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03/01/2013 11:53:41 PM · #26 |
Originally posted by Cory:
Originally posted by mike_311:
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
At 800 pixels, there's NOTHING "lo tech" about an iphone 4s image... My entry in the challenge was taken with my sister's iphone when she was visiting... So much for my 10-grand worth of gear, LOL... |
try taking a picture of moving subject in less than optimal conditions and you wont miss your 10 grand worth of gear. |
Sure, but take your 10k worth of gear and try to get a DOF that extends from four inches out to infinity.
Bet you can't do it without the camera-phone. :) |
Can I introduce you to my 16MM Fisheye on a full frame sensor? :D
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03/01/2013 11:59:02 PM · #27 |
Originally posted by MattO:
Originally posted by Cory:
Sure, but take your 10k worth of gear and try to get a DOF that extends from four inches out to infinity.
Bet you can't do it without the camera-phone. :) |
Can I introduce you to my 16MM Fisheye on a full frame sensor? :D
Matt |
I don't believe you. At least, not below the diffraction limit.
Remember, I have a 12mm and the 5D myself. ;)
Message edited by author 2013-03-01 23:59:37. |
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03/02/2013 02:10:52 AM · #28 |
| new cans o' worms everywhere, but hey, you guys got the bear to say "neener, neener." |
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03/02/2013 02:56:34 AM · #29 |
| Technical difference aside (though in reality it drives what I'm about to say), kit does change how you see the world as a photographer and how you are seen. If I stick a Lensbaby on my camera, my brain does different things - I'm looking for a different shot; if I use my G11 - pop out the articulating screen and I'm often shooting from the ground, camera held low; Olympus PEN with EVF attached - swing the EVF up, I'm looking down and go mostly unnoticed. Different opportunities are created and from that subset of the world comes different creative choices. We factor in the affordances of our kit and our we interface with the world around us. It's one of the reasons I'm likely to buy a Leica M - different process, different interface with the world, different thinking, new creative impetus. |
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03/02/2013 03:07:39 AM · #30 |
Originally posted by Paul:
Technical difference aside (though in reality it drives what I'm about to say), kit does change how you see the world as a photographer and how you are seen. If I stick a Lensbaby on my camera, my brain does different things - I'm looking for a different shot; if I use my G11 - pop out the articulating screen and I'm often shooting from the ground, camera held low; Olympus PEN with EVF attached - swing the EVF up, I'm looking down and go mostly unnoticed. Different opportunities are created and from that subset of the world comes different creative choices. We factor in the affordances of our kit and our we interface with the world around us. It's one of the reasons I'm likely to buy a Leica M - different process, different interface with the world, different thinking, new creative impetus. |
Get the MM and make me jealous! ;)
Honestly though, a B&W digicam just sounds awesome to me - I think it would do exactly as you've described.
Message edited by author 2013-03-02 03:09:10. |
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