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Nov 27, 2011 08:42:00   #
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Ok ok i'am a black fri sucker test shots for the coolpixl105 right from the camera
Photopat wrote:
sinatraman wrote:
whose the furry guardian? he looks like a great pooch. by the way congradulations on coming over to the light side with all the other very intelligent and darn good looking nikonians. Soon you'll be muttering whila asleep,"I want my, i want my iwant my D-3x.!!!!!!


Thats Sage ...i have to much in pentax


I agree I love my Pentax too.
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Nov 27, 2011 08:11:58   #
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Photography crazy!
swagaman wrote:
I have been involved in photography for the past several years. I have been an art teacher for the past 17 years, but have been utterly smitten with photography. I am taking classes, reading, shooting daily and keeping in the learning curve. I am gaining valuable experience with doing the prom annually, senior portraits, family portraits, some formal sports pics, graduation, work for a local magazine, and so on. I would really be interested in making a living doing what I love, however what aspect of photography could I possibly do that would come remotely close to my current salary? It's a very small rural area...
Also wondering if taking my CPP test would be beneficial to my cause?
I have been involved in photography for the past s... (show quote)


To earn the most money to replace your teaching job I would suggest going into wedding photography, children/family portraits and pet portraits. Those are the most lucrative areas to replace a full time salary. Good luck.
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Nov 27, 2011 07:52:37   #
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Just because you can buy an expensive camera...
dragonfist wrote:
Makes one wonder how some folks end up with more money than brains.


WELL SAID!!!
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Nov 27, 2011 07:50:21   #
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Just because you can buy an expensive camera...
randym77 wrote:
...doesn't mean you should.

Exhibit A

See the review by "Iceman." He bought a Hasselblad. It cost $17,000. Even though he's a "casual photographer." He bought it to take to Disneyland, and gave it a low rating because it didn't come with a lens and doesn't do video. :shock:


It is unbelievable how many people buy expensive DSLR's thinking they will get top notch shots with a better camera when all they really need is a point and shoot. Most that buy DSLR's will never buy other lenses or filters. What a waste of money. When will they wake up and realize they don't need to spend excessive amounts on a camera when they only take it out of the closet for an occasional birthday party or special holiday. WHAT A WASTE OF MONEY!!!
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Nov 27, 2011 07:40:27   #
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pentax kr lens
terry c wrote:
I have an old pentax me super and have a bunch of lenses for it. I am looking at buying a pentax kr. will my old lenses work with this camera.

thanks


I have a Pentax K100D and from what I understand you can use all Pentax lenses with their cameras. Good luck.
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Nov 21, 2011 08:47:10   #
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I have not seen any disussions about Pentax, Why?
GDRoth wrote:
As you can see by my equipment list below, I use a Pentax K5 and mostly Pentax lenses. I love my K5 and think it's just a good as any Canikon.............

My Main internet forum is the Pentax Forum where you can drill down in the use of Pentax gear. I also enjoy Ugly Hedgehog to get a wider view of things....

The Pentax forum is at
http://www.pentaxforums.com/forums/


Thanks for the forum address, I'll have to check it out.
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Nov 21, 2011 06:11:07   #
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I have not seen any disussions about Pentax, Why?
cgchief wrote:
GSDLOVER wrote:
Hi all,
I've been reading the fourms for a few days now and notice that no one seems to use Pentax. I'm new to Pentax and SLR potography. I have used a Canon PowerShot A590 in the past, and still do use from time to time, but wanted to get more serious with my photography without jumping right into the big money professional cameras. I have a Pentax K-r I bought last years and have a tri/unipod, lenses smc 18-55 & smc 55-300 & a lens hood so far. I want to invest in a better flash than the built in one and I think a macro lens would be nice. I mainly shoot indoor basketball games and dance. Outdoor action shots of birds & dogs and I like playing around with macro shots.
Any thoughts or advice for a new SLR user?
Hi all, br I've been reading the fourms for a few... (show quote)

I have been a happy Pentax user for about 50 years. And I
use all screw mount lens on my Pentax *istDL (with adapter) and my K mount lens on my Pentax K10D. You
can't get better.
I have an adapter mount for reversing the lens for macro for sale in the 'for sale' section.
quote=GSDLOVER Hi all, br I've been reading the ... (show quote)


I have a Pentax K100D and love it. The only thing I would love to upgrade from its 6.1 pixels especially for cropping photos. Unfortunately the Pentax that I am looking at is running around $1,200 to $1,300. At the present time it is out of my budget range but I can dream anyway.
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Nov 18, 2011 06:07:10   #
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Pet and Animal photos
maxamillion wrote:
Have really enjoyed seeing all these pet portraits, so much so that I have been inspired to post my first pictures!


These are beautiful animals, so glad you submitted them. I'm really glad I started this topic, we've had so many entries of beautiful pets to view. Thanks everyone who have posted their pet photos. I love it.
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Nov 17, 2011 20:34:24   #
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Pet and Animal photos
BrendaV wrote:
I am going to add one to the fun. This is my 8 year old Siberian Husky watching through the sliding glass door as my daughter's three young dogs play catch in our backyard. Looks like she wants to join the fun!


Sorry, didn't mean to make the picture so large. Not sure what to do to make it smaller.


He's beautiful Brenday.
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Nov 17, 2011 19:52:00   #
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Shooting with a point and shoot Digital camera
richard wrote:
What make and model point & shoot was used?


I use a Pentax K100D.
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Nov 17, 2011 19:38:54   #
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Pet and Animal photos
photogrl2 wrote:
I take a lot at the shelter and then people started coming to me to get their dogs on these greeting cards i am doing for the shelter to sell , I HOPE some PAID business will come from that :)


I'm also hoping to get business from people that support the shelter too. I take the photos they use to post on the shelter's web site.
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Nov 17, 2011 09:24:06   #
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Pet and Animal photos
keeper wrote:
A comment to all of you who posted a picture. They are great! I'm a very shy "photographer" and usually don't stop people to take photos. But, after looking at your images, well, maybe it'd be easier for me to stop and ask someone if I could take a picture of their dog? Thank you!!!


Go for it, it's a good way to start and most people will be thrilled to have you take their pets portrait. At the same time it will be good for you, where you tend to be shy, and give you practice in approaching people. Who knows what other areas it will open you up to and help you feel more comfortable in asking people to take their shots. You can do it, just keep plugging, the more you do it the easier it becomes. Good luck and keep us posted how it goes.
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Nov 17, 2011 05:49:32   #
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Pet and Animal photos
[quote=photogrl2]
KathyinNH wrote:
photogrl2 wrote:
I had the pleasure of working with 5 dogs yesterday ... have done no edit yet but will send this one .


Love it, so lucky to get all 5 to sit still at the same time for the shoot. Let's see more of them when you're finished.


I have not finished editing but did some pup[pies as well.. gees busy these days ![/quote]

Oh, the puppies are adorable.
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Nov 17, 2011 05:49:00   #
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Pet and Animal photos
coquitlam wrote:
here's 2 of our 5. Boo, the white one, is a contortionist.


Love them both. Love the white cat in the basket. What a position and so funny. Great captures.
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Nov 16, 2011 23:17:37   #
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Pet and Animal photos
judy juul wrote:
Proud parents!


I'm enjoying all these pet portraits that everyone is submitting so much, keep them coming.
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