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Re: Copyrighting photographs October 15, 2009 01:26PM |
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Re: Copyrighting photographs October 17, 2009 02:22AM |
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Re: Copyrighting photographs October 17, 2009 08:31PM |
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. I also help people in person if you ever make it to my neck of the woods! I used to have regular photographic meet & greets with combined members from various different forums, but had to stop those due to my RSD.
. I do have a local club I am in the process of starting as well.. Mason-Dixon Rock, Mineral, Gemology, and Lapidary Club here in Pennsylvania. Its goal is to help people learn about all of it including photography.
. I figure, while I can not get out and do as much as I used to before becoming crippled, I can still use what I have and not let it go to waste by helping others better their photography and other things.
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. I may take a bit to respond some times, but I am limited on my internet time typically and have to split it up between many numerous websites that I help folks at.
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Re: Copyrighting photographs October 17, 2009 11:01PM |
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will ban you - what i do not expect at all - you will see me interfere with my humble possibilities.
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Re: Copyrighting photographs October 18, 2009 03:16AM |
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That is one reason I so love the Foveon sensor technology and medium format digitals is that you have sooo much DR it is very hard to blow out the highlights and not still have enough detail hiding in them to actually recover them. I got very lucky and snagged by Sigma SD14 for $399 brand new with full warranty on a close out from Sigma to make room for the SD15's and snagged my 28-70mm f/2.8 EX DG Macro lens for $109 barely used, and an adapter for $12 to be able to use all my M42 mount lenses on it, otherwise I wouldn't have spent the money on the system, lol. But there is nothing wrong with the S5 at all, and being it is a compact camera with the smaller sensor and way the lenses are set up on them(like the Panasonic FZ8/FZ28/FZ35) you will actually get much better DOF(depth of field= everything/distance in front of and behind the focal point that will be in focus) and it is much easier to control then the DOF on a dSLR, which is the main benefit of the all in one(P&S) cameras over a dSLR when it comes to macros and close-up photography.
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