Agree with genorkus but if someone edits the film to act out hatred toward police than I believe is a crime and should be prosecuted. I just think its funny that police have cameras to record there actions at a car stop and have a problem when there being recorded. Although the chance of them being able to edit is far more unlikely!
When I think video and police "rodney king" always comes to mind. I think as long as it doesn't interfere with the police doing there jobs than they should not have any concerns. The law officers with the concerns are the ones you need to watch. I have asked a friend who is a local police officer and he agreed and added "if were doing our job correctly"than it doesn't matter who is watching"
lol yes they do..lol i am trying out that mpix is pretty simple. hey I didnt know we had a new president? what happened to Ronald Reagan? lol
thanks for the help guys!! i will get a memory stick and order online, i will use stick to develope less attractive photos at walmart and use that site mentioned for good photos. thanks alot
well that sounds like the way to go. Do u have any places. In mind. Yes I just crawled from under a rock!! Lol.
ok well again I have a question and when I have a question I come here because everyone is so helpful. i have photographs that i have edited to my liking. My question is this. what is the best way to get them from my computer to a store to print? i know how dumb and simple this is but well i just dont know how. do i put them all in one folder and transfer to a cd or is there a way to revert them back to my card in camera as edited and have them printed? Any help is greatly appreciated.
Wow those phoTos really put things in prospective. I'm sad for the people that were laid to rest and disgusted in the care of that cemetery.
Yes thanks. I will keep that in mind. Although its a low budget wedding if any of that applies I will do. Thanks for the tips
Bill, I understand what your saying about me being on the street shooting the wedding. Truth is I would prefer to be out of sight out of mind. If I could be a tree and blend in the more relax I would feel and less pressure. this is why I'm not a pro. I lack the confidence,the skills and knowledge. I was the guy in chorus as a kid who would lip sync rather than sing because I have a horrible singing voice. So with that being said. They know I'm not a pro,I know I'm not a pro and you know I'm not a pro. Just doing my best to capture some memories than them have nothing. Everyone has been great in helping me so thank you very much and yes that portrait studio is great. I was playing around with it tonight and I love it.
ok, i have the lens (70-200mm) found it pretty cheap used of course. I plan on getting there an hour early to do some test shots and figure the best settings based on the lighting there. I will be bringing my lens that came with the camera for when i panic and need a lens that will auto focus.lol
anyways i will actually be applying all tips that you people gave me. thanks again, so much
You guys are great!! This is why I come to this web paige. Everyone is always so helpful. Thanks again. Peter
thanks again for all those tips. truly helpful and im grateful!!
great advice , really ,thank you!
ok, im a amature photographer mostly do it as a hobby. I am doing a favor for my brother and am taking some photos for his friends very small wedding. His friend has no money to pay for a pro to do it and well im free!! Heres my question. what lens will be most beneficial for me to rent that can be flexible enough for any situation that will come up. I have a nikon 5100 and as I understand it is an outdoor wedding. Heres the best part, the wedding is on this Tuesday!! I know,i know. just found out today.The forecast calls for cloudy with chance of showers. If anyone can help me on this, I would greatly appreciate it. Im not expected to do pro work but would like the best chance possible in giving the best pics i can for them. I was thinking a telephoto lens but again Im asking you guys (the pros) thanks to anyone in advance . peter