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How? That's not a bad camera at all. Full frame will help a lot as it lets you shoot at higher ISO's. Regardless, go for a less expensive FF camera and get some good glass. Maybe a D610 or D800 and some glass
ANY D750 SHOOTERS IN HERE? PROS/CONS
I THINK IM READY FOR A FULL FRAME.
MY D5200 JUST ISNT GIVING ME THE CLARITY THAT I AM LOOKING FOR/EXPECTING. I LOVE IT FOR ITS NUMEROUS FEATURES BUT THE CLARITY JUST ISNT THERE.
My Sony A6000 comes Tuesday, can't wait.
I got the 16-50mm and the 55-210mm lens with it, a 32 gig memory card, and a case for 680 shipped.
How? That's not a bad camera at all. Full frame will help a lot as it lets you shoot at higher ISO's. Regardless, go for a less expensive FF camera and get some good glass. Maybe a D610 or D800 and some glass
What lenses are you using? Any example images of your clarity issue?
That top pic has pretty good depth imo. You can use lighting/flashes to help with that as well.
What lenses are you using? Any example images of your clarity issue?
THESE ARE A FEW BASIC EXAMPLES.
THEY BOTH WERE SHOT WITH MY 35MM
THIS WAS A RANDOM "SELFIE" THAT I SHOT WITH MY 50MM
IT MAY SOUND A LITTLE "BEGINNER-ISH" BUT I FEEL THAT I DONT HAVE THAT MAGAZINE/NIKE.COM CLARITY, AS IN NO DEPTH. SEEMS LIKE MY PICS ARE CLEAR BUT SEEM FLAT.
not to sound like an ***, but you dont sound like a little beginner-ish, you are.
In the years I've been shooting, I've realized something alllll beginners do is shoot as wide open as the Lense allows, I've made the mistake myself, not realizing the sweet spot of a Lense is not always wide open....bokeh is the most overrated thing in photography.
Did my dude compare his selective coloring selfie and tired *** Sneaker pics with the camera on the floor to a Nike editorial?...lettuce be cereal bro...
It takes a lot more than some shallow DOF to make a picture "Pop"
In the years I've been shooting, I've realized something alllll beginners do is shoot as wide open as the Lense allows, I've made the mistake myself, not realizing the sweet spot of a Lense is not always wide open....bokeh is the most overrated thing in photography.
not to sound like an ***, but you dont sound like a little beginner-ish, you are.
Nike's and and other magazines dont just go out with a camera and take random pictures at any given time of the day in hopes they look good. They are getting paid a lot of money and they plan their shoots out. IE time of day, models, subject, accessories, environment, foreground, lighting etc. Then after they have a solid image, they hit the lab for post processing which in itself is another level of skill set ....
They look pretty good to me but like said above I'm sure it's alot that goes into Nike's pictures
while we're on the noobie bashing, can yall stop using watermarks? no body wants to steal pictures of your cat or the super bokeh water puddle or out of focus tree branch. 99% of the people in this thread do not need watermarks.
stop wasting your time.
Lol at all the snobs popping up in here like this is a professional photography website
Pic 1: Good shot, could use some touching up.
Pic 2: Sunlight makes the left shoe look over exposed compared to rest of the picture.
Pic 3: I think you could have gone without the selective coloring. Phone can still be the main point of focus without that feature.
Thanks for sharing and nice kicks!