Bipin Gupta wrote: Bipin, I think I might be one of the ones who doesn't share these views.
> > 1. It is more about equipment than we'd like to admit and smart kids. No. It really isn't. The last couple of years have shown me that. I've been playing with a K7 again in the last couple of days and had real fun. It's not about the gear no matter what is advertised. It's nice I grant you but not essential. > > 2. People are doing some unethical shit with RAW and nobody really > > understands or cares. This has been going on for years. You can upload an image from anywhere and Photoshop the life out of it, bypassing the need for a camera at all. > > 3. Many times, sadly, it doesn't even matter if your photos are all > > that good or not. Depends what you want from a photo. The majority of iphone photos are great and if you're uploading to social media something that happened that moment, it only has to convey what is happening, not be a gallery print. If you sell your photographic services and/or images people will care. I don't agree with any of the other views. > > 4. Photography is easier than we'd like to admit. Nearly always said by owners of DSLRs who have never had the kit lens off the body and never used it out of auto mode. There is a world of difference to owning a camera and taking photos with it, to dedicated photographers who have an idea of the image they want to take and possess the skills required to make that happen. Malcolm -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
