i currently shoot with only a 35mm 1.8, i want another prime lens with a little more zoom to do some more detailed product shots. would a 50mm 1.8 be a huge difference? i just don't want to spend the money if it's going to be basically the same thing.
thanks.
i currently shoot with only a 35mm 1.8, i want another prime lens with a little more zoom to do some more detailed product shots. would a 50mm 1.8 be a huge difference? i just don't want to spend the money if it's going to be basically the same thing.
thanks.
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Recommendations for filter to get for my Nikon 35mm 1.8?
Just copped it from Adorama NYC.
Hoya? Tiffen?
avoid tiffen. i perfer no filter but hoyas are nice
Get the 50 1.4g, don't bother with the 1.8. Great for portraits or product shots. If you got gwap though, go for the 85mm 1.4 aka the Cream Machine.
i'm looking into buying a camera to start taking some photos. i always admire the simplicity of things when taken. i'm looking for a good beginner camera that can capture vibrant colors and paint the image vividly. my budget is in the range of 500-800 and need the best bang for the buck. hope you guys can help.
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fucking finally, and got it days early!!
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ive been asked to shoot at a Halloween nightclub event here.
any tips/advice?
this has been pretty helpful photo.net/learn/concerts/mirarchi/concer_4.htm but just wondering if anyone had any experience
thanks
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no one?
no one?
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I interned at this club over the summer and I used the shutter drag technique a lot. A normal nights settings would range from 1/10-1/25, f3.5-f4, iso 800-1600. Normally I would bounce the flash off a wall or ceiling, but it depends on your venue. My biggest gripe was the lack of space to get an adequate distance to shoot, so my .02 would be get a decent zoom, unless you feel like switching lenses all night and being uncomfortable. I used my kit lens the whole internship, a zoom with a f1.8 stop would be preferred. Lastly, if you do decide to use a flash, get a diffuser, the Omnibounce diffuser works wonders and isn't a distraction nor is it bulky.
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Shooting concerts is super challenging, but i enjoy it alot. I prefer using a 50mm lens for shooting in these conditions, although a zoom would be practical at times... You can see some of my shots here www.flickr.com/photos/51756771@N08/sets/72157624974904226/ These are all shot with either the Sigma 30mm 1.4 or Canon 50mm 1.8.
On a totally different note: Should i bother buying a 7d when i don't have the money to buy a lens that "matches" its high standard?
ive been asked to shoot at a Halloween nightclub event here.
any tips/advice?
this has been pretty helpful photo.net/learn/concerts/mirarchi/concer_4.htm but just wondering if anyone had any experience
thanks
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