Great Photography
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So what kind of equipment are you guys working with?
I just got my first DSLR and I'm completely new to this. I have a Canon EOS Rebel T5i. Working with 2 lenses. The kit EFS 18-55mm and the EF 75-300mm. More than amazing for what I need it for.
I just got my first DSLR and I'm completely new to this. I have a Canon EOS Rebel T5i. Working with 2 lenses. The kit EFS 18-55mm and the EF 75-300mm. More than amazing for what I need it for.
I love the composition of that shot.
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I have a Sony DSC-WX 350, and I love it. Super compact, but it takes up to 4k quality photos for $2-300.
The first question: what are you going to take with your camera? 18-55 is enough for 99% of travel or family/party photo.
If you going to take photos inside often, you need a flash.
The 1st accesoire is UV filter for each of your lenses.
I have also CPL filters, extra battery and car charger, brush (LENSPEN) and cloth for cleaning lenses. Also a LED lamp, Macro lenses, wide-angle lense, diffuser lense - this is very optional
Oh, you definitely need a bag for your camera
**GASP** Nikon recommends a Canon??
NickHouston bought a Canon
this link was put in the shoutbox by Stevo (there are some days) photos are just amazing :
http://www.opposingviews.com/i/gall...athtaking-photos-people-barely-cheating-death
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http://www.opposingviews.com/i/gall...athtaking-photos-people-barely-cheating-death
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I do most event photography dont have much of anything else, found this tho
[DOUBLEPOST=1421433933][/DOUBLEPOST]took this in my yard just now after my quadcopter tripped out n landed in some weeds lol.
your photos are not displayed, I can't seeI do most event photography dont have much of anything else, found this tho
[DOUBLEPOST=1421433933][/DOUBLEPOST]took this in my yard just now after my quadcopter tripped out n landed in some weeds lol.
Once I get some cash I'll check that one out.
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The first question: what are you going to take with your camera? 18-55 is enough for 99% of travel or family/party photo.
If you going to take photos inside often, you need a flash.
The 1st accesoire is UV filter for each of your lenses.
I have also CPL filters, extra battery and car charger, brush (LENSPEN) and cloth for cleaning lenses. Also a LED lamp, Macro lenses, wide-angle lense, diffuser lense - this is very optional
Oh, you definitely need a bag for your camera
I have the bag, a flash, Tripod, UV filter, 2 extra batteries, macro extension tubes(used those for the macro photos with the 18-55mm), fisheye, remote shutter, wide angle, lens hood, etc. I'm going to be saving for a lighting kit.
I'll probably be shooting urban landscapes the most, but that definitely wont be it.
Someone buy me a cheap high quality camera! I'm going to London, Paris, Germany, and Switzerland after graduation; an iPhone camera won't do much justice.
@null Nice pictures! I live about 10 minutes from Stone Mountain, GA, so I'm always confused for a second when I see the one in North Carolina
@null Nice pictures! I live about 10 minutes from Stone Mountain, GA, so I'm always confused for a second when I see the one in North Carolina
dropbox 403 error mate
I don't think a Nikon part would work too well with my Canon
CPL filter will be useful in the city. Altogether you have a nice set
A simple light painting I did like 5 minutes ago.
[DOUBLEPOST=1421476298][/DOUBLEPOST]I forgot how bad Facebook photos pixellate. Here's a better one:
[DOUBLEPOST=1421476298][/DOUBLEPOST]I forgot how bad Facebook photos pixellate. Here's a better one:
I think i fixed itthis link was put in the shoutbox by Stevo (there are some days) photos are just amazing :
http://www.opposingviews.com/i/gall...athtaking-photos-people-barely-cheating-death
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