I blame you guys

[toolboxluis00200]

how to use iphone for photos
http://youtu.be/q6ISHsoVSWM?list=UUu...cMWtV5vbNpeH_A

[toolboxluis00200]

Canon xsi
50mm lens
natural light
lightroom 2.6 to edit

[toolboxluis00200]

T2i
18-55 lens
what ever light was in the room
edit in lightroom 2.6

[Pyzik]

how to use iphone for photos
http://youtu.be/q6ISHsoVSWM?list=UUu...cMWtV5vbNpeH_A

I thought for sure that was going to be a How To Basic video....
https://www.youtube.com/user/HowToBasic

[toolboxluis00200]

I thought for sure that was going to be a How To Basic video....
https://www.youtube.com/user/HowToBasic

hahahahahah

[Txfilmmaker]

T2i
18-55 lens
what ever light was in the room
edit in lightroom 2.6

I do a lot of color grading for television. It's hard for me to put out a picture without a little tweaking. Programs like Lightroom, Photoshop and Aperture make a big difference. Eight years ago, I took my oldest daughters senior picture with a 2 megapixel Fuji point & shoot. Threw it in Photoshop, faked a narrow depth of field and got high praises for the photo. Don't forget to buy a couple hard drives. One for a master and one for a backup. Nice photo and photo "editing," BTW.


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[CarbonScoring]

Don't forget to buy a couple hard drives. One for a master and one for a backup.

Words to live by.

[toolboxluis00200]

Words to live by.

i need to buy another hard drive maybe two

[Computalotapus]

Don't forget to buy a couple hard drives. One for a master and one for a backup.

S3 storage is cheap and it has its own redundancy. Couple TB's in the cloud is the best way to go :)

[alamo5000]

I shoot with Pentax DSLR cameras. You can get the top of the line that beats a 7D hands down for about $800 for the body. The previous generations go for $500-$600 but are still extremely good. Lenses are another story. Depends if you like zooms or primes. Any of the DA or FA limited primes from Pentax are equal to canon L series glass...you can get them new or used for a lot cheaper than anything canon.

[alamo5000]

With Pentax primes (what I use) the fastest you can get is f1.8 with a couple of exceptions. They are not as fast as cannon or Nikon lenses but the build quality exceeds both of those. Pentax only offers at present crop camera and medium format. In your price range crop is it since an entry level medium format body is about 10 grand....

Pentax primes are small and light and have superb build quality. The trade off is the lenses typically are not as fast.

[alamo5000]

And I concur with the others...learning about light and how it acts in regards to your camera is one of the most valuable skills. Having good gear is one thing....using it is another.

[Gaspipeshooter]

S3 storage is cheap and it has its own redundancy. Couple TB's in the cloud is the best way to go :)

No offense, but I giggle a little every time I read someone reference "THE CLOUD". Mostly because I think there are really people who believe their shit is stored somewhere floating around between Terra Firma and Outer Space...not on honest to goodness real hard drives in some server farm...

[Pyzik]

No offense, but I giggle a little every time I read someone reference "THE CLOUD". Mostly because I think there are really people who believe their shit is stored somewhere floating around between Terra Firma and Outer Space...not on honest to goodness real hard drives in some server farm...

This is my wife. She still doesn't understand how it works I think...

[Txfilmmaker]

S3 storage is cheap and it has its own redundancy. Couple TB's in the cloud is the best way to go :)

I have not tried the "Cloud" storage, yet. Is there any particular service you trust more than others?