Ken Durling wrote:
>
> Just to add one more thought to this age-old thread: there is the
> question of *familiarity" with whatever you're using. The other day I
> handed my camera mid-roll to another person so that I could be in some
> pictures. This guy is an experienced photographer, When I got the
> roll back, the shots he took were significantly "inferior" to the rest
> of the roll. The gear was good, the photographer was good. He just
> didn't know the equipment.
>
> You should hear this discussion in music circles!
>
> Ken Durling
Ken
This is true with any tool. There is an "artist" in my area that uses a
chain saw. He creates interesting pieces of art from trees that would
otherwise be cut down.
There is no way my use of a chain saw can be called art. That's what I
try to do with my EOS-5.
Bob
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