KelvinHammond

Bear in mind that the video they showed was made in Canada, so the Advertising rules may be different then the US. Many countries have much stricter Ad rules then the US. Also, the group I was ...

Lol, funny guys! But, the team was in Chicago, and one of my clients was on the AD design team. Neener, neener

Yeah, well we also make them clean and pickup the house for the photos, and some people  live like a hoarder bomb went off in their home. we shoot, and then…? They go back to their evil ways. I’d ...

Ever bought a cheeseburger from McDonalds? Does what you get in the wrapper out the window look like the picture on the menu? nope. Because if they photographed what you get out the window, which ...

I’ve had the Nikon version for years. What I’ve found is that you need a minimum speed of 1/2000 to do a sharp photo. They zoom is so long that even a tripod setup requires much higher shutter...

Nowhere near wide enough. iPhone and Galaxy have seriously UWAs. Apple's is a 13mm Eq. Great for interiors and mountain hiking.

Maybe the Apple HazzyVlad :)

which makes me wonder about the nature of photojournalistic workflow. When a press photographer finishes an assignment, does he just hand over the SD card to the publisher? Is he prohibited from...

Seems to me that AFP is confusing intellectual property rights with Art. Not the same issue. Intellectual property rights exist in the absence of art or creativity, and it could be a function then...

Right, and I'm not suggesting it's an inevitability, more that it should be treated as if were an inevitability. I also have DVDs that are 20 years old and still function, but I've also had some...

Except disks have a lifespan, because they are capable of deteriorating, even just sitting in storage, as can SD cards. I'm not sure that non-deteriorating media storage exists.

Also SomeGuyPNW, 6 lenses and bodies can be interpreted different ways. Anyone who shoots RE will tell you you dont need what's in my bag... its not necessarily "hardcore", although it does cover...

At SomeguyPNW The 12-24 is a great lens. Very sharp, but it does stretch stuff, all through its range. It appears less at 24, but I think the stretch is a function of the glass, so even at 24 there...

@Obsolescence Not necessarily a drone, I had one, I stopped flying it. There are a million people with drones. A dime a dozen. But the goal of RE photography is $$. The more you vary what you...

Our goal in RE is to sell a house, not to enter a photo competition. All we want is feet marching in the door. It makes no difference what lens I choose to get that done, as long as it attracts a...

The term "natural" is subjective. With regard to RE, UWA's, and HDR, there is a lot that can make us define it as "unnatural".

Getting dressed, most of us are aware that 2 colors are Ok, 3 maybe....

Me either, that’s why I show up with 6 lenses on 6 bodies… no lens changing. 2 of the 6 are primes, the rest zooms.
12-24 G
16-35 GM
24 Zeiss
85 Zeiss
10-18 (APC) Sony
70-300 G
And sometimes the...

It’s not to make the room look bigger, it’s to show more of the room, not just the sofa and an end table, neither of which constitute what is been sold. Some of my competitors use 35 in tight...

They do make people look bigger, and anything else that falls in either side of the frame, even at 24mm. I used to use the Canon 24-105 to do weddings, and at 24mm, the people on sides of the frame...

The lens itself is fine, and distortions while shooting RE are unavoidable until you get out past 35mm, which is unusable for most interior work. The biggest distraction when showing off this lens...