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Shot with FinePix S7000 at 2007-06-28
Shot with FinePix S7000 at 2007-06-28
Shot with FinePix S7000 at 2007-06-28
Shot with FinePix S7000 at 2007-06-28
Shot with FinePix S7000 at 2007-06-28
Shot with FinePix S7000 at 2007-06-28
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That's my wife, how dare you.
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Man In Space your pics are amazing, as are a lot of others. This is one of the best threads going right now, can't believe Tokyo started it. For a beginner, how important is the equipment? I see a lot of you posting the camera you used is why I ask.
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That's my wife, how dare you.Originally Posted by Man In Space
Cute dog is actually an old Japanese saying borrowed from English which roughly translates to: "very much friendly looking wife person, with nice personality that I am in no way sexually attracted to even though she is very beautiful and talented and you are a very lucky man to have married her, while miraculously managing to marry neither above or below the social, economic, aesthetic, and intellectual status of your most honorable self."
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Man In Space your pics are amazing, as are a lot of others. This is one of the best threads going right now, can't believe Tokyo started it. For a beginner, how important is the equipment? I see a lot of you posting the camera you used is why I ask.Originally Posted by LSeca
Whats that supposed to mean? Am I incapable of starting a worthwhile thread? Its because of my mole isn't it. Sob. Seriously, for a beginner (if you are planning to practice, get better, and upgrade later)- buy a 35mm film camera with the following equipment on it. Shutter speed control Aperture control A decent, flexible lens My personal reccomendation is something like the Olympus is-50 (what I started with)
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Tokyo, you're just pissed because you want to **** my dog/lizard wife.
LSeca, I am definitely a beginner. I don't think equipment is as important as your own eye. My shots were all taken on automatic setting on a $400 6MP Fuji camera. Thanks for the compliment!
LSeca, I am definitely a beginner. I don't think equipment is as important as your own eye. My shots were all taken on automatic setting on a $400 6MP Fuji camera. Thanks for the compliment!
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Your name better be Neil Johnson, or we just caught you buddy!!!
I see your fly and raise you a BUTTERfly:
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Wow, I was expecting a decent camera to cost a lot more. Thanks for the link.Originally Posted by LSeca
If you decide thats the one you want... buy mine. It's in perfect shape and I'll give you a discount cause I know you have a shotgun, and you know I don't.
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Since people seem to be ok with me posting like a billion pictures in here, I might as well give you the rest of the "bee series".
I sat in a lilac bush for three hours.
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