Well I think I am off to bed, Good night all.
Nite buddy!
Well I think I am off to bed, Good night all.
Now that I feel more like doing things I have added some carbs to my diet. I even had pizza last night First time in over a month.
That must of tasted like the nectar of the gods after being on a diet for so long!
Where's ATM been?
The macro setting? I think that's the setting that gives you the shallow depth of field... It's been a while since I've done anything with photogrophy (more than just point and shoot).
It's actually the aperature, or Av on a camera. The wider the lens is open (lower the Av setting), the shallower the depth of field.
Lenses that are "fast" -- that is they can be shot wide open with a low Av are very expensive. Those are the types used for sports to isolate action, or also for low light shooting. I have a couple "fast" Canon L lenses that cost about as much as several guns combined. Good glass is just not cheap -- the same goes for good optics for rifles as well.
I got a Canon Xti 400, got 3 lens for it, factory 18-57, factory 100-300 and a Tamron 28-250.
Love it to death, my fav place to shot pics is at the yearly Indy Air Show at Mount Comfort where I'm snapping excess of 1200 pics for the day.
I'd love to buy a f2.0 400mm IS lens for it, but I could go out a buy 3 high priced outfitted AR's on what it would cost. Besides the wife not having a job right now does not help.
I've lost almost 40lbs since school started just from eating better....
Since I've been getting a little more serious, I've lost 10lbs in the past 3 weeks. I really should get out and work out more. That would help out a lot.
There seems to be a lot of photographers here on INGO... maybe we should organize an INGO photo and gun shoot!
I could definitely afford to lose a few lbs, but if I lost 40 lbs I'd be too skinny for comfort...6'6" and 215 would look ridiculous IMO.
Nikons and Canons are both great platforms.
Next time you watch a sporting event, take a look at the all the professional photographers. Notice the color of their lenses.... white.
Those would be Canon "L" lenses.
'Nuff said!
Should be a lot easier since its warming up.Activity makes a world of difference.
Fair enough...I lack the knowledge to pay attention to something like that...I do know that dating back to when I was in high school to present time, there has always been a prof photographer at the football games, as well as my brother's games now, and my Mom's pictures look much better and are used more often.
They don't make a 400 2.0., but they do make a 400 2.8. It's about 6K!
Digital SLRs are awesome. It is nice to be able to shoot lots of pics and experiment. No film to worry about.
There seems to be a lot of photographers here on INGO... maybe we should organize an INGO photo and gun shoot!
So is Canon vs. Nikon like Glock vs. 1911 debates?
After reading on here in past threads, people love their Canons/Nikons and when I asked my Mom why she doesn't have a Canon, she told me Nikons are much nicer.
I was just kidding!
Both Nikon and Canon have great glass. Once you start making an investment in lenses, you usually stay with that platform. I will be Canon for life most likely because of the lenses I own. But, Nikon's are just as good!
Yeah, so back to the Glop vs 1911 debate.
(Yeah, I said "Glop")
Thats what they look like when they have been in the sun too long.