late to the thread, but mainly because lately I've been wondering the same thing--which one should I be using? Before I got comfortable in my skin in CS4, I used DPP exclusively. Then once I started...
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late to the thread, but mainly because lately I've been wondering the same thing--which one should I be using? Before I got comfortable in my skin in CS4, I used DPP exclusively. Then once I started...
You can do pseudo-HDR with a single image--so long as you convert it to a 16 (or higher) bit image.
The pseudo HDR ends up looking similar to what you might achieve by
doing a lot of...
My 24-105mm f/4 L IS is much quieter than my 70-200mm f/4 L IS. I reckon that's because of three different things:
The 24-105 is a much heavier and shorter lens, meaning the IS doesn't have to...
I've traveled in the Jordanian Desert, the Negev, and all over Syria, and had few concerns with changing lenses. Of course, once I change lenses, I keep the lens on for a good long while--I don't...
I'm glad someone other than me thought that about the Portraiture examples.
Watching the videos of the u-point system made it look intriguing--can you make the area where the u-point is...
It matters what kind of camera I use? Isn't noise, noise? I have a Canon XT being converted to IR, and a new T1i (someday I'll get a 5D Mk II... but for now, I blow my money on lenses). Of course I...
[Responding to shoukov] Yeah, but Noise Ninja is at least as good as Noiseware, and I get an educational discount that makes it $20 cheaper. I like the Imagenomic RealGrain plug-in, but their...
I shoot landscapes and other still life-type stuff. Historical buildings, etc.
Recently upgraded to PS CS4, running on a brand new computer, so I'm anxious to make the best use of all this...
Two other things I can add, then:
The 2.8 non-IS will be better at stopping fast action, the 4.0 IS might be a smidge better at capturing low-light conditions when you don't have a tripod. So...
EF 70-200mm f/4.0 L USM = ~$600
EF 70-200mm f/4.0 L IS USM = ~$1000
EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L USM = ~$1250
EF 70-200mm f/2.8 L IS USM = ~$1600
The big question is if you need the bigger...
Johan beat me to it. Another site that does it--same price and quality (I think) as LifePixel--is LeZot.
Runs $325 at either LifePixel or LeZot. Check out the sample photos on LifePixel & LeZot...
Well, BuyDig continues to impress me. I placed my order for a new
T1i on Thursday afternoon, chose the free shipping (7-9 days), and
Saturday morning I had the camera in-hand (that's less than 48...
This site is like heaven for me, and now that I found the forums, I'm even happier.
Background: before the digital age, I shot film with various bodies from an old indestructible AE-1 to an...