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Jun 7, 2021 12:04:48   #
boberic wrote:
. Why such hostility? If you don't like this forum or this section or both, maybe you should look in a mirror. And you might see a person with all 3 of the objects of that hostility


Hostility to denial of established fact? That is the duty of all of us. It is not "hostility", it is defending the sacred duty of every person to support truth. It is not hostility. It is a duty. If you want the lies of the insane to dictate our future, that is on you.
Well you and Admin, who seems to think the alliance of every other responsible social platform to reject the falsity of the far, insane right is irrational.
Admin should simply be ashamed.
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Jun 3, 2021 14:17:02   #
Lately ADMIN has shown a preponderance of fake fact leaning.

I posted a clearly factual post that denied me access to the thread as well as follow-up.

ADMIN has been sucked in to the false and disproven belief in vote fraud and any challenge to that thinking.

It is sad, but the site has become a source of false information by deleting statements of established fact as "political"

Everyone is entitled to their beliefs. They are NOT entitled to their own facts.
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Jun 3, 2021 13:59:24   #
User ID wrote:
We each have our sketch pad. Yours in your mind, mine in my pocket !

Below are what I consider sketches, made by phone.
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LOL
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Jun 3, 2021 09:53:00   #
CHG_CANON wrote:
Everyone's favorite Utubers, Tony & Chelsea, have a video below of them both online shopping from the ugly-bin at KEH for 1 body and two lenses each for a combined total of $1000 per bundle (with their own KEH online discount code). Of course, both selected all full-frame equipment. They went out in three shooting situations and present numerous results along with commentary of using less than today's cutting edge models.

https://youtu.be/P3mWDb6odAY


They seem to have skipped over BIF-Sports and other action photography in their analysis. Big failure from my POV.
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Jun 2, 2021 09:38:26   #
Picture Taker wrote:
The next question is do I take better pictures than you?


No. You do not. Because you are not there.
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Jun 2, 2021 08:44:38   #
Thomas902 wrote:
Another thumbs up for Allen's Camera... They came through with a rather hard to find Nikon ES-2 (I had requested to be contacted if they should get one in stock) Sure enough, Allen's received a shipment from Nikon a mouth later and alerted me... I purchased it immediately that morning and amazingly it arrived at my studio (just outside of Washington DC) the very next day...

That was the fasted turnaround time I've ever experience...
Allen's is a Five Star camera shop in my humble estimation!
Another thumbs up for Allen's Camera... They came ... (show quote)


They love photography and photographers there. Just show interest and respect their experience and knowledge and they will bend over backward to get you what you want and/or need. They are not shy in letting you know if they think you are going down an unproductive path. Usually by telling you about their return policy at just the right time.
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Jun 2, 2021 08:40:41   #
E.L.. Shapiro wrote:
I have shot ad layouts for fitness-related clients- gyms, diet plans, diet drinks and foods, diet pills, and exercise machines and devices. The art directors and ad-agency account executives always want the BEFORE guy or gal to seem unhappy (unsmiling), too obviously overweight and out of shape, and somewhat unfashionably dressed. The AFTER images are happy, upbeat, and well dressed and styled. It might be subtle but it is there and very common. I suspect that some of those images are retouched to reduce the appearance of body mass- probably illegal auto FTC or other consumer protection policies. The folks at Portrait-Pro now have body retouching software- you don't even need to be an expert retoucher are airbrush artist to knock of those pounds- in a picture, that is!

Well-crafted medical photographs, especially where plastic surgery and facial aesthetics are concerned, are strictly documentary and shot to particular standards as to camera and subject position and unembellished but clear lighting.
I have shot ad layouts for fitness-related clients... (show quote)


"subtle" Ok. If that makes you feel good. Before and after shots in those ads are "subtle"
They are also fodder for lots of eye rolling.
But you have to do what the client wants.
Unfortunately there are millions of people out there who miss what is obvious to others in those ads. I mean facing forward slumped in bad posture with bad lighting and then standing up, sucking it in at a 1/4 to full profile with diffuse lighting. I sometimes think the before and after shots were done on the same day.
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Jun 2, 2021 07:18:10   #
CHG_CANON wrote:
How would one know they're not a successful photographer without having tried the best equipment?


One clue would be they have not generated enough income to buy or even rent the best equipment. That would be a hint at lack of success.
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Jun 2, 2021 07:17:01   #
Longshadow wrote:
Yea, it could be good 2 camera gear as well.


But not 5! Never 5!
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Jun 2, 2021 07:14:20   #
E.L.. Shapiro wrote:
That is an excellent, up-to-date resource of information. It is written by the professional association of Plastic Surgeons. The setup is clearly explained and the instructions are easy to follow. Good illustrations!


I just did a search to find it, but was also very impressed with the precision. This would result in very different before and after shots than what we are used to seeing in diet and exercise machine adds.
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Jun 1, 2021 14:09:23   #
Burkley wrote:
I have never shot in a studio. I am setting up a new office and will want to take serial photos of patients’ facial contours to compare before and after results of surgical interventions. I do some cosmetics but mainly reconstruction surgeries fixing traumatic injuries or other’s less desirable outcomes. The pictures are taken by medical assistants so simplicity and reproducibility are keys. With the advent of LED studio lights, I wanted to mount LED studio lights that can be turned on with a switch, paint a wall with background paint and place foot positions on the floor so that the patient can easily turn to the appropriate angles. Currently, we use a portable ring light with a fabric background in an exam room.

My questions: what lights would you use and at what angle from the center would you place them? Would you place any lighting on the ceiling? Or, would you just continue with a ring light on a moveable stand?
I have never shot in a studio. I am setting up a n... (show quote)


The ASPS and PSEF have a document about this. I found a copy here:
https://drsunol.com/pdf/fotografia-cirugia-estetica-plastica-joaquim-sunol.pdf
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Jun 1, 2021 13:51:16   #
Maybe we should take this literally. Parchment paper is good for cameras. Pinhole cameras.
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Jun 1, 2021 09:26:14   #
Cell phone cameras have come a long way. But for action shots, they are not there yet.
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Jun 1, 2021 09:23:04   #
Carl1024 wrote:
Is it good 4 camera gear?
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For cleaning your lens? Try 000 steel wool. If that does not work, go back to the parchment paper.
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May 27, 2021 09:08:19   #
Imagemine wrote:
Y-do most street & documentary photographers use Leica


Do you still beat your wife?

Or ... your question is one that assumes facts not in evidence.
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