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Sigma vs. Tamron lens. Which one??

Adamax08 12.07.12, 07:22
Just bought the tamron 90 mm macro with VC, and previously had the tamron 70-300 VC. All I can tell you is that VC works perfectly on tamron, and the are usally really sharp :)
Babak J 25.05.13, 15:35
Babak J 25.05.13, 15:35
Just bought the tamron 90 mm macro with VC, and previously had the tamron 70-300 VC. All I can tell you is that VC works perfectly on tamron, and the are usally really sharp :)
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What is the best dSLR camera out there right now?

jhon martinvish 15.09.12, 14:58
If you want serious firepower go with the Nikon D3X or the Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III, or why not the Hasselblad H4D-60?

Well you probably need to sell your house first, but thats the best quality dSLRs out there right now :)
Babak J 25.05.13, 15:30
Babak J 25.05.13, 15:30
If you want serious firepower go with the Nikon D3X or the Canon EOS 1Ds Mark III, or why not the Hasselblad H4D-60?

Well you probably need to sell your house first, but thats the best quality dSLRs out there right now :)
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Wordpress Photogallerie Hoster

Daniel Debrich 05.05.13, 15:15
There are many leading photography hosting sites that are widely ... WordPress is the right venue for you since it can host many images through a blog interface. Share your thoughts, stories, and your stream of photos in a ...




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Jami Alden 24.05.13, 13:29
Jami Alden 24.05.13, 13:29
There are many leading photography hosting sites that are widely ... WordPress is the right venue for you since it can host many images through a blog interface. Share your thoughts, stories, and your stream of photos in a ...




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Jami Alden
http://themepure.com
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how to convert tiff files to jpg?

Maria Porter 27.11.08, 09:56
Easier, quicker and perhaps cheaper than buying license of an expensive OCR Software for every workstation PC/Laptop in the organisation ...




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Jami Alden 24.05.13, 13:28
Jami Alden 24.05.13, 13:28
Easier, quicker and perhaps cheaper than buying license of an expensive OCR Software for every workstation PC/Laptop in the organisation ...




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Jami Alden
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Cut out the background

Chris du Plessis 01.05.13, 19:12
Start with a bright, solid color as the initial background sheet. Take a transparency sheet of vellum and cut out a rectangle that is about an inch larger than the ...



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Jami Alden 24.05.13, 13:27
Jami Alden 24.05.13, 13:27
Start with a bright, solid color as the initial background sheet. Take a transparency sheet of vellum and cut out a rectangle that is about an inch larger than the ...



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Jami Alden
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how to make a 360 degree picture?

roland14 12.02.13, 00:14
A Flash viewer for 360 Degree panoramic images provides greater ... and able to reach out and make a connection, whereas all too often ...




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Jami Alden
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Jami Alden 24.05.13, 13:25
Jami Alden 24.05.13, 13:25
A Flash viewer for 360 Degree panoramic images provides greater ... and able to reach out and make a connection, whereas all too often ...




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http://themepure.com
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Canon 5D Mark 11

Donna Richens 12.10.09, 15:46
Buy Canon EOS 5D Mark II Digital Camera (Body Only) features 21.1 Megapixel Full-Frame Sensor, 3.0" High Resolution LCD Display. Review Canon DSLR

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Harvey Tom 11.05.13, 08:05
Harvey Tom 11.05.13, 08:05
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Grosse Innenraeume mit wenig Licht

Genickstarre NYC 27.02.13, 05:52
If the picture is very noisy and without seeing the ISO and camera settings is it hard to tell.

Have you turned on the lights? ; ) Lol

Try to keep your ISO to 200-400 using F8-12 and using a tripod with a long exposure time of about 4-5 seconds, use the 50mm and see what kind of results you get. This is what would be my starting point, but you have to play around with the exact exposure time, when you see the results.

You can also try using flash and bouncing it off the ceiling.
Ken Piros 27.02.13, 16:18
Ken Piros 27.02.13, 16:18
If the picture is very noisy and without seeing the ISO and camera settings is it hard to tell.

Have you turned on the lights? ; ) Lol

Try to keep your ISO to 200-400 using F8-12 and using a tripod with a long exposure time of about 4-5 seconds, use the 50mm and see what kind of results you get. This is what would be my starting point, but you have to play around with the exact exposure time, when you see the results.

You can also try using flash and bouncing it off the ceiling.
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trick photography book

babu7236 09.02.13, 13:05
F***ing Spam it is, isn't it?
Jürgen W2 09.02.13, 19:11
Jürgen W2 09.02.13, 19:11
F***ing Spam it is, isn't it?
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nikon d40 autofocus problem

Yvonne marisa 10.09.11, 11:26
In an auto focus problem first thing you should check is the lens there are also some camera that the lens its not suitable on its body but you can still change your lens in much better.

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NicoleJ 12.01.13, 05:01
NicoleJ 12.01.13, 05:01
In an auto focus problem first thing you should check is the lens there are also some camera that the lens its not suitable on its body but you can still change your lens in much better.

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Get a good action camera at http://actionshotcam.com
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Canon 50D Trigger

Selwyn Boom 14.12.12, 05:11
That was also common problem for some cameras but much better if you consult it in a good camera technician for better result..


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NicoleJ 12.01.13, 04:57
NicoleJ 12.01.13, 04:57
That was also common problem for some cameras but much better if you consult it in a good camera technician for better result..


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Durch was entstehen lila Konturen im Bild? HILFE!

Felix Kessler Arts 16.12.12, 23:36
If you want any response to your questions i would suggest to write your post in English, as this is the forum of FC .COM which is mainly in english. In German you can visit the forum of FC.DE which is in German.

As far as your question is concerned : THis is often caused by lens quality, but can also be the result of wrong edit technique's
Ruud van der Lubben 06.01.13, 12:38
Ruud van der Lubben 06.01.13, 12:38
If you want any response to your questions i would suggest to write your post in English, as this is the forum of FC .COM which is mainly in english. In German you can visit the forum of FC.DE which is in German.

As far as your question is concerned : THis is often caused by lens quality, but can also be the result of wrong edit technique's
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How can I make better picture?

nepaltrekking 04.01.13, 06:12
Quote: Ken Piros 05.01.13, 03:50You could write a book on this subject, and many people have. Read as many interesting books and articles that you can find. Look at images that other people have made and see how the ones that interest you the most have cropped, framed, which focal point they selected and how they controlled the depth of field and then just go out and shoot, shoot and shoot some more.

http://www.betterphoto.com/exploring/tips.asp

Hope that helps.

Thank you so much for your reply.
nepaltrekking 06.01.13, 09:15
nepaltrekking 06.01.13, 09:15
Quote: Ken Piros 05.01.13, 03:50You could write a book on this subject, and many people have. Read as many interesting books and articles that you can find. Look at images that other people have made and see how the ones that interest you the most have cropped, framed, which focal point they selected and how they controlled the depth of field and then just go out and shoot, shoot and shoot some more.

http://www.betterphoto.com/exploring/tips.asp

Hope that helps.

Thank you so much for your reply.
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Sigma 70-300mm DG Macro

Photographer Manuel 21.05.12, 15:26
Hello Manuel,

I have a D5100 as well with a standard lens.

The tele-lens is a Tamron AF70-300 F/4-5.6 DI LD Macro 1:2 - so, quite similar, however, the D5100 requires a lens with build in motor to utilize AF.
For me, I do not trust AF for my type of shooting, so this manual operation is just fine for me. Now for the Macro function: I can switch to it between 180-300mm which gives me some distance from the subject which works like a treat as you need a sturdy tripod anyway (got an old Mamiya one, you could strap a donkey on it) and this requires some space = distance due to the spread legs.
As an additional measure use an achromatic (close-up) lens of very good quality, remember Macro equals (normally) crisp details.

Regards
Wolfgang
Wolfgang Bernard 26.11.12, 23:14
Wolfgang Bernard 26.11.12, 23:14
Hello Manuel,

I have a D5100 as well with a standard lens.

The tele-lens is a Tamron AF70-300 F/4-5.6 DI LD Macro 1:2 - so, quite similar, however, the D5100 requires a lens with build in motor to utilize AF.
For me, I do not trust AF for my type of shooting, so this manual operation is just fine for me. Now for the Macro function: I can switch to it between 180-300mm which gives me some distance from the subject which works like a treat as you need a sturdy tripod anyway (got an old Mamiya one, you could strap a donkey on it) and this requires some space = distance due to the spread legs.
As an additional measure use an achromatic (close-up) lens of very good quality, remember Macro equals (normally) crisp details.

Regards
Wolfgang
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Invitation to join an international photo blog

Paul5228 25.11.12, 21:53
Dear Friends

I am based in London and am an MA student (though I admit a rather aged, post retirement one) at the London Metropolitan University. My current module is on Digital Photography and I have chosen as a project to set up a blog to act as a forum for photo-conversations between photographers from different countries. The URL is http://www.internationalphotoblog.co.uk but it is very much under construction, so don't be too critical!

My aim is to bring together photographers from pairs of countries that (to be tactful) have had a little bit of bother at some time. For example, I have asked an Israeli photographer and a Palestinian one to contribute. I tried an Iranian photographer but she was scared of being murdered if she took part, so I dropped that one. (I was going to pair her with Israel or the US). I would like to be in touch with a Greek and a Turkish photographer. You get the idea. I'm interested in any country that has had any problem with another (that means most, I guess).

I want to make it largely visual, so I'm asking for images, with a short title and a photographers name or web-name only. The images are emailed to me and I will post them. I'm doing it this way to keep tight editorial control, as I don't want it to get out of hand. Nevertheless, I undertake to post any reasonable photo. I though we could just start with photos of anything going on in your country. For example, the ones I put up are of craftspeople working in the UK. Nothing very political. However, as it goes on it could warm up.

I'll be running this for a maximum of 6 months only, so the commitment isn't open-ended.

Please get in touch if you are interested in joining in. My address is paulrobinsonphotography@gmail.com.

I very much look forward to hearing from you.

Regards

Paul5228
Paul5228 25.11.12, 21:53
Paul5228 25.11.12, 21:53
Dear Friends

I am based in London and am an MA student (though I admit a rather aged, post retirement one) at the London Metropolitan University. My current module is on Digital Photography and I have chosen as a project to set up a blog to act as a forum for photo-conversations between photographers from different countries. The URL is http://www.internationalphotoblog.co.uk but it is very much under construction, so don't be too critical!

My aim is to bring together photographers from pairs of countries that (to be tactful) have had a little bit of bother at some time. For example, I have asked an Israeli photographer and a Palestinian one to contribute. I tried an Iranian photographer but she was scared of being murdered if she took part, so I dropped that one. (I was going to pair her with Israel or the US). I would like to be in touch with a Greek and a Turkish photographer. You get the idea. I'm interested in any country that has had any problem with another (that means most, I guess).

I want to make it largely visual, so I'm asking for images, with a short title and a photographers name or web-name only. The images are emailed to me and I will post them. I'm doing it this way to keep tight editorial control, as I don't want it to get out of hand. Nevertheless, I undertake to post any reasonable photo. I though we could just start with photos of anything going on in your country. For example, the ones I put up are of craftspeople working in the UK. Nothing very political. However, as it goes on it could warm up.

I'll be running this for a maximum of 6 months only, so the commitment isn't open-ended.

Please get in touch if you are interested in joining in. My address is paulrobinsonphotography@gmail.com.

I very much look forward to hearing from you.

Regards

Paul5228
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