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Man you dudes be having me itching to get out and shoot ... **** it ... trip to NYC this weekend.....
The Official Photography Thread - Vol. 3
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I'm dropping the DSLR and rocking the gopro4 errrwhere 
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I only use my DSLR for paid work now. If I'm out-and-about I'm good with my iPhone. If I'm out with the intention to take nice photos (memorials, tourist attractions, etc) I'll use the Fuji. It's been good so far with the kit; I just want a nice prime.
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If you happen to be in the city tomorrow (Saturday) there is going to be a mass lightsaber battle at Washington Square park.....I plan on going to a friend to shoot some of the characters that will likely be there dressed in Star Wars gear lol
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Cannolis with the Fujifilm X100s
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Have you tried the Sony a6000?
Same boat. I keep my DSLR for my actual photoshoots. I rock my a6000 with the kit lens. I have a 50mm for it but thinking of moving it for the 35 or wider.
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Home sweet home
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Only places I won't take my DSLR is to places that I know I'll be in water....If im hiking I have a pretty good compact Lowepro and a peakdesign clip on it....I don't mind luggin my camera with me....preference though..
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Going on a camping trip to upstate new york late Sept/early Oct. Bringing a DSLR specifically for astrophotography, but would like to invest in a waterproof P&S (I plan on canoeing down the Delaware river with friends as well).....what are some options? I just need something practical
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All you need bro, I don't think ANY camera is touching the gopro4 if you looking for something good in water, besides a DSLR with a housing
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few shots from my time in the Air Force thus far.
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What places do 35mm film to CD for a reasonable price? I was checking out the local Walgreens but they seem to only do it as an add on to getting prints.
Edit: Nvm
Just do your own!
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Definitely in color. However, I would recommend shooting black and white through camera and get a feel for B&W photos first since you're just starting out. But definitely in color and then edit in post once you get the hang of it.
Also, if you shoot RAW + JPEG, you can shoot black and white in camera and your RAW will still be in color.
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That would be the last place I go If i just had to have a lens. You don't really know what you get until you actually receive the item. I would definitely recommend a specific online message board forum's marketplace such as fredmiranda or face to face Craigslist.
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gopros or similar action cameras are probably the most sensible options, as they not only are likely to come with waterproof cases but maybe just as important mounting solutions...another camera to look at is the the sony rx100 (you could probably find a used mark one for less than a new gopro) & waterproof case...while it won't have as many different video modes, its bigger sensor should yield better quality video; you'd just have to figure out how/where to mount it...
few shots from my time in the Air Force thus far.
dope!
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Damn, at what time was this? I might be to late .... you have a website with information??
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Finally used my new space yesterday after about a month of not shooting. The light in here around sunset is incredible. I was inspired by Sir Neave, if any of you follow him:
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astronout and iso_hi wow 
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Fong, nice work - repped ...
Did you use a ND filter?
**** it - tomorrow Im going to put everything aside and go out ... lol
I came to nyc to shoot and I just been partying and chilling SMH!
Did you use a ND filter?
**** it - tomorrow Im going to put everything aside and go out ... lol
I came to nyc to shoot and I just been partying and chilling SMH!
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^^^No ND. The waterfall was shaded by the trees so no real need for it but I am sure a filter would help so much with he reflections, the overexposures, etc. That is literally the Tamron's biggest downfall with the 15-30 lens in how you can't use any filters. But I make it work for what it is which is usually just photoshopping it to my liking.
Nice portrait shots up there Keke and ISO. I really need to shoot stuff like that more.
Nice portrait shots up there Keke and ISO. I really need to shoot stuff like that more.
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How do you take long exposures with still people in the shot? Example: taking a long exposure of the Golden Gate bridge, with a person standing in the shot as well. Saw a video explaining that you must flash a light on them to have them in the shot, but that sounds really complicated if you're taking a wide angle shot.
Any help would be appreciated guys
the flash essentially freezes the person in place for the duration of the flash, otherwise the person will be blurry due to little movements over the time of the exposure (the longer the exposure, the more pronounced the blurrier the person will be) i think you would need to set the flash for at the end of the exposure...
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