Too funny how my clients never ask me what camera I use... let alone what model...
They only ask: "How soon can I have my Deliverables... "


aint that the truth.

you just had TO SAY it ...
so when they do, we will all blame you....
thanks a lot

I dont know what it is but I have a planter full of them, every year I split it in half and plant some in the yard. By the following year the planter is full again. They are just beginning to bloom . The ones in the yard dont do as well, I think I dont water them enough

It was cloudy here in Fla where I am, so nothing, those further south got some great pix. Saturday night was crystal clear and nothing.... Today, sundays news says we may have them again tonight , wanna guess what the current weather is??? yup cloudy ...

want to fail the photography class? Then shoot a JPG image and turn it in. Want to fail the field trip? Shoot without a tripod and get a " 0 " for the day.

I'll stick with RAW....when you see my images blown up to 8 x16 FEET on broad way you'll know why.

if they want to buy u a new camera then GREAT. if not at least let them pay to have it checked out .....Hope your doing ok ....

Id like to know where they are today , and see any pictures of what they look like now.

some days I enjoy them others I just pass by and come back a week later... my question is how did you get so many to pose for you?

I put two layers of heavy cardboard over the print.
Then wrap the print in bubble wrap. Wrap it, do not put the print in the box and then put bubble wrap on top of it....as the bottom isnt protected. Then I put some masking tape over the bubble wrap to hold it in place.
Ive never had any problems. Now weigh it, then go on line to the postoffice and you can get an approx price to mail it . or go to UPS website.

I use lithium ION batteries in my rc boats. I have seen them swell up in one day.
I also see people saying they leave their batteries in their cameras. ( BAd IDEA)
I understand if you use your camera a few times a week, then I leave the batteries in. If I know its going to be more than a week, I remove them. You may never have a problem but they do go bad as you found out.

I can shoot all day with my z9 using one battery.... its much much better on batteries than I expected.

I sold my better cameras and kept my Nikon 5200 SLR camera. My thought was maybe id get nostalgic and use it every so often... well the Z9 takes SOOO much better pix ... So thats out.
BUt I take it with me on cruises, if it gets stolen , id be upset but it wouldnt be my z9 gone ...

My editing is usually much better than any JPG image. I say if you are going to shoot JPG, why bother spending big bucks on a good camera when a $100 camera will do for you.
Want to fail the camera course I took???? shoot JPG and dont use a tripod on field excursions and you failed.

IF you have photoshop its can be done quite well with Gen Fill BUt you have to know how to do it, its not just telling it to make the pic an oil painting. Heres how.
Load the pic into PS
press the letter Q layer box on right turns red
Press the color selection box on the left
when color picker comes up pick dark gray ( different dark shades gets different results)
then at the same time click alt and backspace pic turns red
press Q again
now in the gen fill box tell it to make it an oil painting
hope this helps

the z9 appeared in my camera bag one day. I like it most of the time. other times I cuss it....