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facedodge
Lives in
Silver Spring, MD, United States
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General Contractor
Has a website at
http://flic.kr/ps/bg3Ee
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Mar 21, 2012
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p5freak: "I did it all for the bokeh." And he uses MFT. LoL.
So sick of the "quality of the blur" people. Use bokeh in a sentence for all of us then.
This seems like a very nice camera, but I'm okay with having a full frame DSLR (Canon 5D3) that can do the heavy lifting and a separate small mirrorless (EOS M with 22mm pancake) that can handle the rest. I appreciate that Sony tried to give you the best of both worlds, but I think we are still a ways off.
My guess is $999 for this lens. $100 dollars more than the 35 1.4 for the extra glass.
I could see the product photo kit being great for Ebay based home businesses.
However, the pool of people making and selling bracelets on ebay is probably pretty small.
facedodge: looks like they are the same lens, but with a built in extender.
@Scott
It wasn't a criticism. However, someone like me who owns the Canon version of some of these lenses now knows there is no reason to buy these if I already have the mount converter.
looks like they are the same lens, but with a built in extender.
I like Photo 6 and 8 on the liked page way better. This one is good too though.
I heard the Rokinon version was way better
;)
Meh...
Ha!
Ha!
DanielFjall: I can only imagine how much time, effort, patience and talent it took to make this video. This really pushes the limits of what is possible with lightpainting and stopmotion.
Why did you copy/paste the top two youtube comments?
I have a 190 series tripod. The new leg locks seem like the most useful feature.
I was a big Aperture user, but after a few hours with Lightroom I never went back. I miss the OS integration I had with Aperture. Maybe they will win me back one day.
Auto ISO is useless without exposure compensation, especially since Canon underexposes by 1/3 to 2/3 of a stop. This needs to be given to us 5D users too!
JDThomas: Worthless drivel.
What makes photography by hipsters any worse than photography by a soccer mom at the neighborhood block party? Or a hip-hop kid with a camera at a house party? Or a sorority girl with a camera at a soiree? Or a geek with Google glasses at an internerd convention? Or anybody in any of the hundreds of different subcultures with a camera?
Somehow hipsters taking bad photos is worse than the millions of crappy photographers on flickr doing the same exact thing?
Sounds like the dude that wrote this is somehow jealous of the hipster culture. Maybe he aspires to be one, but was shunned?
lol hipster.
Looks like the flash can be bounced... nice.
These are all great tips if you want to be like William Klein... I think the real lesson of William Klein is to not try and be William Klein. I think Eric missed this point.
Number three is "go against the grain". I don't think William cared which way the grain went. He went his way and that was that. Following Eric's advise on to go against the grain precludes needing to know which way is with and which way is against.
Find your vision and have the courage to develop it regardless of direction of grain. William Klein did so and we can too.