Posts for: Sharona
Feb 5, 2021 07:32:11 #
If it is the one that Billnikon posted a link to, it is excellent. To attach camera with quick release plate attached to head, tilt camera back placing rear of qr plate in place, then pull out front knob of head while inserting front part of qr plate, turn knob and tighten. Check to affirm properly seated and tighten. I carry mine attached to tripod all day.
philo wrote:
I wanted to replace my gimbel head and this gear head looked like a good choice.
Purchased the head on ebay and the seller was in China.
I can not get the plate that came with the head to reattach, and i called customer service. They said that their product has a 5 year warranty; however since the seller was in china the warranty does not apply.
The funny thing is that the product is made in China.
Purchased the head on ebay and the seller was in China.
I can not get the plate that came with the head to reattach, and i called customer service. They said that their product has a 5 year warranty; however since the seller was in china the warranty does not apply.
The funny thing is that the product is made in China.
Jan 30, 2021 10:00:36 #
Thanks Bill!
yssirk123 wrote:
Excellent images - well done!!
Jan 30, 2021 09:13:46 #
I have both, the latter for my D750 and the Z 14-30 for my Z6II. While I was happy with the 16-35, there has been a significant improvement in IQ with the Z system. I do real estate photography and I have not even taken the FTZ adapter out of the box to try the 16-35 on the Z camera. I recently posted a photo shoot under Architectural and Street section. Next purchase will be the Z 24-200.
IDguy wrote:
Considering replacing latter with former as I no longer have F mount cameras. My main reasons are lighter weight and not having to fuss with FTZ. I would sell later to help finance former. And maybe sell 24-70 since I’m happy with 24-200 over that range.
Have a cruise planned to St. Petersburg in June and think it might be better than 24-200 in Hermitage...which I will only experience this one time.
Comments?
Have a cruise planned to St. Petersburg in June and think it might be better than 24-200 in Hermitage...which I will only experience this one time.
Comments?
Jan 21, 2021 11:54:27 #
Hi Mike,Thanks for the generous compliment. I don’t do the pp. I upload the selected brackets of 5 ambient lighting images to our editors. They do virtually light fireplaces but that one was actually on at the time so I’m not sure if they enhanced it. I do verticals in small bathrooms, no longer do them in foyers or two story rooms because the agents don’t want those as they can’t use them properly on FMLS. I do use a tall tripod which is great in 2 story rooms. With a two-story foyer I often get the lighting fixture from above, balcony view. Hope that answers your questions.
quote=mallen1330]Congratulations! A beautiful home, and perfect photos. I love your work.
Looks like the fireplace fire was "photoshopped" in? Would you mind sharing your photo and PP workflow? Do you ever take vertical (portrait) shots in spaces like these - vaulted and two-story spaces, tight bath shots, etc.?
...Mike[/quote]
quote=mallen1330]Congratulations! A beautiful home, and perfect photos. I love your work.
Looks like the fireplace fire was "photoshopped" in? Would you mind sharing your photo and PP workflow? Do you ever take vertical (portrait) shots in spaces like these - vaulted and two-story spaces, tight bath shots, etc.?
...Mike[/quote]
Jan 21, 2021 09:22:19 #
Oh, forgot to mention now using 14-30 mm with new mirrorless.
Sharona wrote:
16-35mm F4 all day long, so the 17-35mm will be ideal. My Interiors are almost always F7.1 or F8. I posted a real estate shoot a few days ago in Street and Architectural section.
Jan 21, 2021 07:46:52 #
16-35mm F4 all day long, so the 17-35mm will be ideal. My Interiors are almost always F7.1 or F8. I posted a real estate shoot a few days ago in Street and Architectural section.
toptrainer wrote:
For those of you out there that may know, is it be... (show quote)
Jan 19, 2021 16:39:24 #
BushDog wrote:
Beautiful photography work. 👍🏽
Thanks BushDog. The editing team deserves credit.
Jan 19, 2021 16:38:01 #
Thanks Moondoggie, My job does not feel like work.
Jan 19, 2021 08:52:04 #
Thanks. Folks may be surprised that these are shot as jpeg.
Jan 18, 2021 16:39:55 #
Thank you, Bob. Everyday is fun and different.
rmalarz wrote:
That certainly has the FLW look to it. Very nice work capturing and presenting this work photographically.
--Bob
--Bob
Jan 18, 2021 15:33:46 #
Here are a few images from the shoot.
Sharona wrote:
Here is a link to the real estate listing of a unique home I photographed last Week. https://listing.advantagehometours.com/ut/610_Red_Maple_Lane.html
Jan 18, 2021 15:08:02 #
Here is a link to the real estate listing of a unique home I photographed last Week. https://listing.advantagehometours.com/ut/610_Red_Maple_Lane.html
Apr 13, 2019 17:47:43 #
Capturing moments wrote:
Hi I’m looking to purchase a new or used wide angle full frame for a Nikon 750.
Suggestions!! Thank you!
Suggestions!! Thank you!
Hello,
With my Nikon D750, I use the Nikon 16-35mm F4. Most of my interiors are at F8, occasionally F7.1 so a larger aperture lens is not necessary for real estate photography. VR is off as always on tripod. Here is a recent sample of my work. This is a high volume, moderately priced product that is competitive in our market.
http://www.ahttours.com/archive/85752
Apr 6, 2019 07:48:48 #
You can hook up a sound bar directly to tv (prices start below $100) or place a wireless speaker next to your chair. You may need a bluetooth transmitter for wireless speaker if tv is not bluetooth enabled. You will also need a home wifi in place.
Mar 8, 2019 07:28:53 #
Suggestion on fashion as I am not a portrait photographer. A long sleeve, soft or even furry, not too oversized sweater or jacket would look nice in the snow along with a smile. If she prefers an edgy look than a leather or fabric coat, not bulky. Some smoothing of the skin as well would improve the image.