kennmon

Can you guys reccomend a flash bracket that'll fit on a gripped 20d?

I just need something I can rotate on club shoots

thanks

no, because i am a meanie

Thanks kenmon i didnt realize film should be kept cold.. im learning by doing. i never took classes on it. =\

will refrigerate my film from now on - im all for quality

edit: would rep you if i could...

refrigeration/freezing slows down the breakdown of emulsion, its the opposite of keeping it in a hot car for instance

if you are keeping them in the original canisters, you dont have to worry about condensation too much

why is there a gradient like vignette predominantly on the left side, it looks off

that hair sucks

there is no connection

you turned her skin into mush

shes posed awkwardly

Last time i was in my local camera shop i saw they had a refrigerated case of "professional" film.. what is different about this film? why is it refrigerated? lol does it just have super intense colors? thanks

all film should be refridgerated at the store preferably

the diff between pro films and consumer films (not really so strict anymore) is that pro films have an emulsion that is ready to be used in the near future, while the consumer film's emulsion is formulated to be sitting on shelves for a while

i freeze all my film, i buy lots at a time and even though it goes quick, there is no reason not to freeze really.

kodiak - not meant to single you out, just came into the thread and your pics were last up

likewise, Epoc - no, just no.

i really like this, the amount of foreground really works

no really doesnt, the tones are off too.

kodiak - no good.

oUkiyBVRQ

Fuck the police!

critical mass is so stupid.

you are so brave and revolutionary, mr. poster.

haha that cop made a beastly hit

softride!

yeah, thats not a softride in wolves' picture

sigma's are known to back/front focus on canon mounts...

the 50/1.4 is a great lens either way, very sharp at f2 and up

yeahh.... thats kinda why i mentioned it.

and when i was using one there were no probs on any of my bodies, and there are other satisfied people as well.

and if you are talking about the canon 1.4 in the 2nd part of your post, whats the point of buying a 1.4 lens that needs to be stopped down ? and in terms of build, focus motor etc, it sucks.

it's a kingman spyder shutter. red and white. want to buy?

haha nah, stopped playing a long time ago.

and i was shootin dm6 etc back then.

For anyone interested in non-skid braking, I'm selling some pretty sharp barely used (~20 miles) carbon fiber Campagnolo brake levers and Tektro R750 calipers on ebay (click on pic):

just FYI for potential buyers, the calipers arent real CF, just metal covered in a sticker.

wolves - what kinda pb gun, just curious.

i used to be so into that shit

monkey nuts - .223 isnt big :/

^ yea, sigma is that much better then a canon? kinda hard to believe

so far they are saying it is better than the 1.4 and close the 1.2

there are some reports of focus problems, but its most likely bad technique on the part of the users.

the copy i played with for a bit was niceee

The only way it would be possible if you switch to A mode but you lose control of the shutter unfortunately.

sigh

dsfasdfsadfasd

Buy his shit, lens is amazing.

I just got a Canon 50mm f/1.4 and it cost me 430 bucks.. sigh

you suck, you coulda gotten a siggy for that price, and for the most part they are worlds better

budget is under around 300-500.. i know I can just save some more and get a hasselblad but I want to start somewhere else.. i shoot a lot of random street stuff, people, etc... also, would love to know those things i would need to know..

thanks

google up on the yashica 124 or 124g, and if you have any other questions ask me

either that or the bronica would suit your needs, a good yash should be under 200 on ebay.

for a friend

he sure does.

werst fotoz i'd evah seen in diz thrad

you win that award.

also, what is a good entry level medium format camera for me to aim for sometime in future? [edit, other than holga, diana.. i was looking at bronica though seems nice..]

also, for my 35mm, how much does the body matter, or should i just focus on lenses..

yashica 124 or 124g

both are late model TLR's

if you are looking into them, ask me for more info, there are some things you need to know b4 you buy

other choices (6x6 format) are the bronica sq series and hasselblad 500c

budget? style of shooting? what do you want to shoot?

Guess i should probably post this now...a year or so over due but i finally got a website!

It can be viewed at: www.carlkiilsgaard.com for now.

This week i think it gets transferred to www.carlkiilsgaardphoto.com but both should work.

i remember those family photos, whats the dealio with them again?

Also... mad love to Leung's lowlight photog and his use of D50! Low noise capability for under 500 bucks yeah!

there is tons of noise in the last three pics he posted

and they were taken with a d80

shot a wedding a week or so ago, since i haven't posted any pictures in a long while i figured i'd share

that bw conversion is awful

um. what? i asked what macro lens you used.

yeah, i was talking about your lens.

it was taken with an adaptall sp 90mm f2.5 nikon f with nikon f to eos converter.

i like my 180mm f3.5l more but its a bit too large for non-serious use

what macro lens are u using with this. I just picked up the tamron 90mm and absolutely love. first time using macro and its much harder than i thought...

if it looks right, it works right.

that is one ugly lens.

im attempting to master macro work, have a ways to go.

i thought this was interesting because it almost looks fake. didnt do much post processing, just bumped contrast a wee bit.

whether or not it was a wee bit, it is overdone.

Random question:

I'm trying to use my G9 on manual. I want to take an action picture where the moving object looks still and everything behind it is blurred. I know the way to do the other way around is increasing shutter speed. How do I do it?

thanks

having a fast shutter speed does not equal sharp back/foreground and blurry subject so that 2nd to last sentence is confusing/doesnt make sense.

you are trying to do a panned shot,

panning is when you track the subject with your camera

lets say its an f1 car (fun shooting by the way)

use a slower shutter speed (varies on how fast the subject is moving) and track it with your camera.