No it's not and cam for chasing kids. Hopefully it craters the price on the GFX50S or something. I can't wait to see images from it', but it's definitely not something I'd be buying anytime soon.
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Basically the analog to the Sigma 105mm which is a bonkers lens.
Yeah there's a lot of that. And then you have 3 people liking the post, who knows why. Then a few posts below the azalea photos are taken with a Canon 200mm f/1.8 which is another insane lens, very rare. He has nice gear, I'll give him that.
Here's aforementioned 200mm 1.8 in action. Must be nice.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aujbFc_8YTI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aujbFc_8YTI
I think I hate JL just about as much as I hate the angry photographer guy. How he managed to get such shitty pics out of that setup, I'll never know.
I wonder if I would have kept her in that same spot. I mean, this lens obliterates the background yeah, but you got those buildings and stuff, and that's pretty much what he keeps in the back. There are some nice rocks to the left which would have been pretty great while still being able to use the sun. Yeah I would have moved her around a bit.
Thoughts on this? https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/peak-design/travel-tripod-by-peak-design I'm not feeling the revolutionary part yet.
Yeah I dont see what's so revolutionary, it's just a well designed tripod.
Also why does Peak design always use kickstarter for a new product, are they not big enough to just launch a product without kickstarter?
CF variant is expensive.
Looks slim though which is nice for a tripod.
I want to know more about the Ball head operation.
if there's a separate lock just for the Pano.
EDIT: nvm. I do have that $20 Pano only attachment
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Thoughts: I want it but can't afford it.
It has a lifetime guarantee so it's the last tripod you'll ever need.
To me, good use of flash should almost be invisible. That way he uses it is often 180 degrees from the scene's main light source, dialed up to 11, and shot straight at the subject. It looks like amateur hour to me, but I'm a natural light shooter, so I'm probably biased.
Oh ok, now I get your complaints. I'm natural light mostly unless I'm doing a headshot, which is when I pretty much have to use some light sources. I've been using three these days. I might have sent you a couple and you didn't have a complaint about them, but I'm not sure.
Yeah it looks pretty good, but actual user experience will say whether it is worth it's money. Might pick it up when I'm buying my tripod though, if reviews are good.
They got big by Kickstarter so I guess they just want to stay loyal to their 'fans'. Not like this KS is anything else than a normal pre-order.
Something something Sony's aren't professional cameras...fucking bullshit ass YouTube fatman...Looks like Annie shot the Vanity Fair cover story on an Alpha with a Zeiss (35/1.4)?
Extremely impressed with my pixel 3a xl.
Earlier sunset with night sight:
Later full dusk no night sight:
Earlier sunset with night sight:
Later full dusk no night sight:
Production unit looking pretty much like the dummy bodies we've seen, it's a beast.
I'm honestly amazed they didn't put a d-pad on there.
Yeah I mean that's begging for a joystick or pad.
It's probably the size of my D4.Production unit looking pretty much like the dummy bodies we've seen, it's a beast.
I'm honestly amazed they didn't put a d-pad on there. I'm sure that nub towards the bottom will serve as it, but Fuji joysticks usually aren't great.
It has a joystick.
It has 2 joysticks, one for AF and one for d-pad functionality I'd assume. I hate using joysticks though.
One for landscape and the other for portrait use, it's exactly like my D4.
Yes. There's one next to the display button and another under the AF on button.
Yeah that's lame. Huge piece of unused plastic right there for a nice big dpad or stick.
Oh, I see that now, and another unmarked AF-ON button by it too for portrait. Would be really cool if Fuji allows you to map those buttons for different purposes depending on the orientation of the camera.
I'm really not sure what you're expecting. That's what they look like on most flagship bodies.
I'd like to think you can map them to something else I think...unless they're redundancy buttons and are mapped to whatever the horizontal buttons do.
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I guess. I'd prefer an actual Dpad on my A7RII since that thing is flimsy or loose or sensitive, but it is what it is. They use the wheel system to pull double duty and it's something I don't like that much.
Since I cut my teeth on Canon, the wheel became 2nd nature. I do love having ISO tied to it.
It's fine for the most part. Sometimes my fingers press in while rotating or rotate instead of press and I get something I'm not trying to get. Accidentally turned on the self timer on Friday while doing some recording. I'm probably the only one crazy enough to have the center button as my WB button, but it's important enough to me to be able to change without menu diving.
Oly is nice that way too with the quick menu button. You should maybe give one a spin.
I mean couldn't you just shop it if you want to completely misrepresent your shot anyway??? Shit like this is some bs imo. Including shopping shit to the point where it looks nothing like what you're even looking at.
I have no real reason to invest in an Olympus ecosystem.
Who wants to pay $300 for a piss filter?
Is it much different than the Sony "my menu" button that gives you 10 custom slots?
Erm....you could just use PS for that. Aside from a high q ND filter....I see no need for filters in this day and age. The GFX 100 looks beastly. Could use one more top dial though. But it has three wheels (aside from the top one), I guess you could set it any way you want to.
An oly system is pretty damn cheap if you avoid the pro lenses which imo you really don't need unless you need wr.
Or even just grab a em5ii, em10ii, or pen-f and a 1.7 20mm for a pocket cam. Don't need a whole system.
Why would I choose this over just grabbing my X-T2 or 3 or A7RII? Operating under the assumption that I'm not looking for a pocket system. The only purpose for it would be a camera that I don't give a shit about to just randomly throw in my bag for my morning commute which is the point in time when I'm usually not taking pictures any way. I honestly think M43 had its chance when I was initially looking at mirrorless cameras and didn't know how to adjust the aperture on the Fuji cameras. After I learned how to work the X-T2 I mostly stopped looking at the system as something I'll buy. My job ordered a GH4 for gimbal work and that's most likely the only time I'm using a M43 camera. If I ever need something that small I'll get a Fuji X-E3 and a pancake lens.
Looks like Annie shot the Vanity Fair cover story on an Alpha with a Zeiss (35/1.4)?
Cool spotting! I love that lens.
Seriously... How is that any different to using a graduated filter in Lightroom?
Also considering how I have my cameras across my shoulder and not hanging off of my neck the weight thing really hasn't been that much of a bother for me lately. Don't get me wrong I don't mind people getting into M43 if it's an ecosystem that suits them, but for me as a fourth mount it doesn't really add that much for me considering the stuff is slightly smaller than my Fuji system. At this point any money put to another camera would be coming out of second Sony body money for event coverage.