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Sigma 18-200 for EOS 300D

Renny Sawatzky 16.11.05, 16:55

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Deleted user 07.11.23, 05:36

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Suggest a good camera

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Deleted user 25.09.23, 14:41

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Samsung Galaxy Tab 2

Richard Allen 10.03.13, 16:55

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Karla Murphy 17.08.22, 12:26

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Any camera bag advice?

koolertron 03.09.14, 10:23

Yes I think it is evident to know, what you want to use the bag for. Camera only, or also accessories?
For my Fuji X-T3 no real camera protection ist available. Finaly I decided for MyMiggo Agua 45 to take the camera along on my dog walks. It protects very well against dirt and rain and allows you to draw the camera very quickly, for example if you stumble over wild animals.
To take along more lenses, flash etc. I use a slingbag from pacsafe, which is not too big and also gives you maximum protection against theft, if you are on your way in the city.
As already said , it pays to invest a bit more money and it is also helpful if you can test the bag at a shop before buying.

PLEye 18.04.21, 10:57

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Camera backpack for international travel

masashi 03.06.13, 08:23

I suggest you the Everyday Backpack V2 finest gear for your camera safety

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UV Filters

John Millward 21.11.10, 21:03

The ND filter is good for creating the illusion of a moving object (waterfall, river, waves) due to the forced increase in exposure. The CPL filter is good for better rendering of the sky and for leveling (or emphasizing) glare.

Andrey Snegir 01.12.20, 13:31

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Graduated grey filter

Tor-Henrik Furmyr 14.04.07, 12:39

In sunsets the lighting conditions vary a lot, depending on the height of the sun above the horizon. You may need a wider range of ND grads to deal with it.

blugir 25.07.18, 05:00

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Tamron Reisezoom für Nikon

Hedi de Zilva 01.07.18, 23:16

Hallo, hat jemand Erfahrung mit Tamron B028N Reisezoom für Nikon, 18mm - 400 mm, f/3.5-6.3?

Hedi de Zilva 01.07.18, 23:16

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Domande su Comportamento Fotografo

Matteo Mauro 08.12.17, 18:30

Ciao, buonasera.
Il comportamento del tuo fotografo non è certo la quintessenza della professionalità, tuttavia, dal punto di vista giuridico si è comportato secondo norma di legge.
Partendo dal fatto che i file digitali sono assimilati ai negativi fisici, ne segue che:

1) E' corretto che gli originali vengano custoditi presso lo studio del fotografo, sempre nel rispetto delle norme sulla privacy (non puo' avvenire pubblicazione senza assenso).
2) E' corretto che il committente non pretenda la consegna incondizionata di tali originali, ma la richieda a fronte di un giusto compenso.
3) E' corretto che il fotografo non consegni gli originali "di default", ma dia la possibilita' di riscattare la quota di "proprieta'" del committente.
4) Conseguentemente, sono invece sbagliate le posizioni sia del committente che pretende la consegna su sola richiesta, come anche del fotografo che si rifiuti, ad ogni costo, di consegnarli.

Queste indicazioni valgono IN ASSENZA di ACCORDI espliciti sulla disponibilita' degli originali. Se esistono scritture di accordi interpersonali, valgono tali accordi.

Esiste una sentenza della Corte di Cassazione che si e' pronunciata in tal senso, con sentenza del 28/6/1980 n. 4094: la proprieta' dei negativi di ritratto e di cerimonie come matrimonio e simili e' del fotografo, e non del committente.

Suprema corte di Cassazione civile, sez I, 28/06/1980 n. 4094, reperibile - fra gli altri - in Giust. civ. Mass. 1980, fasc. 6. Foro it. 1980, I, 2121, Giust. civ. 1980, I, 2101, che recita: "Nell'ipotesi di ritratto fotografico eseguito su commissione, regolata dall'art. 98, I. 22 aprile 1941 n. 633 sul diritto d'autore, il committente, diversamente da quanto stabilito dall'art. 88 comma 3 di detta legge per le fotografie di cose in suo possesso, non acquista il diritto esclusivo di utilizzazione della fotografia, il quale rimane al fotografo, pur concorrendo con quello della persona fotografata o dei suoi aventi causa di pubblicare e riprodurre liberamente la fotografia medesima, salvo il pagamento al fotografo di un equo corrispettivo nel caso che la utilizzino commercialmente. Nell'ipotesi indicata, pertanto, ove manchi un diverso patto, deve ritenersi che il fotografo conserva la proprieta' del negativo e non e' tenuto a consegnarlo al committente."

Tuttavia, dato che il committente (o comunque le persone ritratte) conserva la facolta' di usare tali immagini (come determinato dall' art. 96 legge 633/41), ecco che esiste anche in capo a loro - cioe' al committente del ritratto - un diritto a usare tali originali.

Questo significa che gli originali del servizio ( ritratto, foto tessera, book, matrimonio, ecc ecc ) - in assenza di patti scritti - restano correttamente al fotografo (vedi sopra), il quale, tuttavia, su richiesta e dietro pagamento deve consegnare gli originali al committente che li voglia riscattare.

Dal canto suo, il committente NON ha titolo per pretendere tali originali (o i files) senza pagare un apposito e congruo compenso.

Saluti

Vincenzo

Vincenzo Caniparoli 14.12.17, 22:34

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kwokkin 13.09.17, 06:26

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Canon to Nikon adapter

__GLM__ 13.08.15, 15:56

It depends on the kind of lenses that you have. You can use:
Rokinon T1.5 Cine Lens Kit for Canon EF-Mount. The lenses share a T-stop range of 1.5 to 22mm. The included lenses feature Canon EF lens mounts and cover full-frame sensors. Ultra Multi-Coating (UMC) on the lenses improves light transmission and adds resistance to ghosting and flares. Each lens includes a detachable lens hood.
Rokinon 24mm T1.5 Cine ED AS IF UMC Lens for Canon EF Mount. This lens is compatible with full-frame sensors and can also be used on APS-C-sized sensors, where the 35mm-equivalent focal length will be 38.4mm. The optical construction incorporates four extra-low dispersion elements, as well as two aspherical elements, to reduce chromatic aberration and distortion to produce sharper imagery. Additionally, a UMC coating has been applied to lens elements to minimize lens flare and ghosting for more contrast-rich images.
Rokinon 35mm T1.5 Cine AS UMC Lens for Canon EF Mount. This lens is compatible with full-frame sensors and can also be used on APS-C-sized sensors, where the 35mm-equivalent focal length will be 56mm. The optical construction incorporates two high refractive index elements and one aspherical element to reduce chromatic aberrations and distortion to produce sharper imagery. Additionally, a UMC coating has been applied to lens elements to minimize lens flare and ghosting for more contrast-rich images.
Rokinon 85mm T1.5 Cine Lens for Canon EF. The 85mm has a minimum focus distance of 3.6'. Internal focusing minimizes the effects of lens breathing, which insures a more consistent angle-of-view when adjusting focus. The lens is composed of 9 elements in 7 groups, including one aspherical element to reduce spherical aberrations. In addition, a multi-coated elements help improve light transmission.

Max Simson 13.08.17, 22:26

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How do I upload a photo to my post?

Fanpo 24.07.17, 19:51

I just came in to play so I didn't quite understand.

Fanpo 24.07.17, 19:54

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Exercices hebdomadaires 2017 : fil des participants

PERSYN Thérèse 02.01.17, 20:24

le thème de la luxure nous a offert de belles déclinaisons sur la Luxure dans des compositions suggestives, toutes aussi subtiles, variées et bien composées..! Bravo à tous les participants pour leurs clichés & Mille merci au jury d avoir retenu " sans retenue " cette extase de Femme dans la lumière..! je suis trés touchée..!
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† aixoise 05.06.17, 20:49

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How to sell a Linhof Technica 3000 in Berlin?

DrFolAmour 01.06.17, 12:52

Hello everybody,

I've got a Linhof camera with lenses and other accessories from my parents (they were photographers) to sell, but I don't really know how to find people interested by such a camera, can't be used by everyone. Any ideas on how to find interested people around Berlin?

cheers!

DrFolAmour 01.06.17, 12:52

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Maen Wawi 04.11.15, 17:11

Quote: Maen Wawi 08.11.15, 18:11Thank you ;)
You are most welcome :)

Anila Jain 27.02.16, 11:18

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