for $10 to $12each . They are sharper than
New when I'm finished , the only thing I can figure out is most people don't have the smarts or the equipment to sharpen themselves
Most are like new but for the dull blades . I have a lot that I know cost $36 or more new and I have no problem getting $20
Dec 4, 2018 11:39:46 #
lovelylyn wrote:
I took pictures at our family thanksgiving for those wanting family or individual Christmas pictures. (They turned out great). I didn’t charge a sitting fee just the price of any prints they order. Some have asked to purchase digital copies. I’ve never sold digital files before so not sure what to charge. What is the going rate?
If it's family don't charge them one cent more than it cost you ,tell them they can have any amount they like if they foot
The bill , sitting fee what is that all about , your not some pros trying to make a living ,and the going rate shall be what it cost you ,don't
Screw famley
Nov 28, 2018 22:39:01 #
A great shot ,I would like to see the rest ,you were spraying and praying I hope ,if not you may have missed a great shot with full wings
Out , but that's what this game is about hit and miss ,one is better than none ,
Out , but that's what this game is about hit and miss ,one is better than none ,
Nov 28, 2018 22:19:39 #
Mi630 wrote:
I appreciate all the comments and suggestions. I have had a house full of electricians and heating/cooling people so have not looked at emails at all. Obviously there is no correct answer for everyone; only the best answer for me. Some mentioned the 100-400 with 1.4 ext and getting 560mm. I would plan on using the 1.4 with the 500 also to get extra reach if needed which puts me way past 560mm and still only 5.6. I’ll just have to think it out.
I'm with the buyers, buy wisely and you will get your money back if you sell. if you keep it mint .and buying your own you get unlimited
Usage, that would you in the poor house if you rented, I would get the 500mm rather than six , I shoot a lot of eagles with a 300 mm
And there is so many but I have tough time getting a close shot ,but I know a 5oomm would just put me in a more keeper spot , if I go outside I see at least 10 or more in a 30 minuites drive in any direction . But when there sitting atop of a 100 foot fur tree it just won't
Cut it you can only enlarge so much , and
Sep 23, 2018 16:48:44 #
MT Shooter wrote:
Its WiFi, why are you looking for an app?
,,, 
ISep 11, 2018 15:14:37 #
rpavich wrote:
Asking the OP why he doesn't stay with film is an insult to you?
That's the dumbest thing I ever heard (at least today so far)
Film isn't expensive nor is it hard to find and hard to get developed or printed.
That's the dumbest thing I ever heard (at least today so far)
Film isn't expensive nor is it hard to find and hard to get developed or printed.
No your right ,if you compare it with more film . I can shoot 500 hundered or more images on a card and develop all of them at Costco for peanuts , it would cost a bundle to buy film and do the same amount of images.
Sep 6, 2018 13:17:22 #
FLYPRP wrote:
SS319, that was such a long time ago and now with all the new technology, they are all good cameras to me. So I just want something that will be confortable for me to learn. It just happens that costco had that bundle and it looks good and interesting to me.
Your right there all good there is no need to spend more than $300 to $500 for a entry level DSLR of any make as the imeages you take
Will be the same as those taken with a $1500 or a $6000 . My daughter uses her iPhone and her images put most of the pictures I have
Seen from her friends and other source's to shame , I still use a D90 nikons bought new ,and I shoot bald eagles on the wing .I may get a
Higher iso and frame per sec.camera soon, I would get a refurbished camera for around $700 If I were in your shoes the d7200 then in a year or two when you know all there is to know about your camera and your still wanting a new one , then go for the $1500 job but buy it
Refurbished for half that , my second d90 was a used one for $400 and that is the one I use for eagles ,the lens has never been off it for five years or more ,
Sep 1, 2018 15:26:43 #
grandpaw wrote:
This is a green heron taken in this mornings photo outing.
Don't trim the up and down left side any narrower, it looks as if ha is staring into the abyss ,adds to the photo
Sep 1, 2018 15:16:28 #
grandpaw wrote:
This is a green heron taken in this mornings photo outing.
It's a good one , but cut of about half of the empty space above it's head right across top side to side then blow it up and send me one
Aug 28, 2018 17:17:34 #
Largobob wrote:
A better question might be, "Since I already own some very outstanding cameras (D810 and Df's), why do I need ANY mirrorless camera?
If you beleive that , I have a bridge for sale, cheep
Aug 28, 2018 17:11:55 #
BuckeyeBilly wrote:
You really need to ask for information in a better... (show quote)
My thoughts also or a fable at best
Aug 28, 2018 16:50:59 #
russraman wrote:
I watched the online Nikon Z6/7 Hands-on Panel Dis... (show quote)
You watched it twice and read reviews ,the questions your asking sounds like your a mark and cant make upyour mind ,you do
Need help for sure , now I'm read the rest of the replies to see if I was right or wrong , have a nice one .
