Any photographers amongst the AC-ers?
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I myself am in to mobile photography. It's definitely and emerging field. Some newspaper companies have even let go of their photographers and armed employees with smartphones to do their own photography.
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Guytronic
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@D13H4RD2L1V3
How is that Sigma 30mm 1.4?
It sure gets a lot of great reviews from owners.
I would like to add it to my collection.
How is that Sigma 30mm 1.4?
It sure gets a lot of great reviews from owners.
I would like to add it to my collection.
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I'll let you be the judge.
(All were shot with the Sigma on the a6000)
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=M1pVVHdjeXdqWkZHak0zVW9BVHpONHgwLVAteU9n
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ManiacJoe
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I'll let you be the judge.
(All were shot with the Sigma on the a6000)
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=M1pVVHdjeXdqWkZHak0zVW9BVHpONHgwLVAteU9n
You do quite well with the food photography!
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I'll let you be the judge.
(All were shot with the Sigma on the a6000)
https://photos.google.com/share/AF1...?key=M1pVVHdjeXdqWkZHak0zVW9BVHpONHgwLVAteU9n
Man those suck so bad...
(okay just kidding.. I am jelly) :-x.
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I dabble in it. I have a Canon EOS-M (mirrorless) and prefer scenery shots. I was the only one in a group of 5 that had a REAL camera when I went to Mexico City for work 2 years ago, I captured this:
It came with an 18-55MM lens, I bought an adapter ring and I can use a 55-250 that my dad has for his Canon DSLR, or any other lens he has for that camera.
It came with an 18-55MM lens, I bought an adapter ring and I can use a 55-250 that my dad has for his Canon DSLR, or any other lens he has for that camera.
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Went to the stadium last night to catch the fireworks and met some other photographers that happened to be there to. Was a rather fun event, though mostly because of them. This was one of my favorite shots, but the fireworks in general weren't as good as I had hoped.
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All these nice camera's posted in here.I haven't been a real big camera bug but find it interesting. Years ago I bought a compact camera( 2009ish) .To take better pics then my Blackberry 8330.
I still have it,,although pretty dated now .It did ok .
Here is the pic .ha Don't laugh haha
I need to look into to getting a nice camera that's not too complicated/expensive for a noob to start with .Photography can be an interesting hobby
I still have it,,although pretty dated now .It did ok .
Here is the pic .ha Don't laugh haha
I need to look into to getting a nice camera that's not too complicated/expensive for a noob to start with .Photography can be an interesting hobby
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I have, but at only 8MP resolution and poor noise, not that suitable for print.
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I've been wondering if the sensor in me Fuji XE-1 may need cleaning.
I don't have an XC-XF (exceedingly expensive) auto focus lens for the camera and have been trying to find a sharp manual lens to adapt.
The Nikkor 50mm 1.8 I bought recently is looking OK yet the pics just don't pop like the NEX6-B does.
Looking at the Fuji sensor I don't see any smoky film or debris with the naked eye.
I read that the best way to check the sensor is with a loupe and bright light source.
Bought a mirrorless cleaning kit a while back.
Maybe I should just wipe the sensor down and see if I can get those legendary sharp images I keep reading about with Fuji digital cameras.
I don't have an XC-XF (exceedingly expensive) auto focus lens for the camera and have been trying to find a sharp manual lens to adapt.
The Nikkor 50mm 1.8 I bought recently is looking OK yet the pics just don't pop like the NEX6-B does.
Looking at the Fuji sensor I don't see any smoky film or debris with the naked eye.
I read that the best way to check the sensor is with a loupe and bright light source.
Bought a mirrorless cleaning kit a while back.
Maybe I should just wipe the sensor down and see if I can get those legendary sharp images I keep reading about with Fuji digital cameras.
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A clear sign of a dirty sensor is dust spots.
It certainly wouldn't hurt to clean up the sensor with sensor swabs. Do be careful, though.
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Mooncatt
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Just to tie this into something Android related, did you know there are DSLR remote apps? I use this one with my Olympus.
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e.../apps/details?id=de.dslrremote&token=Jcb7WwS-
You can apparently buy a cable to use it wired, but I use the IR blaster on my V20 for wireless activation.
https://forums.androidcentral.com/e.../apps/details?id=de.dslrremote&token=Jcb7WwS-
You can apparently buy a cable to use it wired, but I use the IR blaster on my V20 for wireless activation.
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True.
I have Sony Play Memories on my Mate 9.
Fun to play with here and there.
I can see a need occasionally for a remote app or wireless remote.
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