> Ah, but you are so wrong my little snapshooter. All my photos are taken
> outside in nature. I don't have a studio, I have know idea where that came
> from. I shoot outdoors. That's where I make all the photographs for the,
> let's see 12 calendars I've produced, the thousands of nature cards I have
> sold across southern ont. and the many newspaper and magazine photos I have
> had published.
> You might want to think before your begin insulting photographers you know
> nothing about.
There are areas of photography where sharpness is of less importance (like photo
journalism), but try breaking into postcards, editorial, fine prints, calendar,
wildlife, general nature with hand held images and you're soon out of business. The
reason is that everybody else use a tripod and it shows in superior sharp images. The
sucess of 35mm in the fine print market place is fully fundamented in the fact that
the photographer treat his 35mm camera just like a large format one.
P�l
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