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The Official Head-Case Photography Thread.

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You'd get some more details around the horizon. Excellent without, though.

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    My daughter (almost 12) is on the yearbook staff at her magnet school. Her grade went on a field trip to the Atlanta Aquarium, and she was one of four people allowed to take a camera. I set her up wit

  • Knuckledragger
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    I've hardly taken photos in the last however many years, but what I have been doing since I got this shiny M1 Macbook Pro is blowing the dust off my editing skills. July 1, 2006, the first

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    2009 was one of the craziest years of my life, paralleling 1996.  I should do a photo essay on it.  That'd take more time than I have, so here's a Cliff's Notes version. The year started fairly i

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You know, I've never done any HDR, but would be fun to try, and I agree that those shots would be good ones to do. I've just seen so much bad HDR (ie: overdone to the point of being a bit unreal), that I've shied away. Thanks for the suggestion.

Love the pics Gene. What did you shoot them with?

Love the pics Gene. What did you shoot them with?

Some crappy Nikon.

Love the pics Gene. What did you shoot them with?

According to EXIF data, Sony NEX-5

Man Gene has all the cool toys.

Love the pics Gene. What did you shoot them with?

According to EXIF data, Sony NEX-5

ding, ding, ding! We have a winner, Haj! Sony Nex 5 with 16mm lens (= 24mm 35mm ff equivalent).

A friend of mine recently bought one as well. I was really impressed with the build quality and the gadget lover in me was drooling over it.

Plus, you can always put a Summilux on it or the dream lens.

Here's one I just took today.

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Yes.. I wish I had brought a tripod. I think I will next time.

Some urban decay and rather artistic graffiti from this morning's walk.

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nex3 and epl-1......which is a better bet? i'm pretty much a point and shoot person....my better camera is a lumix lx3 and my wife and me love it, she wants the lx3 solely for her to take pics of our growing kids

Can't go wrong with either.

Nex-3 has better low light performance but it uses proprietary sony E-mount but you can buy adapters for M and m4/3 mounts. The e-pl1 has a nice optional viewfinder. If I were planning to use the kit lenses, I'd go with the nex-3.

shit, thanks for the warning.....guess best to settle with adorama jnr or amazon or abes of maine then

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I caught the sunrise over south Amherst.

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Click through for Flickr tags EXIF and such.

All of those would be better with HDR. j/k :D

Seriously, those are all great. Especially the last 2. Definitely worth getting up at 6AM.

Waterton Lake near the U.S./Canada Border

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Moraine Lake, Alberta

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Peyto Lake, Alberta

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Love the pics of your backyard. :)

I need to get an EXIF viewer to see how you go about setting up your pics.

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