Can never have enough!Can never have to many. Can always trade it too!
Can never have enough!Can never have to many. Can always trade it too!
My god, what kind of lense are you using...
What background are you using?
Glad you like it, guys.
It's a Canon macro lens ef 100mm 2.8. Also, I'm not comfortable with people calling me god.
Just plain old boring black paper. It has a strobe up against it, which creates the gradient. The only thing I did in Photoshop was to resize the image for web. That's straight out of the camera.
I have that lens too. Good glass. I just got they reading a review of the new 5ds. 50mp. Man would that be nice. Pair with the 60mp-e or the 16-35 or 50L. Man. I think even I could get some good photos.
I definitely agree. I'm the type of photographer that takes tons of pics and hopes a few turn out well.Honestly the camera is not as important as the user. Though u said you had no skill, you may surprise yourself. Are you the type that does really neat (or any lol) poses to display your figures? If so you will be fine. Besides, if you enjoy it or like the pics the rest doesn't much matter right?
Lighting is a big big deal though. It will effect the image more then anything else.
Sounds impressive. I'm not much of a gear-head, to be honest. My tech knowledge is pretty limited. I haven't looked at new cameras in years. (My personal kit is built around an aging Nikon D200.) My only real criterion is that the sensor has to have the same surface area as a 35mm negative. We have 5D Mk IIs at work, which is where this was shot. They meet that condition nicely.
Can I ask why you only want full frame sensor cameras? (That's what a 35mm film equivalent is called in case u didn't know)
It's the biggest sensor (capture area) for the invested lenses.... or largest variety of lenses
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I get that it's bigger surface wise. But that's not all that important.
And as for lenses...the smaller crop type sensors actually offer more lens choice. The lenses designed exclusively for crop body camera do not fit on full frame, but full full frame all fit crop body.
I am just trying to see why you limit to only full frame. I shoot with canon myself, but Nikon has pretty much a competing lens or body for anything canon does. And a couple of canons crop body's are better then the full frame. Full frame is better if you go best vs best, but they are also a lot more money. If you are not blowing the image up super large then a crop body is as good as full frame from my experience. Especially if you are looking to compare an older full vs a newer gen crop.
Personally I'm just used to shooting on a full frame camera, it's what I always have used for portrait photography. I've had a 5D and 30D for years. Whenever I use the 30D I feel like I'm looking through a tunnel because I'm not used to the crop factor.
That said, if I shoot something far away like sports, or animals or something like that, I use the 30D because it "gets me closer" sorta.
But if I used the 30D to shoot portraits of someone, I feel like I'd have to stand much further away than I'm used to. Not a huge deal, it's just different.
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