spectrrr 08:26 AM 04-04-2010
Originally Posted by kenstogie:
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Friend of mine GAVE me a Sunpak 555 and want to hook it up to my Canon T1i
1st - is there a hotshoe connector?
2nd - is it worth the effort?
3rd - Possibility of Damage to my T1i?
I understand I may need to use it in full manual but did I mention it was free? :-)
DO NO plug it into the side of the camera - YES there is the possibility of damage. Small.... but there...
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/produc...t_Shoe_to.html
thats what folks generally use to plug in.... but that would kind of defeat the purpose of free now wouldn't it?
:-)
Anyone else have some ideas for him?
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kenstogie 12:35 PM 04-04-2010
Thanks Francis. Free is best but 50 bucks isn't so bad. Looking into the 480 or 520 but they aint free
:-)
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Tazziedevil 03:08 PM 04-04-2010
Originally Posted by spectrrr:
daaaamn that takes some guns.
I played with handholding a 300/2.8 once.... not easy....
I picked a used one up for a good price a while back. Optics were superb, but I didn't have much use for a 300mm lens, especially one that heavy.
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the nub 03:11 PM 04-06-2010
Wolfgang 05:44 PM 04-06-2010
Nice pictures. Got ym new camera today. Love it! Already shot 500 pictures.
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Darrell 05:46 PM 04-06-2010
Originally Posted by Wolfgang:
Nice pictures. Got ym new camera today. Love it! Already shot 500 pictures.
What did you get?
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King James 08:19 PM 04-06-2010
Nub, I really like the vignetting on the 2nd one. Sometimes it is overused, but it works well here I think... looks natural
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Wolfgang 08:21 PM 04-06-2010
Nikon D90 and 35mm 1.8G WOOT!
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Originally Posted by Wolfgang:
Nikon D90 and 35mm 1.8G WOOT!
NICE!
Bet you are like a kid at Christmas....even with only one good arm....
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hotreds 08:35 PM 04-06-2010
Wolfgang 08:54 PM 04-06-2010
I sure am E.J. after shooting 500 pictures today my shoulder loosened up but now I have ice lol. Ive been reading the manual all day. My favorite parts are the flash commander, bracketing, and dials on the front and back of the grip. Still learning too.
P.s. I know I was talking about going canon but with 2 bags full of nikon bodes, lenses, and flashes its not cost effective. Both companies are equivalent (IMO) One is better one year and the next the following. I also put the 10mm 2.8 fisheye on hold. that would heve been good for curves lol.
The worlds original airplanes. Who woulda thunk youd be good at bird photos too?!
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Wolfgang 09:04 PM 04-06-2010
Not sure if this has been done in here but what are you alls gear arsenal?
CANON:
G10
Nikon:
EM
FG
FM2
D40X
D90
28mm F2.8
50mm F1.8
55mm F2.8 micro
135mm F3.5
35-70mm F3.3
35mm 1.8G
50mm F1.8 AF
18-55 F3.5-5.6
55-200 F4-5.6 VR
SB-600
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spectrrr 09:14 PM 04-06-2010
At the moment:
CANON
20D
2x 30D
2x 5D
17-35mm 2.8L
24-105mm 4L
70-200mm 4L
70-200mm 2.8L
85mm 1.8
15mm 2.8 fish
14mm 2.8 wise (NOT fish)
Lens baby
580EX
The canon external battery pack to go with it.
getting ready to sell some stuff off though. 70-200 2.8, 15 fish, and the 30D's
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Wolfgang 09:25 PM 04-06-2010
Nice.
P.s. I forgot the N80
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spectrrr 09:30 PM 04-06-2010
Originally Posted by Wolfgang:
I also put the 10mm 2.8 fisheye on hold. that would heve been good for curves lol.
:-):-)
Here was my entry that I snapped for the curves assignment this week, but couldn't get home in time to submit (my dumb ass brought the laptop and card reader but not the USB cable for the card reader!)
fisheye is kind of cheating in a curves assignment, hahaha....
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Wolfgang 10:13 PM 04-06-2010
You should have sent it anyways. I would have let you participate. #4 needs competition anyways lol.
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Wolfgang 11:41 PM 04-06-2010
spectrrr 03:11 AM 04-07-2010
Originally Posted by Wolfgang:
Caught this in my herf shed.
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nice
:-)
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spectrrr 03:20 AM 04-07-2010
Seeing the tree shot in
this weeks photo competition got me in the artistic mood, so I hope the original author does not mind that I played around with it a little.
I made it a warmer tone, but I very easily could have stayed with the cool tones and been happy, I was just in the mood for red at the moment. Filtered it out to a brushstroke texture and thats about it. If I was a nature painting fan, that could then get sent to a canvas printer and you got an instant painting, minus the frame
:-)
100% of any credit goes to the original author, not me. I just ran a couple filters, nothing more.
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hotreds 10:10 AM 04-07-2010