Photography

[ShIfTeD]

depends on your price range...sb600's are where its at

i have some $25 flashes off ebay that i use and i love them

[UpstateHate585]

where's ak been?

[SAID]

not bombingscience..

what would be my best option for a cheap flash?
which 25$ are you using Shift?

[Werse]

where's ak been?

I think he said he was going to some wild party in nz where the new year happens before anywhere else in the world.

[-Empty-Can-]

[youthcrewdoof]

my first time shooting live photography.
Forfeit- Syracuse hardcore.





Black SS- Syracuse Straight edge



not bad for my first time ever i like to think

[UpstateHate585]

some gnarly noise in that last one lol.

but i like them. plus its close to home so you score some points haha that horizon or whatever? i saw emmure, the ghost inside, and winds of plague there a long while ago lol

[kmcdon3960]

[.A.K.4.7.]

I agree with this 100%. A 50mm is really nice but it's wayy too zoomed in. Especially for indoor photos. I've never used a 35mm but I would thinks it's better for portraits because you have more room to back up and you can get more of the person in the photo.

My brother tried to take a photo of his house with a 50mm and he had to go across the street into the neighbors driveway by his garage to just barely fit the house in the photo.

It is silly to shoot portraits close to your subject, when this happens distortion occurs in the face, the nose becomes too big etc. This is why you see pro photographers using long lenses in shoots. 50mm is designed as a lens that reflects what the eye sees. However on a cropped sensor camera like most of yours, it becomes around 75mm, which is ideal for portraits. Using a 75mm lens to shoot a house is just stupid anyway.

any idea what kind of manual camera this is;?

That looks to me like a Nikon FM2, in my opinion the best film manual SLR ever.

i gotta get outside today.




suggestions? crits? yawns? anyone?

I love this one.

anyone had problems with recently bought vivitar 285hv's?

I'm thinking long and hard about what flash to get, my old vivitar blew up so I don't want to piss my money up the wall if I get another

The safe option is to get the SB 400, but I want it for off camera work so it might be a bit weak. ahhhh tough decision. There's also only one 285hv on ebay

Nope, they are dope for off camera flashes that you can bang up and just replace later. Don't buy an SB-400. I've got one and I never use it. If you are looking for a decent on camera flash, and just an awesome all rounder, can't go wrong with the SB-600.

the 3 subjects

the yellow is the camera

and the red directional lines are the flashes and where their directed

hehe

Awesome.



PS, got back from my new years. was amazing, too much drugs my nose is proper fucked. shot nearly 600 photos on my little canon G10 which I was going to sell... I love it now. Will post up some flicks later, i need about 3 days sleep.

[b SQUARED 08]

So I found a hell of a deal on a Canon EOS K2 Rebel last night on a forum I frequent. Only $40

[SAID]

Sweet deal !
KMC fucking sick shottt 0_o


ice fishing season !

[youthcrewdoof]

awesome.

looks like the lead singer of BANE haha

[thesecks]

[ShIfTeD]

thesecks- its called a yongnuo speedlight

[ShIfTeD]

going to take my 1st set of REAL band promos tonight

it should be pretty sick...got a few ideas running around but we're gonna play areound with a few different ideas

-10 degrees here in chicago...gotta love it :/

i dont want any comments from ak about your tropical island weather...screw off

[thesecks]

thesecks- its called a yongnuo speedlight

cheers man, you may have just saved me some dough

I might gamble on the YN-460, for £29, then get some cheap eBay slaves. A third of the price I was prepared to pay

[ShIfTeD]

its all preferance

i took a risk and bought those knowing they might have been shit, but i couldnt be happier with them

you cant go wrong with vivitar flashes though

right now i have an sb600 for my main flash and 3 of the yongnou's for my remote flashes

really love the setup...good luck man

[UpstateHate585]

alright so i want to get some lighting for portraits and such. thinkin about getting 2 vivitars but i kinda like constant lighting. theres some packages on ebat that don't look too bad for like 150.

2vivs, stands, and umbrellas/soft box sounds pretty pricey

i have a sb-600. what else would i need to fire the 3 flashes at the same time (yeah, lighting noob i know) and would i need 12 aa batteries for those shits? sounds easier to get constant lights that plug in. not as portable tho

shit idk

[.A.K.4.7.]

mannnnn you only bought a camera like 4 days ago.

Yall are buying up studio lighting and flashes and lenses and shti before you even know how to use your cameras.

give it a rest !!!

[iWrite.]

a fuckin cookie.