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AI is certainly a buzz word that gets bandied around a lot and probably gets misused to some extent. I think the results are extremely variable. When they refer to AI, are they referring to real ...
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I usually have it turned off, but if I have a subject who won't stay still, I use it to help the subject focus on the task at hand (pardon the pun). Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. It's ...
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Usually full manual, but if I'm running around in lots of different lighting environments, I might use manual with auto ISO. Why? Because I know what shutter speed I want for a particular activity ...
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I had no aspirations of becoming a professional photographer. I applied for the position with no intention of ever even being put in the position of having to decide whether to accept it or not. ...
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Point is, I've never thought of a turning point based on one gig. In fact, I was working as a full time photographer for quite some time before I thought I deserved to call myself a professional ...
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No. I've never thought that one shoot would suddenly qualify me to be a pro.
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I don't use the term, but to those who do, I suspect it means as soon as you press the shutter, it's ready for production. That means composition, framing, shutter speed, ISO, focus, aperture and ...
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I used to have a Sigma 100-400. Not fast, but lightweight, relatively compact, and really sharp, end to end. Great lens. I have a Nikon 200-500, which is a lot bigger, but is also really ...
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I clean mine every couple of months. I rarely shoot at narrow apertures, but I always make sure my sensor is clean before I do group portraits especially. I do change lenses very frequently and ...
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Not me. I'll take EVF, thanks. I just wish my Z7II focused as quickly as my D850.
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Yes, I think all of what you say above rings true for me. I never used to see the point of primes. Now I do 90% of my work with them. I like the restriction, and when it doesn't work, I usually ...
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I like my Moto360 3rdGen because it looks good, and I get to design my own watch faces. This is one of them, and I think its pretty unique. It's all working, and takes elements of programming, ...
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Sorry for being dense (no degree). I still don't get the point of your response to my earlier post. Still, I figure I'm still in for a chance at being a giant in the field. Afterall, I have "other ...
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So if I want to be a giant in the field, most influential or whatever, I need a degree? :-D
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I don't think that quite represents the state of the industry.
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Being a photographer doesn't require a degree. :-|
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At 53, I have a few different backgrounds - - left school at 17 and spent 15 years in administration (government, insurance, theatre management), and music performer as an interest. - next 15 years ...
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I don't have any kit lenses, but my Nikon zooms are as sharp as my Nikon primes (my Sigma primes are a little sharper). I use primes mostly for greater light gathering (wider apertures) and ...
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