Posts for: JP/Avery
Jul 10, 2013 10:24:17 #
MonochromeB wrote:
>>>I'm not seeing where the OP has any 'L... (show quote)
I think ppl got confused with wgat I said.that was to sell alk his lenses and buy a l series. Its a case of read what you want to see instead of reading what is actually there!
But whether your camera is ff or not you can produce some fantastic shots using the right lense! My first wide angle lense was a 10-20 sigma on a 7d.now my 1dsiii runs l series 17-40.when doing the math its about the same thing.
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Jul 10, 2013 04:57:17 #
masonmike wrote:
The 24-105 l is a great lens, but is not wide enough for a cropped sensor camera like the 60d with its 38-168mm equivalent. Keep the 17-85mm & pick up a used 70-200mm 4/L. Can be had for around 500$. Later if you want to go wider look at the 10-22mm Good luck
That is true but the 24-105 is great for the all round lense.but a sigma 10-20mm is cheep n great for a crop sensor camera.my wide sngle lense is the 17-40mm l series with a full frame body that suits me fine.as for the 70-200 I psid over $2500 as its a usm ii but my general lense is the 24-70mm l series ii.yep my kit is valued over $30gs but thanks for your imput :wink:
Jul 9, 2013 11:43:36 #
And your asking ppl with more than 6or 7 lenses at least to play with?I never leave home without three lenses minimum! But to answer your question go onyo google type that lense with review and get uour answer . personally if it was me I would sell every lense I had and bought a l series 24-105.
Jul 8, 2013 10:01:20 #
CJackson803a wrote:
Nice portrait and strong leading line.
Thank you! :thumbup:
Jul 8, 2013 09:53:15 #
Photog8 wrote:
You needed a photographer's assistant to have the puppet playing over your shoulder...That would really have gotten their attention. ;-) Again, great shots.
I think your right it would of made life alot easier but thsts why I love photography (everydays a challenge).and thank you for the kind comments! :mrgreen:
Jul 8, 2013 01:36:47 #
I have heard trains when traveling fast can suck you under.weaver or not that is true I dont think I would like to find out.
But dedication to the photographer ill give that!
But dedication to the photographer ill give that!
Jul 8, 2013 01:02:05 #
CJackson803a wrote:
I have been following Ugly Hedgehog for almost a year and never had the guts to jump in and submit a photo. So, here I go...This picture of a display in a Music Store window. It was shot at 9:00 pm.
Lol as of I but finally posted a photo set lastnight.there are alot of fantadtic photographers on here but after posting on 500px I thought bugger it!
Ow welcome to uhh lol :thumbup:
Jul 8, 2013 00:56:35 #
I use a nd for my 10--20 no problems at all n I never take it off as the nd adds contrast that the sigma lacks compared to the l series lenses.
Jul 8, 2013 00:50:26 #
Jul 8, 2013 00:42:49 #
BrentHarder wrote:
Is this photographer crazy or just living on the edge for a different kind of photo?
Lol funny enough iv done that before but it was an old steam engine not traveling terribly fast
Jul 8, 2013 00:23:33 #
Thank you for the positive feed back everyone.
It was in a little village near mandalay (close yo thailand).the children of the villlage were very shy and didnt reallycome near us but wounce the hand pupet came out there were about 15 kids surrounding us very relaxed, smiling and having fun.just a shame I didnt have two hands free!:(
It was in a little village near mandalay (close yo thailand).the children of the villlage were very shy and didnt reallycome near us but wounce the hand pupet came out there were about 15 kids surrounding us very relaxed, smiling and having fun.just a shame I didnt have two hands free!:(
Jul 7, 2013 08:21:54 #
Hand puppet in one hand a village worth of children and a camera in the other hand,so to get the settings right was a challenge but fun!
Jul 7, 2013 06:22:44 #
If its too good to be true it probably is!
I bought a green l polarised in cambodia as I lost mine on my trip.yep it was crap but on the bright side it mskes a great coaster gor my lense mug!
I bought a green l polarised in cambodia as I lost mine on my trip.yep it was crap but on the bright side it mskes a great coaster gor my lense mug!
Jul 3, 2013 12:29:10 #
GoofyNewfie wrote:
I've used them at weddings. Had an assistant hold one during some candid shots to help lighten up what was in the background.
A tripod is cheaper! Plus my camera only only comes in manual mode ow and bulb!
Jul 2, 2013 11:34:01 #
[quotye=Fuzzycoach]I've been playing around with IR for bout a year now. Depending on the camera and lenses IR filters can run as much as $100 and if you go that route you will need a Tripod for sure. Just go to
http://www.youtube.com/ and search for IR...... there is a ton of info on shooting and post processing. I had a old Canon 20D layin around cost me 225. to have it converted to IR. Its a whole new world out there in IR!!!! Here are a few of my latest.[/quote]
I agree great photos! Love the shot with the bubbles :thumbup:
Ahhh ou said converting your camera?so I need to do more than just buy a infared lense filter?
Im shooting with a 1dsii n a 7d for those action shots.
But thank you for sharing your photos I definitely have a few great shots in mind!
http://www.youtube.com/ and search for IR...... there is a ton of info on shooting and post processing. I had a old Canon 20D layin around cost me 225. to have it converted to IR. Its a whole new world out there in IR!!!! Here are a few of my latest.[/quote]
I agree great photos! Love the shot with the bubbles :thumbup:
Ahhh ou said converting your camera?so I need to do more than just buy a infared lense filter?
Im shooting with a 1dsii n a 7d for those action shots.
But thank you for sharing your photos I definitely have a few great shots in mind!