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Oct 2, 2012 14:34:02   #
I buy DK76 room freshener so that when I am in Photoshop it seems authentic. :lol:

john merry wrote:
i totally agree with you the one thing raw has going for it you dont have that bad dark room smell
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Oct 2, 2012 13:58:31   #
Ok, good try. I had two Mamiya AFD 645 cameras and only the film backs, I lusted after one of these digital backs, but couldn't aford it, finaly in frustration I traded both cameras and lens (50, 80 and 150) in for a Nikon D7000. I miss the Mamiya cameras, but love my Nikon D7000.

Pentony wrote:
Thanks for the info. Unfortunately that digital back only works on Mamiya's 645 camera, not on the Mamiya Universal which I have.
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Oct 2, 2012 06:21:10   #
Check this out: http://www.photographydailynews.com/2012/04/leaf-credo-medium-format-digital-back/

Still expensive but not as much as the full camera.
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Oct 1, 2012 22:09:56   #
There is no argument, if you like to shoot in JPEG and that satisfies your needs then there is no need to shoot in RAW. I like the artistic effects and do a lot of PP that is why I shoot in RAW. Few more examples which are heavily processed.

fstop22 wrote:
I shoot JPEG all the time and just love the fact I can download, and process in minutes. With so many people shooting and Shouting shoot in Raw. I just want to hear a good argument for me to come over to your side. I want someone to show me that the benefits out weigh the headaches. In my Opinion Raw has a better chance of turning out bad than good. After all the processing is in your hands. How can the average photographer process a file better than a Computer?? And if I want to add my tweaks, just go from the JPEG file. I should mention that I never process the original file and always have that to fall back on.
Brucej67 wrote:
I will reframe from calling you names, and agree to disagree with you, however you are not making any point yourself. What are you saying that shooting in JPEG is better than RAW? Or are you saying do not PP your photographs to the degree that you need raw?

fstop22 wrote:
What, this was the size of a postage stamp?? I stand by the facts. Color off, focus off... and since we can't blame the raw we will blame you.. But the Point is you still did not make your case, that shooting in Raw is Better. But go ahead and call me names if it makes you feel better.
Brucej67 wrote:
You can't blame the camera or RAW on this, it is my interpretation of what I see (I am 70% color blind) and if you wern't such an asshole you would appreciate that. It so happens on this picture I sent it in to Digital Camera and recieved praise for it. And by the way focus is not off, I blew it up to 198% and focus was on.

Brucej67 wrote:
I beg your pardon; I shoot RAW (NEAF in Nikon terms) and have posted many shots (including my avatar). Check this one out: :hunf:

fstop22 wrote:
You Guys are Killing Me. You tell everyone to shoot raw but Where's the Photos. I went back and checked everyone that shots raw, 100% of the Time.. Nikonian is the only one that post photos. Most of you Raw shooters have Not Even Posted One Photo.... And the few that have maybe 5 or 6.. You Rave how great Raw is but you post No Photos or just a couple. All of my shots are in JPEG. Not the best in the world, but you guys ain't even Posted anything to Look at.. Is your Photos still Processing?? I wasted one week of my life on Raw, that was almost 2 years ago. If you have to rely on Raw processing to pull data from the shadows and highlights of todays cameras, maybe you should read a book or two on photography. I recommend Understanding Exposure edition3 by Brain Peterson. There are qualified Raw shooters on this format.but you got to Post some decent photos before you start Trashing shooting in JPEG. Stop giving opinions when you got no photos............
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Oct 1, 2012 20:18:52   #
I will reframe from calling you names, and agree to disagree with you, however you are not making any point yourself. What are you saying that shooting in JPEG is better than RAW? Or are you saying do not PP your photographs to the degree that you need raw?

fstop22 wrote:
What, this was the size of a postage stamp?? I stand by the facts. Color off, focus off... and since we can't blame the raw we will blame you.. But the Point is you still did not make your case, that shooting in Raw is Better. But go ahead and call me names if it makes you feel better.
Brucej67 wrote:
You can't blame the camera or RAW on this, it is my interpretation of what I see (I am 70% color blind) and if you wern't such an asshole you would appreciate that. It so happens on this picture I sent it in to Digital Camera and recieved praise for it. And by the way focus is not off, I blew it up to 198% and focus was on.

Brucej67 wrote:
I beg your pardon; I shoot RAW (NEAF in Nikon terms) and have posted many shots (including my avatar). Check this one out: :hunf:

fstop22 wrote:
You Guys are Killing Me. You tell everyone to shoot raw but Where's the Photos. I went back and checked everyone that shots raw, 100% of the Time.. Nikonian is the only one that post photos. Most of you Raw shooters have Not Even Posted One Photo.... And the few that have maybe 5 or 6.. You Rave how great Raw is but you post No Photos or just a couple. All of my shots are in JPEG. Not the best in the world, but you guys ain't even Posted anything to Look at.. Is your Photos still Processing?? I wasted one week of my life on Raw, that was almost 2 years ago. If you have to rely on Raw processing to pull data from the shadows and highlights of todays cameras, maybe you should read a book or two on photography. I recommend Understanding Exposure edition3 by Brain Peterson. There are qualified Raw shooters on this format.but you got to Post some decent photos before you start Trashing shooting in JPEG. Stop giving opinions when you got no photos............
You Guys are Killing Me. You tell everyone to shoo... (show quote)
I beg your pardon; I shoot RAW (NEAF in Nikon term... (show quote)
You can't blame the camera or RAW on this, it is m... (show quote)
What, this was the size of a postage stamp?? I sta... (show quote)
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Oct 1, 2012 20:01:48   #
Are you trying to be argumentitive, no one bashes JPEG for even after processing RAW it must be turned into JPEG to use the picture.

fstop22 wrote:
Come on Guys where's all you Raw shooters that bash JPEG
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Oct 1, 2012 19:54:50   #
You can't blame the camera or RAW on this, it is my interpretation of what I see (I am 70% color blind) and if you wern't such an asshole you would appreciate that. It so happens on this picture I sent it in to Digital Camera and recieved praise for it. And by the way focus is not off, I blew it up to 198% and focus was on.

Brucej67 wrote:
I beg your pardon; I shoot RAW (NEAF in Nikon terms) and have posted many shots (including my avatar). Check this one out: :hunf:

fstop22 wrote:
You Guys are Killing Me. You tell everyone to shoot raw but Where's the Photos. I went back and checked everyone that shots raw, 100% of the Time.. Nikonian is the only one that post photos. Most of you Raw shooters have Not Even Posted One Photo.... And the few that have maybe 5 or 6.. You Rave how great Raw is but you post No Photos or just a couple. All of my shots are in JPEG. Not the best in the world, but you guys ain't even Posted anything to Look at.. Is your Photos still Processing?? I wasted one week of my life on Raw, that was almost 2 years ago. If you have to rely on Raw processing to pull data from the shadows and highlights of todays cameras, maybe you should read a book or two on photography. I recommend Understanding Exposure edition3 by Brain Peterson. There are qualified Raw shooters on this format.but you got to Post some decent photos before you start Trashing shooting in JPEG. Stop giving opinions when you got no photos............
You Guys are Killing Me. You tell everyone to shoo... (show quote)
I beg your pardon; I shoot RAW (NEAF in Nikon term... (show quote)
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Oct 1, 2012 18:21:40   #
I beg your pardon; I shoot RAW (NEAF in Nikon terms) and have posted many shots (including my avatar). Check this one out: :hunf:

fstop22 wrote:
You Guys are Killing Me. You tell everyone to shoot raw but Where's the Photos. I went back and checked everyone that shots raw, 100% of the Time.. Nikonian is the only one that post photos. Most of you Raw shooters have Not Even Posted One Photo.... And the few that have maybe 5 or 6.. You Rave how great Raw is but you post No Photos or just a couple. All of my shots are in JPEG. Not the best in the world, but you guys ain't even Posted anything to Look at.. Is your Photos still Processing?? I wasted one week of my life on Raw, that was almost 2 years ago. If you have to rely on Raw processing to pull data from the shadows and highlights of todays cameras, maybe you should read a book or two on photography. I recommend Understanding Exposure edition3 by Brain Peterson. There are qualified Raw shooters on this format.but you got to Post some decent photos before you start Trashing shooting in JPEG. Stop giving opinions when you got no photos............
You Guys are Killing Me. You tell everyone to shoo... (show quote)

D800 24-70 F2.8 shot in NEAF

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Oct 1, 2012 07:39:46   #
Leica has a good reputation above Nikon and Canon, but it's just to dam expensive.

Theo_cupent42 wrote:
The main reason is these are the two most versatile value-for-money companies for aps-c and full frame. If you were to go into medium format or larger format Dslrs, these two names wouldn't even get a mention.

The quality is in other brands like Sony, yes, but they don't have the broad range of the other two.

These two companies also have had decades to build up their profiles and audiences. Compared to other companies of their age (eg hassle lad, Leica), they're a more "budget" option.

That's what I think, anyway - just my 2 cents...
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Oct 1, 2012 07:35:20   #
Me to.
BigBear wrote:
I shoot RAW at all times.
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Sep 30, 2012 10:43:13   #
Railroad station.

jvance wrote:
trevor wright wrote:
one of the local old station buildings near my home.


At the risk of sounding silly what is a station building?
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Sep 30, 2012 08:30:32   #
Love the composition and the picture in BW.

trevor wright wrote:
one of the local old station buildings near my home.
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Sep 30, 2012 08:29:08   #
Is that Jamaica NC? :lol:

waldron7 wrote:
Using a Sony Cyber-shot P&S
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Sep 28, 2012 11:24:59   #
I would say no, look at the picture I posted here, the 105mm macro was mounted on a Nikon D7000 effectively making this a 150+mm lens.

ecobin wrote:
Blurryeyed wrote:
foto.bug wrote:
I am looking to purchase a macro lens for my Nikon D7000 and was hoping to get some advise. Any recommendations?


To add to what I said earlier, if you can afford it stay in 100mm or possibly consider a used Sigma 150mm but not the one with Image Stabilization because I have read that it is not as good as the older lens... You will appreciate the added working distance of the longer lens and they produce a more creamy background blur that helps your subject to stand out.. I would avoid a 180mm marco lens as my first macro lens because they are much more difficult to work with.
quote=foto.bug I am looking to purchase a macro l... (show quote)


I love Sigma, but a 150mm on a crop sensor camera is equivalent to 225mm. Isn't that a bit long for macro - just asking as I haven't done any real macro yet.
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Sep 28, 2012 08:10:46   #
I have the Nikon 40mm, 60mm and 105mm, out of all of them the most used is my 105mm lens. The two pictures attached are with the 105mm standing 4 feet from subject and the 40mm shot I was 10 inches from subject.

foto.bug wrote:
I am looking to purchase a macro lens for my Nikon D7000 and was hoping to get some advise. Any recommendations?

Taken with the 105mm


Taken with the 40mm

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