With my "X" camera
Jul 31, 2013 13:23:04 #
I do like the posts "with my SX40" or SX50 boats"
Perhaps we should all do that, preface the title with
D7000 shots of a flower, 60D shots of a cat, Aeroplane with my D70
Why I have no idea
Perhaps we should all do that, preface the title with
D7000 shots of a flower, 60D shots of a cat, Aeroplane with my D70
Why I have no idea
Jul 31, 2013 13:58:00 #
JR1 wrote:
I do like the posts "with my SX40" or SX50 boats"
Perhaps we should all do that, preface the title with
D7000 shots of a flower, 60D shots of a cat, Aeroplane with my D70
Why I have no idea
Perhaps we should all do that, preface the title with
D7000 shots of a flower, 60D shots of a cat, Aeroplane with my D70
Why I have no idea
Then add if a flash or tripod or monopod or filter was used. ;)
Jul 31, 2013 17:00:17 #
Jul 31, 2013 18:48:58 #
Unless some feature of a certain camera would make a difference in photo it makes no difference what kind of camera was used. It's the photographer not the camera. - Dave
Jul 31, 2013 19:29:52 #
No need to apologize for using a bridge camera, unless posting a 100% crop...
Jul 31, 2013 23:50:22 #
wilsondl2 wrote:
I imagine someone who doesn't realize that and is looking for a new camera will select one that is used by someone whose photos they admire. Unless some feature of a certain camera would make a difference in photo it makes no difference what kind of camera was used. It's the photographer not the camera. - Dave
Like in the film days, all the camera buff yuppies had to have a Hasselblad. I used a Mamiya RB 67 and loved it. Much lower in price and a larger format to boot.
Of course the camera can make a difference in the finished product when you take into consideration the MP's, whether full or cropped frame and the lens. But you are certainly correct when you say it's what's behind the camera that really counts.
Peace, Ray.
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Aug 1, 2013 00:00:59 #
n3eg wrote:
Would you mean by that, no crop or cropping to fit the PC screen?No need to apologize for using a bridge camera, unless posting a 100% crop...
Aug 1, 2013 01:51:37 #
JR1 wrote:
I do like the posts "with my SX40" or SX50 boats"
Perhaps we should all do that, preface the title with
D7000 shots of a flower, 60D shots of a cat, Aeroplane with my D70
Why I have no idea
Perhaps we should all do that, preface the title with
D7000 shots of a flower, 60D shots of a cat, Aeroplane with my D70
Why I have no idea
Because it's entirely too logical......
Aug 1, 2013 06:02:33 #
You must have too much time on your hands, JR1, to come up with some of your ideas. :D
Aug 1, 2013 06:06:25 #
DOOK wrote:
You must have too much time on your hands, JR1, to come up with some of your ideas. :D
As a single father working from home and caring for a disabled son, whilst waiting for wedding videos to render and photoshop to process a few hundred shots why not
It's one of the benefits of working one's own hours
Aug 1, 2013 06:18:17 #
Aug 1, 2013 07:46:21 #
I agree with you, JR. It is helpful for the hogger who is interested in either a particular camera or who enjoys looking at pictures of certain things
Aug 1, 2013 09:22:04 #
Yes.I agree with JR.sometimes this gives a special enthusiasm as when we have the same camera & find it works great with someone.Why not mine of the same model can.
Aug 1, 2013 10:02:54 #
gviprasath wrote:
Yes.I agree with JR.sometimes this gives a special enthusiasm as when we have the same camera & find it works great with someone.Why not mine of the same model can.
I love the idea. You can check on what photos were taken with equipment you have. If the shots aren't better than yours then you know you are a better photographer. If the shots are better than IT'S YOU!
:thumbup:
Aug 1, 2013 11:56:44 #
JR1 wrote:
I do like the posts "with my SX40" or SX50 boats"
Perhaps we should all do that, preface the title with
D7000 shots of a flower, 60D shots of a cat, Aeroplane with my D70
Why I have no idea
Perhaps we should all do that, preface the title with
D7000 shots of a flower, 60D shots of a cat, Aeroplane with my D70
Why I have no idea
Neither do I.
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