Posts for: SHLeM52
Apr 12, 2016 23:24:59 #
James R wrote:
Mister Natural...... CooL.
Ahhh, yesss...
Robert Crumb at his best!
Mar 1, 2016 10:53:38 #
University of Southampton (UK) has been working on a new minidisk storage medium made of Quartz. The disk is about the size of a 50 cent piece, and will store 320 Terabytes of memory. Because of the quartz composition, data can survive for around 14,000 years.
Someone is sure to bring this tech to the photographic world as soon as it's perfected.
http://features.en.softonic.com/this-tiny-disk-will-solve-your-memory-problems-on-your-pc-forever?utm_source=updates&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=60973&utm_content=articles-this+tiny+disk+will+solve+your+memory+pr&utm_term=features_miscellaneous&emn_item=4460553&emn_nwl=1551563
Someone is sure to bring this tech to the photographic world as soon as it's perfected.
http://features.en.softonic.com/this-tiny-disk-will-solve-your-memory-problems-on-your-pc-forever?utm_source=updates&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=60973&utm_content=articles-this+tiny+disk+will+solve+your+memory+pr&utm_term=features_miscellaneous&emn_item=4460553&emn_nwl=1551563
Dec 28, 2015 15:26:32 #
MT Shooter wrote:
Yongnuo 603N. They are Transceivers so they are universal. I have 6 of them to control up to 5 external flashes, very dependable and they use very economical AAA batteries.
Have to agree with Shooter, I use the Yongnuo 603C II with my Canon, and I have never had a problem.Been using them for over a year. The 603C II is the second generation, and it has the wheel lock, keeps the trigger from sliding off.
Nov 10, 2015 15:32:22 #
rjaywallace wrote:
Like "New Coke" or the "Edsel"
:thumbup: :thumbup:
Nov 10, 2015 13:16:01 #
but he is entertaining. LOL!
bkyser wrote:
somehow, I think he'd be even worse. :roll:
Nov 10, 2015 12:59:46 #
kemo wrote:
I am a Nikon guy but my daughter is happy with her... (show quote)
Hey Kevin, The direct replacement for the T3 is the T5, it's basically the T3i without the articulated screen. shoots more FPS, and has more megapixles than the T3 (12 compared 18). Both use the same image processor(digic 4), and all the lenses she has will fit. Will set you back about $270. Now if you really want to upgrade the T5i is about $650 and the T6i about $750. Those prices are for Body only. If she's a good girl and showed a real talent, the 7DmkII (my next one) would fit right.
Nov 10, 2015 11:58:39 #
Pixelmaster wrote:
Before you lay down your money for the L16 let me pass along some sage advice. Never be the first to own new technology or the last. From what I see and hear this is a work in progress.
But none the less interesting.
https://light.co/
But none the less interesting.
https://light.co/
I hear ya about the new technology. Always wait a year or 2 before you buy. Kinda like the new Elio 3-wheeler, think I'll wait till it's been out for a while.
Nov 10, 2015 11:42:16 #
bkyser wrote:
Oh yeah, been there done that.
Worst part is, the worst person that I ever had to deal with taking forever "primping" to get ready for the picture, was a male executive. Once he got in front of the camera, he only wanted me to take 2 photos, because he was too busy for all this stuff. (after waiting over 1/2 hour for him to get his hair just right)
Worst part is, the worst person that I ever had to deal with taking forever "primping" to get ready for the picture, was a male executive. Once he got in front of the camera, he only wanted me to take 2 photos, because he was too busy for all this stuff. (after waiting over 1/2 hour for him to get his hair just right)
Had to grin about the primping exec.
Made me think about Donald Trump! LOL!
Nov 6, 2015 17:31:58 #
bkyser wrote:
The high contrast lighting makes it feel "moody"
Very appropriate for a teenage girl, don't ya think? :-)
nice use of Rembrandt lighting. I would just like to see a touch of kicker or use of a reflector so her hair doesn't completely disappear into the background.
not trying to pick on you. That is a personal opinion. Everyone has their own style, and I like it that way. If we all had the same style, life would be boring.
Very appropriate for a teenage girl, don't ya think? :-)
nice use of Rembrandt lighting. I would just like to see a touch of kicker or use of a reflector so her hair doesn't completely disappear into the background.
not trying to pick on you. That is a personal opinion. Everyone has their own style, and I like it that way. If we all had the same style, life would be boring.
I hear ya, should have used a hair/rim light. The pictures were a last minute thing, didn't have time to set everything up. They took their time getting dressed and make-up, then it was,"take our picture & hurry up, our ride is here." Just getting the 3 of them to hold still was like pulling teeth. LOL
Nov 1, 2015 13:21:14 #
tainkc wrote:
The skin tones I can change. There was not much I could do about the nose... It is that pointy.
You could diffuse the light a little, and maybe put a reflector so it fills in a little under the nose and under her chin.
You got the eyes right. Nice set. Pretty young Lady.
S
Oct 31, 2015 13:42:31 #
Beautiful Subject!
Great bokeh!
Awesome exposure!
All around great capture!
Wonderful Allissa!
S
Great bokeh!
Awesome exposure!
All around great capture!
Wonderful Allissa!
S
Oct 31, 2015 13:25:39 #
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Oct 5, 2015 19:08:59 #
blackest wrote:
maybe iso, how many of us stick to base iso when we can have a fair degree of latitude these days.
How many different rolls of film would you have to carry to get the range of iso/asa offered by most digital cameras today?
I'm glad I got to learn with film, but the darkroom has got a lot easier and there's no damn developer fumes.
SL
Oct 5, 2015 11:41:59 #
robertjerl wrote:
The Hitachis seem to get the highest rating in most studies.
I seem to remember that Western Digital now ownes HGST (Hitachi).