Essential The Official Photography Thread

[The Devil's Advocate]

Cop the 35mm 1.8 G. Its not worth the effort using the stock lenses. Also look into photoshop and light room for photo editing.


tss2 by James Ellis, on Flickr


apt200wedensday3 by James Ellis, on Flickr


Untitled by James Ellis, on Flickr


Untitled by James Ellis, on Flickr

you know what's fukking hilarious... page 31 is the exact page i was on... and that's where you in there fighting with nikkas about not giving them advice




so it's amazing you the first one in here, giving me advice



you talking about this one?

bout to put that on the amazon cart

 

[Kilgore Trout]

you know what's fukking hilarious... page 31 is the exact page i was on... and that's where you in there fighting with nikkas about not giving them advice




so it's amazing you the first one in here, giving me advice



you talking about this one?

bout to put that on the amazon cart

yeah that one.

I took my first good photo once i got that lens.

I was using a nikon d60 at the time haha.


All you need right now is a prime lens. It will teach you how to compose your shots and give you the ability to shoot in low light.

Good luck

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

yeah that one.

I took my first good photo once i got that lens.

I was using a nikon d60 at the time haha.


All you need right now is a prime lens. It will teach you how to compose your shots and give you the ability to shoot in low light.

Good luck

thanks breh... that's exactly what i'm seeing from y'alls pics to mine.. my compose is all over the place and my low light is terrible


but i'm going to stick with it

 

[8WON6]

Nov 5th 2016-45 by 8won6, on Flickr
my Brenizer game getting better.
Patrick Brenizer 3 by 8won6, on Flickr

 

[The Devil's Advocate]

Nov 5th 2016-45 by 8won6, on Flickr
my Brenizer game getting better.
Patrick Brenizer 3 by 8won6, on Flickr

That first pic

 

[GulfCoastGhost]

Camera - Nikon D750
Lenses - Nikon 85mm 1.8, Tamron 35mm 1.8, Nikon 24-120mm f4, Sigma 600mm
How long - 2 years, still learning, love to do landscapes but been selling prints and doing events making money too. I do a lot of long exposures, mess with the Lee Filters system a lot.

 

[Apollo Kid]

Camera - Nikon D750
Lenses - Nikon 85mm 1.8, Tamron 35mm 1.8, Nikon 24-120mm f4, Sigma 600mm
How long - 2 years, still learning, love to do landscapes but been selling prints and doing events making money too. I do a lot of long exposures, mess with the Lee Filters system a lot.

The first two shots are at Robert Moses?

Where is the last one shot at?

 

[GulfCoastGhost]

The first two shots are at Robert Moses?

Where is the last one shot at?

East Islip Marina, by the volleyball net after the second pier. I usually bounce around all piers and docks on the south shore.

 

[Apollo Kid]

East Islip Marina, by the volleyball net after the second pier. I usually bounce around all piers and docks on the south shore.

Dope! I usually shoot at the Bay Shore Marina.

 

[T-K-G]

untitled by キングギドラ, on Flickr
untitled by キングギドラ, on Flickr
untitled by キングギドラ, on Flickr
untitled by キングギドラ, on Flickr
untitled by キングギドラ, on Flickr

 

[GulfCoastGhost]

Saw this the other morning, didn't know they swallow, figured they just pecked to death

(There was more pictures to the devouring but didn't want to clog up the page)

 

[8WON6]

Camera - Nikon D750
Lenses - Nikon 85mm 1.8, Tamron 35mm 1.8, Nikon 24-120mm f4, Sigma 600mm
How long - 2 years, still learning, love to do landscapes but been selling prints and doing events making money too. I do a lot of long exposures, mess with the Lee Filters system a lot.

good shyt right here.

 

[GoldenGlove]

@koven

Looking to finish up my home studio set up. What kind of backdrops do you use? Thinking of just getting a green one so I can change it up in post to whatever I want.

 

[Kilgore Trout]

@koven

Looking to finish up my home studio set up. What kind of backdrops do you use? Thinking of just getting a green one so I can change it up in post to whatever I want.

I use those seamless paper backdrops. 50 foot rolls that come in 5 and 10 foot lengths. They are like 40 bucks and If the client or record label needs a color I don't have or I'm running out of then I bill them for a new roll.

I'd advise against a green screen cause it looks fake and you can tweak the background colors in photoshop.

Some shots from the studio

https://www.flickr.com/photos/mrelllis/albums/72157663147937213

 

[GoldenGlove]

I use those seamless paper backdrops. 50 foot rolls that come in 5 and 10 foot lengths. They are like 40 bucks and If the client or record label needs a color I don't have or I'm running out of then I bill them for a new roll.

I'd advise against a green screen cause it looks fake and you can tweak the background colors in photoshop.

Some shots from the studio

https://www.flickr.com/photos/mrelllis/albums/72157663147937213

You tape them on a wall or do you hang them? Is paper good for hanging?