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May 2, 2023 12:41:02 #
I've been using mine to make several purchases, all without any issues at all. I have another major purchase coming up in the near future.
--Bob
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farwest wrote:
Has anyone here used this card. Is there a yearly fee to have it? I'm looking at making a substantial purchase at B & H
May 1, 2023 18:42:07 #
You're welcome.
The color cast I'm referencing is visible, most notably, in the clouds and the vertical structure of the bridge. The cables have a bit of it, as well, but more difficult to actually discern.
--Bob
The color cast I'm referencing is visible, most notably, in the clouds and the vertical structure of the bridge. The cables have a bit of it, as well, but more difficult to actually discern.
--Bob
flashlarue wrote:
Bob
Thanks for looking and your nice comments. Color cast? Are you referring to the sky?
Michael
Thanks for looking and your nice comments. Color cast? Are you referring to the sky?
Michael
May 1, 2023 16:09:52 #
Very strong composition and line work. There seems to be a color cast, though.
--Bob
--Bob
flashlarue wrote:
Location: Saint Louis, Missouri.
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May 1, 2023 10:36:59 #
Additionally, level the photo, unless the entire landscape leans to the right at this location.
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Manglesphoto wrote:
Great looking Oldie
Suggestions: Get the whole car in the frame.
Clean the white walls
And move the ATV out of the frame if you can
Suggestions: Get the whole car in the frame.
Clean the white walls
And move the ATV out of the frame if you can
May 1, 2023 10:34:12 #
I agree with using OEM batteries. Just on the outside chance that a battery "goes bad" and gets stuck in the camera, or damages the camera, that diminishes the opportunity for push-back from the manufacturer that non-OEM batteries void any cooperation on getting things repaired under warranty, or at all.
The few dollars one saves may cost more in the long run.
--Bob
The few dollars one saves may cost more in the long run.
--Bob
newsguygeorge wrote:
I think you get what you pay for. I will only use Nikon batteries for my D5300. Same for my Canon Powershot G-15-- the off brands just don't hold up, so it's Canon batteries for that one, too.
Apr 30, 2023 13:15:59 #
More correctly, posted about a moron.
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Frank T wrote:
Posted by a moron
Apr 29, 2023 15:41:59 #
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fldiverman wrote:
Snap shots
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Apr 28, 2023 00:53:44 #
Primarily exposure. Spot metering on the brightest part of the structure, adjust the exposure to place that exposure value in Zone VIII, and handle the rest in processing. This, of course, requires that one knows their camera's response to the additional exposure. That is determined by testing.
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--Bob
Dim Flash wrote:
I was looking at some older photos and came across this one taken in 2014.
What could I have done to make this a better photo?
What could I have done to make this a better photo?
Apr 27, 2023 14:40:15 #
Interesting approach with your question. If their success is based on clicks but the information is inaccurate, how valuable are their posts?
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AnotherBob wrote:
So.....You don't like them because they're successful?
Apr 27, 2023 13:42:14 #
https://improvephotography.com/10330/what-is-a-kit-lens/
"You may have heard the term “kit lens” before and wondered what, exactly, a kit lens is. Technically, any lens that is bundled with a camera is called a kit lens. However, it is common to hear people say “kit lens” when they actually mean the 18-55mm lens that comes bundled with a camera.
The most common kit lens is the 18-55mm lens, and for a good reason: it is cheaply made, and therefore cheap for you to purchase. Sure – it's better than nothing, and when you're just starting out this is a great way to get into DSLR photography. Bear in mind, however, that you will not typically get fantastic photos with this lens."
--Bob
"You may have heard the term “kit lens” before and wondered what, exactly, a kit lens is. Technically, any lens that is bundled with a camera is called a kit lens. However, it is common to hear people say “kit lens” when they actually mean the 18-55mm lens that comes bundled with a camera.
The most common kit lens is the 18-55mm lens, and for a good reason: it is cheaply made, and therefore cheap for you to purchase. Sure – it's better than nothing, and when you're just starting out this is a great way to get into DSLR photography. Bear in mind, however, that you will not typically get fantastic photos with this lens."
--Bob
Moomoo48 wrote:
I this considered a kit lens?
Apr 27, 2023 08:45:06 #
Nice one.
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Celtis87 wrote:
On the way back from getting takeout, had to stop at the local park to capture this post-storm rainbow. Taken with my iPhone 13 Pro Max.
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Apr 26, 2023 15:37:17 #
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Longshadow wrote:
I don't even watch them for the entertainment factor.....
Apr 26, 2023 10:09:00 #
Apr 26, 2023 08:29:11 #
If either of the Northrups told me what time it was, I'd pray I had an accurate watch to check for myself.
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--Bob
MrBob wrote:
" Chelsea Northrup’s Bubble Bath Boudoir Images Are Something You’ve Never Seen Before " as posted by Modern Lens Magazine... Is this what Tony and Chelsea are up to nowadays ? I have not followed them in a while but Chelsea is an attractive young lady; what say you ?
Apr 25, 2023 15:04:55 #
Nicely done, Dennis. Please pass along the compliment.
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dennis2146 wrote:
A while ago I mentioned a friend who purchased a S... (show quote)
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