I did but I edited it in B&W and didn't feel like re-editing the photos in Color haha. I didn't feel insulted because I get that it's their preference as a company, but it was funny because my wife sent me some of the photos that they did use and it was some bad cell phone photos. I don't look down cell phone photos but with how dark the environment was those photos came out a lot worse than what I sent.
Yeah if I shot an event like that I'd get a "boy the fuck are you doing email" from somebody at my job LOL
People want shit fast. Cellphone is quick. This is why if I'm asked to shoot something and they want me to transfer over some pics from the event I'm not using a DSLR. D850 doesn't like Snapbridge much and the D4S and D5 don't even connect to it. I'm also glad I can transfer over full sized jpegs now and not compressed ones.
It would have been a quick job for me, but regardless I wasn't going to re-edit the photos for a big corporate entity without being paid.
I don't touch editing on my phone any way. If I need something that badly I try to get it right enough in camera and I edit on my computer.
Are you in a European country? In the states you only need to do the 107 if you're intending to fly it commercially.
Yep 80mm is correct. Because of the different DoF the bokeh is more like a 2.7 aperture on FF. The light stays the same, so exposure speed is unchanged but the bokeh is not quite the same as on FF.
Thanks for the link, I've played a bit and considering the 50mm is the only lens I can use for bokeh it's a bit disappointing that it's so cropped.
D'oh, I fat fingered that 1.8, I meant 1.7.
Fuji is out of the picture, they're like 50% more expensive.
I was going to try to talk you out of Canon the moment I saw you wanted a good crop sensor prime LOL I rep team Fuji, but at the very least you can find some good third party stuff on Sony.
So as someone who wants a good camera but doesn't plan to go that deep I found some models on Amazon and wanted to see the opinions here. I mostly plan to take pics of birds and nature while going on trips.
EOS Rebel T100 18-55mm f/3.5-5.6 IS II BR, Canon, T100 EF-S 18
EOS 2000D DSLR EF-S 18-55 mm f/3.5-5.6 is II
I'm thinking about getting an used camera too
I didn't give any since I'm from Brazil so I couldn't really give a proprer budget... But I compared the prices on Amazon-BR and US so I'd say $400-600.
A lens with 50mm is a lens with 50mm. It does not matter if it's made for 4/3, APS-C, Full Frame or Medium Format.
Ok, so compared to my film camera, the aps-c sensor on the a6600 would look 1.5x zoomed in (27-202mm equivalent)
Yes. On the plus side: lenses made for APS-C can be smaller/more compact and less expensive.
Ok then, thanks for the info!
if you get a 35mm 1.4 for APS-C it will be similar to a 50mm 2 on Full Frame, yes.
I was nervous about getting the GFX100S for weeks. All the nervousness of the financial investment melted when I started shooting it though.
I'm still in shock whenever I use my M10 lol. It's even worse now that I own the 75mm. Still hard for me to believe that I actually own this.
When GFX first got introduced I never thought I'd own one of these and then I didn't think I'd enjoy shooting it. Glad you're enjoying your Leica. It's not a dream camera to me, but who knows, I'd probably want one in a handful of years. If a Q2 ever gets affordable I'd look at one.
I have some of those solar eclipse safety glasses from "American Paper". I was planning to wear that behind my binoculars until totality.
Thanks for the PSA. I'll keep the binoculars off until the totality portion then.
Even then I would get some filters big enough for the front of the binoculars.
