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828 imgs gone to the dogs
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MTT
Veteran Member
I'm still debating between the 828 or the rebel. With images like this, it makes it a tough decision which to buy.
Thanks for posting,
Mark.
If I wasn't my worst critic, I would think all my pictures were great.
Thanks for posting,
Mark.
--BTW Ive been posting for two reasons: (1) To become a better
photographer and (2) to give peoplke w/out the 828 an idea what an
amateur can do with it
If I wasn't my worst critic, I would think all my pictures were great.
Mark - I had the digital rebel ( it could take amazing pics ) I got rid of it. Its not for amateurs. Also the extra lenses cost more than the camera! I like to point and shoot and add alittle post processing. The people on here are helping to make my photos more professional looking and I APPRECIATE IT!!!!!!
Thanks for posting,
Mark.
--BTW Ive been posting for two reasons: (1) To become a better
photographer and (2) to give peoplke w/out the 828 an idea what an
amateur can do with it
If I wasn't my worst critic, I would think all my pictures were great.
MTT
Veteran Member
Hi Windoze,
Is that the only reason why you got rid of the Rebel because of the extra baggage? Baggage not a big problem with me. I'm used to it anyway. I still have my old Pentax SLR film camera with several lens. I don't use it any more because my 717 can take pictures just as sharp and clear as the Pentax.
My future plans involves being more then just an amateur photographer, so I really want a camera that I can do a lot of things with. Plus, one big reason why I want a DSLR is because of noise. I can't stand noise and having a DSLR is a fix for that. Granted, DLSR have noise, but not near as bad as my 717.
The image I shot of the Moon & Venus would be a really nice PIC if it wasn't for the noise. And this was taken at ISO 100. Imagine what it would look like at ISO 800. The 717 takes terrible ISO 800 shots and I'm not to impressed with ISO 400 either. Besides that it's a great camera. I hope the 828 proves to be better in the noise department. And not at ISO 64, but at 800.
http://www.pbase.com/image/24490553
If I had it my way, I would trade my 717 for the 828 and buy the Rebel or 10D. Then I would have the best of both words and be one happy picture taker.
Still haven't decided yet,
Mark.
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If I wasn't my worst critic, I would think all my pictures were great.
David in Silverdale
Senior Member
Another good shot. I really like that one.
David
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--BTW Ive been posting for two reasons: (1) To become a better
photographer and (2) to give peoplke w/out the 828 an idea what an
amateur can do with it
David
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TXan
Well-known member
Great shot... love the expression.
One of my favorite shots of my number 1 best model (four legged variety) shot recently with my f828.
Steve
Sony F828
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One of my favorite shots of my number 1 best model (four legged variety) shot recently with my f828.
--BTW Ive been posting for two reasons: (1) To become a better
photographer and (2) to give peoplke w/out the 828 an idea what an
amateur can do with it
Steve
Sony F828
http://www.pbase.com/txan
focus is dead on.. I like this sample.
BTW Ive been posting for two reasons: (1) To become a better
photographer and (2) to give peoplke w/out the 828 an idea what an
amateur can do with it
mdebrieder
Veteran Member
Have you considered a Pentax *istD? That way you can keep your old lenses!!
Cheers!
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mdebrieder
Veteran Member
you're doing very well!!!
so:
(1) succeeding by the day
(2) succeeding by the image!
Thanks for sharing!
http://www.pbase.com/giel
The photographer opens your eyes, seeing must be done by yourself
so:
(1) succeeding by the day
(2) succeeding by the image!
Thanks for sharing!
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The photographer opens your eyes, seeing must be done by yourself
MTT
Veteran Member
Hi Michiel,
No, not really. That is something worth looking into. My Pentax is 5 years old and it is fully automatic except for focusing. Will my lens still work with the Pentax DSLR even though my lens are not made for a automatic focusing camera? I guess I need to jump over to the PTF and find out.
Thanks,
Mark.
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If I wasn't my worst critic, I would think all my pictures were great.
I really like that picture. Very nice colors.
But with all the 828 issue, i'm waiting.
Still getting shots like this out of my 707:
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Kyle
Sony F707
http://www.kylesphotos.com
But with all the 828 issue, i'm waiting.
Still getting shots like this out of my 707:
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Kyle
Sony F707
http://www.kylesphotos.com
I see your point! But I m not sure if im doing my 828 justice being such an amateur - so i cant tell yet.....
I really like that picture. Very nice colors.
But with all the 828 issue, i'm waiting.
Still getting shots like this out of my 707:
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Kyle
Sony F707
http://www.kylesphotos.com
jeff freiberg197476
Member
--BTW Ive been posting for two reasons: (1) To become a better
photographer and (2) to give peoplke w/out the 828 an idea what an
amateur can do with it
jeff freiberg hi,my wife thought it was ben(our pom) its the spittin image..its unbelieveable ..if you would like to see a pic of ben go to mysitefx.com and look in the family pictures happy holidays
Jeff Morris
Veteran Member
On a thread about dogs!
Gods nobel animals! I will post my daughters Pom tonight. (Kizzi the mighty)
Regards,
Jeff Morris
Adams, Gutmann, Steichen, Stigletz, Weston. they lead by example.
Gods nobel animals! I will post my daughters Pom tonight. (Kizzi the mighty)
Regards,
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Jeff Morris
Adams, Gutmann, Steichen, Stigletz, Weston. they lead by example.
Jeff Morris
Veteran Member
They are cute!
Jeff Morris
Adams, Gutmann, Steichen, Stigletz, Weston. they lead by example.
--Gods nobel animals! I will post my daughters Pom tonight. (Kizzi
the mighty)
Regards,
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Jeff Morris
Adams, Gutmann, Steichen, Stigletz, Weston. they lead by example.
Jeff Morris
Adams, Gutmann, Steichen, Stigletz, Weston. they lead by example.
Great shot... love the expression.
One of my favorite shots of my number 1 best model (four legged
variety) shot recently with my f828.
BTW Ive been posting for two reasons: (1) To become a better
photographer and (2) to give peoplke w/out the 828 an idea what an
amateur can do with it
s k u l p t118025
Senior Member
Nice shot there. Really cute, and sharp.
Brian
The Hunger Site: http://www.thehungersite.com
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Brian
--BTW Ive been posting for two reasons: (1) To become a better
photographer and (2) to give peoplke w/out the 828 an idea what an
amateur can do with it
The Hunger Site: http://www.thehungersite.com
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http://adigitaldreamer.com
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Portfolio at: http://www.skulpt.com
doglandia
Active member
Well look at those claws!!! She has nails like a cat!!! LOL Very sharp, good shot.
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