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Essential The Official Photography Thread
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There's a dial/scroll wheel on the back of the cam right above the AF-ON button that's for the shutter speed, and there's another one on the front at the top of the camera's grip that's for the aperture.
That's where they are by default. You can customize it if you'd like.
You can lock the shutter speed in Manual, and you can lock the aperture in Shutter Mode priority.
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Damn, i AM a fukking moron @radio rahiem. Never realized that front dial existed.
Man i feel dumb. Either way, im pumped as fukk now. About to get this prime 35mm and do some damage.
I think the sigma is what i want but i really am trying to save some cash after my latest PC purchase. But either way, the sigma may have to be copped.
Damn, i AM a fukking moron @radio rahiem. Never realized that front dial existed.
Man i feel dumb. Either way, im pumped as fukk now. About to get this prime 35mm and do some damage.
I think the sigma is what i want but i really am trying to save some cash after my latest PC purchase. But either way, the sigma may have to be copped.
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Depends. If you need a lot of range and versatility you would pick up that 24-105mm
It's not ideal for most stabilizers/gimbals because it's a big lens. If you have more of a documentary/photojournalistic style you would pick up the 35mm. I think 95% of the shots I've shared over the last 6 months or so in here have been shot at 35mm.
If events where you need more reach on your camera, that 24-105 would cover you. Thinking of weddings and conferences etc
i love 35mm
i only use 35mm and 85mm now covers everything I need
i only use 35mm and 85mm now covers everything I need
was asked by a church friend to shoot some shots
i suck shooting outside I don't know why, i can never get settings the way i want it, like when I shoot manual its always overexposed I had to shoot in auto mode
i suck shooting outside I don't know why, i can never get settings the way i want it, like when I shoot manual its always overexposed I had to shoot in auto mode
Use off camera flash with Softbox.
That’s a field I’m working on right now.
It would improve the images and bring in a few details by under exposing the background slightly and using the flash to illuminate the subject.
That’s a field I’m working on right now.
It would improve the images and bring in a few details by under exposing the background slightly and using the flash to illuminate the subject.
was asked by a church friend to shoot some shots
i suck shooting outside I don't know why, i can never get settings the way i want it, like when I shoot manual its always overexposed I had to shoot in auto mode
even when i shoot weddings I just 35mm and 85mm primes now. Wish I bought the 35mm years ago would have saved so much money