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Aug 14, 2013 08:54:07   #
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My Studio
romanticf16 wrote:
Fine for tabletop product photography. You'd be lucky to be able to do head and shoulder portraits PROPERLY in such a tight space as it would constrain your choice of focal length for proper perspective. Keep the ceiling and walls light and neutral- you can use scrim cards to add or subtract light as needed.


http://thatnikonguy.com/on-the-job/item/450-new-hq-studio--office-set-up
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Aug 14, 2013 07:49:46   #
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My Studio
Mine is all white. White reflects light without adding color to the light. If you don't want the walls to reflect the light paint the walls black. I assume you use different backgrounds for your shoots and the walls are not in the pictures.
evee999 wrote:
I wish to use a spare bedroom in my home as a studio for photography. The room is 10 feet square, & has a south window. Can you advise me what color I should paint the room. I have received different opinions.... white, cream, grey, ceiling white, even black. I'm so confused! I do a lot of product photography, and wish to do portraits in the future. Your advice is appreciated and my thanks go to all.
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Jun 8, 2013 11:03:44   #
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Best Photo Lab for Professionals
No Annie not bad.
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May 4, 2013 12:59:17   #
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New Tamron Lens
bcheary wrote:
Has anyone used the new Tamron All-in-One 18-270mm PZD Af IS motor
15X zoom lens (Model B008)? Looking at promo pictures it looks kind of interesting. On sale $399. May be a good walk around lens?


I have been using it as an every day lens on my D7000 and for what it is its a great lens. It is sharp most of the time. Like any lens that covers the wide range its going to have flaws. I also used the Sigma 18-250 and the tamron is lighter, faster and a bit sharper. Good luck and most of all just have fun.
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Jan 31, 2013 18:23:26   #
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New computer, time for new photo edit program
If you shoot RAW try corel aftershot pro, and corel paintshop they work very well together. smaller, faster and cheaper then all the over hyped adobe products.
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Jan 18, 2013 17:28:02   #
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Corel AfterShot Pro
It is an outstanding program if you shoot in raw.
pinkycat wrote:
Anybody know anything about this? I'm using PSPx4 Ultimate and also PSE9. Is this add on worth it, or it is superfluous?
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Jan 17, 2013 19:04:45   #
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Light meter--to buy or not to buy, tha is the question
A light meter is a must if shooting in a studio or or with studio strobes.
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Jan 17, 2013 19:03:00   #
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Tamron 70-300mm f/4-5.6 Di LD Macro Autofocus Lens for Nikon AF
Use it on D7000 It is fast to focus incredibly sharp. VC seems to work well. For the money it buries the nikon 70-300 which is not sharp or fast to focus. Got mine for 280 bucks used from amazon. well worth it.
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Jan 12, 2013 11:48:03   #
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NYIP Short Course?
I am just about to graduate. It is a great starting point. I would also recommend Mark Wallace. Google Digital photography 1 on 1 there are 200 plus videos dealing with tone of subjects and its all free.
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Jan 10, 2013 15:39:31   #
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Cruise ships
Really
Robbie7 wrote:
Larryb wrote:
Any tips for taking pics on board a moving boat?


Your heading says Cruise Ship then you say Boat..As someone has already pointed out there is a vast difference. regards
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Jan 10, 2013 15:38:57   #
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Cruise ships
Make sure you use image stabilization turned on. Other then that just shoot and have fun. I took 1500 shots on a recent cruise to Mexico and 80% came out well.
Larryb wrote:
Any tips for taking pics on board a moving boat?
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Jan 7, 2013 10:44:41   #
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Full frame or not full frame, that is the question.
No i am saying find a camera you are happy with and then educate your self on the camera and photography. Im selling nothing.
AndyCampbell wrote:
nitejdp53 wrote:
Its not the camera it the photographer. People have gotten caught up in the mine is bigger and better then yours. Better to spend the money on photography education.


Nope people are replying to a question, you are selling education... no link?
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Jan 7, 2013 09:58:54   #
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Full frame or not full frame, that is the question.
Its not the camera it the photographer. People have gotten caught up in the mine is bigger and better then yours. Better to spend the money on photography education.
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Dec 20, 2012 17:30:30   #
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New printer
I use the 9000 and it fantastic.
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Dec 19, 2012 06:11:43   #
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Why mostly Nikon discussion here?
Its not the camera its the photographer.
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