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Your first inclination will be to grab an "El Cheapo" from Best Buy or Wal Mart. Though they will be better then nothing you will quickly find yourself wanting better. Stick around and see what others use in the next ensuing months. A dependable solid setup will go around $100-$150 for a set of legs and $100 up for a good head. I currently have an aluminum Manfrotto 190 MORE with a Manfrotto horizontal pistol grip ball head. As my needs change so will my equipment.

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Jun 20, 2014 01:13:11 #

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Inexpensive studio strobes for amateur hobbiest...any suggestions

Flash_Your_It wrote:

That was a great find in CL and yes I shop it daily. Not too much up Maine way for used studio equipment. I just got a YN565ex about 3 weeks ago and "snow white" was the first one I've used it on... and yes she is super white (anemic) but totally beautiful and very photogenic.

Consider gels

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Jun 17, 2014 23:42:58 #

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" World War 2 Aircraft "

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Jun 17, 2014 23:31:36 #

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Just another Old Truck...

Great composition!!

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Jun 17, 2014 23:30:58 #

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Best in Show

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Jun 17, 2014 23:24:09 #

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Lovely Red Head Poses

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Jun 17, 2014 23:15:35 #

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Upper Antelope Canyon Night Photography?

roser400 wrote:

Can anyone provide some tips and feedback about ni... (show quote)

Neither...Bulb
18-55
Yes
As high as you can go
Your tripod must be solid and steady along with easy to set up and adjust in total darkness. I like the Manfrotto 190 More
Aperture will depend on your composition

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Jun 17, 2014 22:52:30 #

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Pretty Lady-Foxy Lady!

She's a beaut!

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Jun 15, 2014 00:09:09 #

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This goes to a very special couple. I need real and honest opinions

I like the fog but you need to crop the dark foreground. Using a polarizer would have made the sky more dramatic

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Jun 8, 2014 17:00:15 #

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EOS UTILITY

It appears as if you do not have a connection from camera to computer. For most of us this is via a USB cable. The 6D has a WiFi capability so this is where I would be looking real hard. Either your camera or your computer is not communicating. I suggest you go into your networks section to see if it shows your camera. If not see if any other WiFi devices are missing. This will show you which side to check first. If you are trying to remote control your camera without result then you should dig out your manual and get acquainted with your camera's menus

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Jun 8, 2014 00:29:15 #

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Early morning Rose

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Jun 6, 2014 01:25:29 #

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We are buying 2 cameras and would like some advice

SharpShooter wrote:

Bats, welcome to the Hog.
I would recomend a used(not new or refurb) Canon 7d.
The 7 is a dedicated sports camera and can be found used for less than $700. Use the rest to get a 70-200 f4 w/o IS at about $650.
With the rest get the 50mm 1.8 @ $100. That will get you by sports and general-wise till you can get a longer lens.
Again, welcome to you and your partner. Good luck. ;-)
SS

I love my 7D but the OP seems to be calling for a SX50. Lightweight, easy to use and learn. Don't count on much return on the film gear. I doubt if you can get $100 for the whole lot. The third party lenses won't draw any interest.

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Jun 6, 2014 01:09:06 #

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Misty morning & a falling tide

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