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lot of nice work in here.
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^^^^How'd you shoot that Lance and Boston photo? Frosty's eyes looking crazy.
i work with oakley on special projects for skateboarding related stuff which eric is a part of as a member of the team. i do photo exhibits, too, as a curator and producer. i am producing one that lance is curating in celebration of eric, so we were at his house working on some stuff for it so i shot some portraits of the two on my mamiya.
Shot thanksgiving morning here in So Cal using a Canon 7D + Tokina 11-16 F2.8 + Canon 580EX II + Aquatech Water Housing + Aquatech Strike 580EX II housing.
Shot about 6:05am
what do you guys think about the Canon DSLR T5i as a beginner camera?
It's a good start. If you want to Dave a little money and f the older rebels are a good option .
How to stop Yahoo from cashing in on your Flickr images
If you post Flickr images with a commercial-use creative commons license, Yahoo has a little surprise: it will soon be free to sell them and keep all the money. It recently decided to peddle canvas prints of selected photos for up to $50, taking 100 percent of the revenue from creative commons users who permit free use of their images. That contrasts with a recent decision it made to give select users with non-commercial-use licenses 51 percent of sales for the same "Wall Art" collections. The new policy has made many of the site's devotees upset -- especially pro account users -- who say that while they're fine with third-party companies using their photos, they're not fine at all with Flickr itself selling them for profit.
Though Yahoo isn't breaking any laws, some feel it has broken the circle of trust with its large community of photographers. Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield told the WSJ that "it's hard to imagine the revenue from selling prints will cover the cost of lost goodwill." There is something that artists can do to stop Yahoo from using their work: switch the creative commons license to deny commercial use. Unfortunately, such a scorched-earth approach would also heavily reduce the supply of photos available to other businesses or non-profit groups.
Brah's, hope everyone is doing well.
I had a question about lenses.
I have a Sony RX100 and wanted to buy a polarizer lense for it. The 2 sizes i'm looking at right now are a 36mm and a 42mm.
Can someone tell me the difference between them? What makes a 36mm different from a 42mm?
Do you get better distance with a 42mm?
Thanks!
Brah's, hope everyone is doing well.
I had a question about lenses.
I have a Sony RX100 and wanted to buy a polarizer lense for it. The 2 sizes i'm looking at right now are a 36mm and a 42mm.
Can someone tell me the difference between them? What makes a 36mm different from a 42mm?
Do you get better distance with a 42mm?
Thanks!
1) That's just the filter size. If the front glass has a larger diameter it would require a larger filter. The size needed is usually marked on back of the lens cap or on the front element of the lens somewhere.
2) I don't think you can mount any filters on a RX100 anyway unless you get an adapter of some sort