Thanks B. Actually I really want a photo of my home town on my desktop. But if I fail which shouldn't be a surprise I will defo check out your awesome stuff and pick something for my two monitors.burnzz wrote:
if you need that resolution, my flickr is always resized. my jpegs would cover that and i would gladly offer any you liked . . ..Sup wrote:
Yep I have the portable version. Hopefully my camera does support such high res., haven't checked yet!
Yaaay, welcome Don't forget to tell us your flickr username, so we can add you to the first post=NHB=Shadow wrote:
Hey guys, just started a flickr account, going to join the group once i'm done doing everything, uploading pictures from my trip in china during the summer, i tried to choose the good ones but whatever, hope you enjoy lol!
will do once i uploaded pictures!mcminty wrote:
Yaaay, welcome Don't forget to tell us your flickr username, so we can add you to the first post=NHB=Shadow wrote:
Hey guys, just started a flickr account, going to join the group once i'm done doing everything, uploading pictures from my trip in china during the summer, i tried to choose the good ones but whatever, hope you enjoy lol!
that's just great - my FF just closed down. oh hey, it's a restart, nm.Kmarion wrote:
Reminder: These are awesome.
http://digital-photography-school.com/1 … serscripts
Make sure you install greasemonkey for Firefox first.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748
Trial and error.. trial and error. We are fortunate to live in a time that lets us do this without film/development cost!Ultrafunkula wrote:
So I got this one then. Now I just need to learn use it properly.
http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/6900/sigma.jpg
a co-worker rented a 1.4x, a 2.8 300mm, and a D3 last weekend for club day.Kmarion wrote:
On an unrelated note:
Nikon D3s leaked by UK press, expected to ship December with impressive ISO range, £4,200 price tag.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/13/niko … -with-imp/
I like the D3's. If I wasn't so committed to Canon at this point I would consider it. I've been looking at some 5d Mark II's on ebay .burnzz wrote:
a co-worker rented a 1.4x, a 2.8 300mm, and a D3 last weekend for club day.Kmarion wrote:
On an unrelated note:
Nikon D3s leaked by UK press, expected to ship December with impressive ISO range, £4,200 price tag.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/13/niko … -with-imp/
my wife just asked me the difference between a 5d and a 5dmkII. i said "about a thousand dollars." fFFFFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUU-Kmarion wrote:
I like the D3's. If I wasn't so committed to Canon at this point I would consider it. I've been looking at some 5d Mark II's on ebay .burnzz wrote:
a co-worker rented a 1.4x, a 2.8 300mm, and a D3 last weekend for club day.Kmarion wrote:
On an unrelated note:
Nikon D3s leaked by UK press, expected to ship December with impressive ISO range, £4,200 price tag.
http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/13/niko … -with-imp/
Trial and error? I'm not on to your brainwaves on this one. Explainnnn. Or draw a picture. Or sing?Kmarion wrote:
Trial and error.. trial and error. We are fortunate to live in a time that lets us do this without film/development cost!Ultrafunkula wrote:
So I got this one then. Now I just need to learn use it properly.
http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/6900/sigma.jpg
you've got a big aperture on that new lense.Ultrafunkula wrote:
Trial and error? I'm not on to your brainwaves on this one. Explainnnn. Or draw a picture. Or sing?
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The best way to learn is to get out there and do it! ..lol.Ultrafunkula wrote:
Trial and error? I'm not on to your brainwaves on this one. Explainnnn. Or draw a picture. Or sing?Kmarion wrote:
Trial and error.. trial and error. We are fortunate to live in a time that lets us do this without film/development cost!Ultrafunkula wrote:
So I got this one then. Now I just need to learn use it properly.
http://img238.imageshack.us/img238/6900/sigma.jpg
Oo, ok. Thought you was saying I made a bad buy instead of a best buyKmarion wrote:
The best way to learn is to get out there and do it! ..lol.Ultrafunkula wrote:
Trial and error? I'm not on to your brainwaves on this one. Explainnnn. Or draw a picture. Or sing?Kmarion wrote:
Trial and error.. trial and error. We are fortunate to live in a time that lets us do this without film/development cost!
Well, people learn differently. Trial and error is the best way for me (and photography) at least.
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