Essential The Official Photography Thread

[VladTheImpaler]

What are your thoughts on Full frame v Crop sensors?

I know that full frame is a must for some.. thoughts?

 

[Majestyx]

What are your thoughts on Full frame v Crop sensors?

I know that full frame is a must for some.. thoughts?

it only matters in certain instances. but for 95% of applications no one can tell. I switched to full frame cuz i shoot low light events at times (clubs/concerts) and needed low noise at high ass ISO. i also like doing some portrait stuff with super shallow depth of field, which is easier(cheaper) to get with full frame. but if none of that shyt affects what you shoot, then doesnt matter

 

[8WON6]

What are your thoughts on Full frame v Crop sensors?

I know that full frame is a must for some.. thoughts?

some of the used full frames are below a grand right now, but they are cameras that are a few years old. But, to be honest, most people don't need full frame. It's a luxury. And really only necessary for like certain low light situations like shutterguy said. My advice is don't get caught up in the gear race and focus on the skill side of photography. You'd be surprised at how many people buy cameras that that too much for them as far as features and shyt.

 

[Majestyx]

some of the used full frames are below a grand right now, but they are cameras that are a few years old. But, to be honest, most people don't need full frame. It's a luxury. And really only necessary for like certain low light situations like shutterguy said. My advice is don't get caught up in the gear race and focus on the skill side of photography. You'd be surprised at how many people buy cameras that that too much for them as far as features and shyt.

i be seeing some shyt when it comes to people having cameras and not knowing how to use them/or just having features they dont need. i had a broad roll up on m with a $4k leica camera asking me questions about her camera.

 

[8WON6]

i be seeing some shyt when it comes to people having cameras and not knowing how to use them/or just having features they dont need. i had a broad roll up on m with a $4k leica camera asking me questions about her camera.

I see it on craigslist a lot. "I'm selling this camera because it's too much for me, I bought a point and shoot instead".

 

[VladTheImpaler]

some of the used full frames are below a grand right now, but they are cameras that are a few years old. But, to be honest, most people don't need full frame. It's a luxury. And really only necessary for like certain low light situations like shutterguy said. My advice is don't get caught up in the gear race and focus on the skill side of photography. You'd be surprised at how many people buy cameras that that too much for them as far as features and shyt.

Yeah, I have been a photographer for years and was just wondering what many thought here.

There indeed advantages but yes, most prosumers don't need it.

If its affordable, I say get one but not a necessity for most.

 

[krackdagawd]

Threads needs to get a bit more demonic

 

[GoldenGlove]

 

[8WON6]

yeah that a9 look crazy. must be nice to have that kind of money. .

 

[iFightSeagullsForBread]

I need to stop being so fukking lazy and relying on old aesthetics and get back to taking pics.​

 

[Majestyx]

that camera sensor flames... now i just wait till someone else gets that sensor and puts it in a different body with non fugly sony menu

 

[krackdagawd]

Spoiler

 

[Rich Spirit]

Spoiler

like your style bro

 

[CASHAPP]

Just saw this exchange on my timeline. Lol i learned from this now i know im definitely never doing my work for free.

 

[CASHAPP]

You can click the links for the rest of the videos explaining the story.

SMH its crazy. Like he said she got 3000 followers off this and he is basically stuck at the same. Hoes really do win too much.