Posts for: mtrunz
May 27, 2019 17:21:26 #
Please look at your private messages or email me ASAP at mtrunz@yahoo.com.
Thank you
Thank you
Dec 7, 2018 02:37:24 #
Nikon D800 DSLR Body & Nikon MB-D12 grip with 2 Li-ion batteries and David Busch's D800 full and compact field guide books. Extremely low shutter count of only 5,197. Original boxes, manuals, cords, charger and camera strap. Grip comes with both original battery trays (OE Li-ion & AA) with original carrying pouch. Asking 1,200.00 for all. Everything is in perfect Condition cosmetically and functionally. You won't be disappointed. Call Mick at 716-622-6226 if you're interested, have questions or want to make an offer.
May 21, 2018 09:42:00 #
Thanks for responding. I’ve seen Punch. It doesn’t have the functionality I’m looking for. I need to be able to use actual photos of a home and add furniture and/or accessories, landscaping, etc. Architectural or CAD programs require you to generate a 2D floor plan as opposed to using the actual home photos. If anyone has any suggestions I would greatly appreciate it.
May 20, 2018 10:34:34 #
I’m a realtor who does my own professional photography and looking to add virtual staging. I know there are services that will charge per photo but I’m looking for software I can purchase and add virtual furniture and accessories. Does anyone know of existing software that allows this functionality?
Jul 25, 2017 17:27:55 #
If you don't see the red flags then maybe you are naive or maybe you're the OP's Mom lol. If you don't get that some of us simply felt compelled to call attention to the obvious high potential for shenanigans on this post then so be it but let it go before you have an aneurysm.
Jul 25, 2017 10:59:26 #
Like I said, we have each other's backs here on the Hog. That's what separates us from the "other" sites you mentioned. You're certainly entitled to your opinion but so are we and if that's a problem for you then no one is forcing you to return.
Jul 24, 2017 13:36:34 #
If this were legit the seller would accept PayPal. We have each other's backs here on the Hog so sirens go off and scam alert flags go up when cash only offerings like this goes up. Take that weak ass bs somewhere else.
Apr 11, 2017 12:11:55 #
You didn't say if you were a casual photographer, a serious hobbyist or a pro. If you're a casual photographer or somewhere between that and a serious hobbyist you can buy 4 3rd party grips for the price on one OEM. I am a part time pro and have had a Pixel brand grip on my D800 for 3 years with perfect results. It doesn't have a light weight feel so maybe it's better made than some of other aftermarket grips. All I know is that it's help up perfectly with quite a bit of use and I'm glad I didn't spend the big bucks on the OEM grip like I wanted to.
Apr 3, 2017 01:41:21 #
Nice to see some of us old time photo bugs are car guys too. I have an original 66 Tripower GTO in my garage. All I have to do is find the time to finish the resto.
Apr 2, 2017 11:45:30 #
Definitely a Dodge Charger. Total disrespect to Pontiac's GTO - The original muscle car 😜😁😇
Apr 1, 2017 09:46:01 #
I'll take the Nikon battery if you'll accept 20 with shipping. You can send it "media mail" for a couple bucks in a small padded envelope. Please pm me at mtrunz@yahoo.com.
Mar 23, 2017 14:09:37 #
StanRP wrote:
New to the Hog and am in awe of the knowledge bein... (show quote)
Some sound advice overall but the mechanic's tool analogy is a bit flawed. Buying the 5500 more like buying a set of Craftsman tools which will serve him well for years to come rather than spending twice as much for Snap On tools that won't do the job any better for the intended purpose. I don't think the OP is going into professional photography so the 5500 will take excellent pictures for any hobbyist and even in some professional settings. Certainly an FX body is better than the DX but the average hobbyist and even occasional professional can produce stunning photos with the 5500 and some quality glass.
Mar 22, 2017 09:41:38 #
I just ordered a refurb 5500 for my daughter directly from Nikon. They had a sale with free shipping and 10% off all refurbs. It was supposed to have ended on the 20th but check it out as they may have extended it. She picked up the 5500 kit with a 18-55mm lens for 503.96. I don't think you'll beat that. They had quite a selection of additional refurb lenses to choose from as well if you want to add on.
Feb 17, 2017 01:13:55 #
I'm interested in seeing pics and shipping cost to 14120 zip. Are these AF lenses? What camera were they originally purchased with? Do you have original boxes, lens covers, etc? Are both in good working order?
Please PM me with answers. Thank you
Please PM me with answers. Thank you
Nov 22, 2016 12:45:52 #
policelion wrote:
But it would be like starting over the D-750 is a full frame, my D-70 is not. So I got to basically got to start all over... that's why I wanted to know which one really was the best
Both are top quality cameras. You should get your hands on both if possible. Spend some time exploring the menus and button placement to see which you like better.
Find as many reviews as you can on both and see which nuances and strengths of each suit your shooting style/needs best. I chose my Nikon D800 over a similar Canon model because it suited my needs best but I'm sure many others chose the Canon because it suited THEM best. There's no wrong answer so take as long as you need to decide.