Seems to have worked well. You're quite a large customer - the hair even
amplifies that! I looked in vain for one with a smile.
Alan C
On 02-Dec-21 08:35 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
I think I learned some things from my last shoot and am giving it another try
tonight.
Oddly, things seem to be
I think I learned some things from my last shoot and am giving it another try
tonight.
Oddly, things seem to be mostly working just fine with live view. I can see
enough on the display to frame myself where I want to be, I can see the preview
screen and get an idea how things turned out, and
Isn't there a timer on the camera?
On 12/1/21 12:03 AM, Larry Colen wrote:
I need some recent portraits, and have made some attempts at selfies. It’s
extra challenging when you can’t see what the camera does.
I had the clever idea that I can plug an external monitor into the HDMI and use
Quite elaborate and dramatic!
First equine photographer I have encountered.
Reminds me of the tiny veterinarian's office I came across in the village
of Oldwick, near where I live. I couldn
't figure out how they managed with such a small office, and no parking or
outdoor runs. Then I noticed
For the first time since Covid I joined my Nature Photography Club for
their monthly meeting via Zoom. This month's presenter was Phyllis
Burchett who specializes in Equine photography.
Some really inspiring photography:
https://phyllisburchettphoto.net/galleries/
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Larry -
When I've taken photos of myself for various reasons over the years I
used a couple of different methods.. most recently I set a chair with a
back on it
a few feet from the camera and put a gray card or something like it at
the level my head and shoulders would be .. then I took a
> On Dec 1, 2021, at 12:55 PM, John Sessoms wrote:
>
> If you're doing portraits, you should be able to use some kind of stand-in to
> set framing & focus. I've got one of those Elvis cut-outs I use.
Yup. I’ve got a CD rack that I would put on a kitchen stool for that purpose
If you're doing portraits, you should be able to use some kind of
stand-in to set framing & focus. I've got one of those Elvis cut-outs I
use.
Just set it up so the distance to the flat is the same as the distance
to your eye when you take its place.
At school they had a half mannequin, but
Though I have a winder for the MX I never used it. For me the fun of the MX
was its size and I used it a lot with a 50 mm lens on hiking. The size and
weight gave it a feeling of a solid metal construction.
I still own two MX bodies.
Henk
Op wo 1 dec. 2021 om 21:28 schreef John Francis :
> I'm
I'm just beginning the process of tracking down all the assorted
bits of Pentax K-mount equipment I've got spread around the house
(or out on loan :-); the next stage will be deciding what to keep.
But while doing that I picked up an MX body for the first time in
many years, and was struck by
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