Your fast work is still better than my best work. Lol
Hey J., I'm being lazy here but I can't find where you mentioned what you shoot with...I'm in the market to replace my Canon EOS Rebel T2i with something a little more advanced...what do you use? recommendations? Thanks buddy!
Not my best work, but I'm kind of in a hurry.
Remember, it's about the subject and composition first then the gear and post processing. You're much better off buying good glass than spending a ton on the body. Go watch this:Damn, I knew it'd be something pricey. I'm looking at Nikon's D7100. Hopefully that'll be enough to get the job done. Sorry for thread jacking J!
Hey J., I'm being lazy here but I can't find where you mentioned what you shoot with...I'm in the market to replace my Canon EOS Rebel T2i with something a little more advanced...what do you use? recommendations? Thanks buddy!
I currently have the Sony A7. It's a full frame mirror less "small body" camera. It's compact and fun to shoot with. As said before.....spend your money on lenses!! I love the size of the Sony but I shoot with only canon lenses. In fact Sony encourages you to buy the adapter and shoot with only the best lenses, it's the only way you'll get the best out each shot.
Day 1 in CO and I ran some trails today. So far I've kept my truck pretty stock, but I now see the need for a winch, some underbelly protection, and some sliders.....
Have you tried the Zeiss 55/1.8 on the A7? It's the only native lens worth buying for it. I'm curious if the Distagon 35/1.4 coming out for it next year will be comparable.
Yep, we have a lot of rocks here. Soon, you'll be needing better approach and departure angles, and gearing to keep control of all that weight at high altitude.Day 1 in CO and I ran some trails today. So far I've kept my truck pretty stock, but I now see the need for a winch, some underbelly protection, and some sliders.....
Yep, we have a lot of rocks here. Soon, you'll be needing better approach and departure angles, and gearing to keep control of all that weight at high altitude.
Sony A7. Sweet mirrorless camera with tons of those pixel things
My cluttered garage. I had to reshoot this one with a real camera.
I love nothing more than loading the T4R for a trip.