lol! I jokingly thought of that song when I clicked in here. Definitely the most catchy thing around rn.
lol! I jokingly thought of that song when I clicked in here. Definitely the most catchy thing around rn.
nice lighting and colors on these. :+1:
as for the format, I could go either way. I’m also fine with 3 separate posts–it wouldn’t be spam imo :)
Interesting points. First, yes about the F-mount lenses! I don’t often use random old lenses, but, probably my most “successful” photo (big air quotes there) was when I needed a longer lens, which none of my “nice” ones are, so I slapped on an MF 135mm that someone had given me, and boom.
As for facial recognition, sports stuff, focus tracking, etc. – I basically do most of my (non-casual/family/etc.) shooting on a tripod, at things that ain’t moving (or if they are, like clouds or water, I’m using an ND filter to get that motion); so, a lot of those newer bells and whistles I don’t really consider. I like lots of megapixels, low noise, a good lens, solid tripod, etc.
Ooh that size tool is cool! Dang, my D800 is a beast.
And yeah I agree, phones are no match for the real thing. Even in good light, especially if you’re going to do any raw/post work on it.
So sorry for the reply delay! But, that is nice to know that the more recent upgrades boil down to quieter/mechanical shutters etc. I guess I am not too worried!
But it sure would be nice to have something midway between a) the bulky D800 with very heavy sigma 12-24 or nikon 24-70, and b) my phone. :-D
Thanks again.
“how bout a round of Gwent” answer to everything
Cool writeup! I myself haven’t recovered from young kids yet, so I’m still rocking a nikon d800, which is great for going out shooting nature/architecture by myself (which never happens), but less so for candid family stuff. Anyway it’s nice to read your experiences.
a good dropperful of liquid vitamin D is good for me once a week. make sure it’s enough – the typical recommended daily values (at least in the US) are pretty low.