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One of Most Underrated Designers on SF: Theory
fit is nice for us asians. quality is ****. i like the women's suit styles and fits too- trader
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Jennifer Aniston voted ‘Hottest Woman of All Time????? WTF!!!
has a horse face like SJP. no thanks- trader
- Post #46
- Forum: General Discussions
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
I have the 14mm samyang and it's incredible. Blows away the 14L at 1/5th the price. I don't think the 85L or 50L are worth the price. The 85 1.8 has such a better focus system and its equally as sharp. The 85L only has one use and that's to make girls look beautiful at 1.2. But if you're...- trader
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
tell me about it! i usually shoot with manual focus primes so it's even harder... i always get back crappy pics- trader
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
hey cranes. do you shoot any digital or is it all film? if you're shooting events that's gonna be a lot of rolls of film!- trader
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
thanks. if you thought that was bad, you should've seen all the shoes his people provided for him. very pointy, very square-toed :uhoh: definitely not SF approved- trader
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
Hey guys. These are the final photos they ended up putting in the magazine. We had to submitted about 15 to their people and they picked a few, then the magazine's editor made the final choice and did the editing himself. I think the darks/shadows are too clipped for my tastes, and I probably...- trader
- Post #2,191
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
I own both those lenses and I did a comparison of the bokeh and they looked very similar to me. I never really use the 100L for portraits. I find it's a bit... sterile. Plus you'll have to do some skin softening cause girls won't like it. Now the 135L, that's my favorite canon lens. It...- trader
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point and shoot camera
fuji x10 will be the best choice by FAR. will be released nov 7th if you can wait. it's stylish too (since we're on a style forum) http://www.fujifilm.ca/products/digital_cameras/x/fujifilm_x10/- trader
- Post #18
- Forum: General Discussions
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
as for the 70-200 f/2.8 IS vs f/4 IS, i say get the f/4 if you want it as a walk around and for general photography, and the 2.8 for doing work. the 2.8 is big and not really a pleasure to carry, and it really makes you stick out (i prefer not to when im walking about). both are incredible lenses.- trader
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
lately i've been doing a lot of the heavy sun drenched look. too bad summer is gone =/ it's a set i built. behind the curtain is a strobe with a CTO gel on it to simulate the sun- trader
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
it mostly depends on location. you need to get somewhere where light pollution from cities is minimal. i think the general guide line is 300 km from a major city center. for shots of stars you have to be aware of the planet's movement. with wider focal lengths like 17 mm on a full-frame (10mm...- trader
- Post #1,936
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
here's my first try at the milky way galaxy. gonna try it again in new zealand and stack several frames together to get some more detail. could only get one frame here (30 sec exposure) cause my gf and me were in the middle of nowhere and were surrounded by wild kangeroos and wombats (i had to...- trader
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Post your photography skills! (self-gloss)
Szeph, what kind of monitor do you have? One thing I've learned is you can't please every monitor out there. Mines perfectly calibrated but 99% of the worlds monitors aren't but I still edit pictures for my monitor, and for print especially. But I find ipads to be fairly accurate so I would...- trader
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