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Great idea... Thanks man!
Nice shots everyone!
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TPC Photography Group (800x600 and below only)
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760d shot <click here for link>
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Hi, may idea kayo magkano palinis sensor ng mirrorless (sony nex 5n) sa hidalgo. Thanks
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Hello, question po. Saan po nakakabili ng maliliit ng backdrop for product photography? Any recommended store po?
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^kung backdrop pwede ka naman mag DIY na lang, bili ka ng cartolina/styro, pwede din yung puting tela.
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Hi guys, any inputs about Canon 80D vs Nikon D7200?
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^if its your first time getting a camera just get the one that you can afford.
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@Sir Grafox17
yung officemate ko sir yung nagtatanong. He would be coming from Canon's 1200D. Medyo caught between 80D and D7200, so he asked me for inputs here. :) -
upgrading gears wont necessarily improve shots.
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@grayfox17 and mark_alice2127
thank you very much for the motivation. I actually agree that it's the Indian and not the bow and arrow. hehe. but feature wise and for bang for the bucks, which would you prefer and why? :D -
kung malaki laki ang disposable income ko isasagad ko na gear ko, mag full frame na kagad tapos kahit na anong prime lens na 1.4.
Pero since friend mo ang pumipili, sya dapat mag decide - kahit na yung mas maganda ang irecommend ko pero nag aalangan sya dahil sa budget wala rin di ba?
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@teyr
yung officemate ko sir yung nagtatanong. He would be coming from Canon's 1200D. Medyo caught between 80D and D7200, so he asked me for inputs here. :)
Different horses for different courses. Technically, yes MAY improvement sa pag upgrade mula Canon 1200D to a Canon 80D or Nikon D7200 especially sa functionality.
Malaki ang improvement sa AF speed, AF accuracy, white balance accuracy, speed of operation dahil sa external buttons, image quality due to the updated sensors, exposure latitude, etc etc BUT your friend would need to know how to utilize those advantages over sa Canon 1200D
Canon 80D vs D7200? Body wise I think mas maganda ang D7200 since dahil sa 24mpx Sony sensor na gamit nya and Canon's image sensor is lacking compared to its peer's. Plus may Nikon 3D tracking ang D7200 at Multi-CAM 3500DX II module ang gamit nya from what I remember is almost the same AF module ng D810/D4/D4s
Advantage naman ng Canon ay ang lenses at lens selection. That Canon 70-200L F4 is one of the best AF lens I've used.
Flash system, almost the same sila IMHO.
After experiencing shooting with m43/APSC/FF/MF. I'd say APSC is the best compromise for IQ and size unless na ang FF mo ay Sony A7/A9 series (heck even the Pentax KP has better IQ than most Canon FF!). MF is still the best pagdating sa IQ lalo na may $$$ ka pang gastos.
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Im so glad i sold my gears. Naging dilemma ko din to noon nung nagsisimula akong makaramdam na parang nakukulangan na ko sa performance ng entry level bodies ko. Sa kaka-decide ko kung dapat ba ko mag upgrade ng body or not unti-unti naman ako nawalan ng interest until napansin ko na 3 years na din pala nakakalipas since i was last active joining photoshoots.
Magastos ang hobby na to and having the latest gears in the market will not magically improve your bad shots nor will it turn a casual shooter to a pro - you just happen to be a person who owns a NEW camera. That's it. And all photogs who have a good grasp about this craft knows this by heart - hobbyist man or pro. Madami ako kasabay dati sa abroad na gumagamit ng leica at hasselblad pero simpleng framing hindi pa mai-tama, ang sagwa lang tingnan at parang ikaw na lang din manghihinayang para sa kanila kasi ang laki ng ginasta para sa gamit pero aanga-anga naman tumira. I have to be blunt about this kasi some people just treat their camera like an expensive bling just for the sole purpose of showing off.
So let me just go out and say this na lang din, not many shooters truly realize that having a good understanding of the core basics of this craft goes a really long way. Kahit ano pa gamit mo basta alam mo tumimpla ng exposure ayos na, pproblemahin mo na lang is how to adjust accordingly based on the situation you're in.
btw, this is just my personal rant lang naman and I am not asking for any criticism nor trying to get into an argument with anybody. I do welcome a healthy discussion though.
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mga master saan po pwedeng magpalinis ng canon 60d pati po lens?
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I was in the same boat, i have the Nikon D3300, i was thinking of upgrading to the D7100. But then i thought, what i do is mostly street photography anyway and a bigger and bulkier dslr won't help me (compact camera is the more preferred camera in street photography). Yes, the D3300 is an entry level dslr, but the image quality is at par or even better than the D7100. Decided to upgrade my pc na lang para di mahirapan sa lightroom, Bought the 50mm f1.8G Prime as well.
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Para sa kin lang, hindi na practical mag dslr kung mag hobby ka lang din lalo pa ngayon na ultimo camera phone nakaka-1.8 na aperture na tapos sobrang ganda pa ng kulay. Di pa kasama dyan yung may mga naglalabasang models na kayang mag shoot ng RAW. Karamihan ng mga kakilala ko sa abroad dati na ang gagara ng gears pero sa katagalan nauwi na lang din sa point and shoot - pano ba naman, mas magaan dalhin at yung kuha kasing ganda na lang din sa isang dslr. Mabigat din ang dslr pag nakasukbit syo ng matagal tagal.
Not to mention nauuso yung mga tulad ng goPro na kaya din nya mag shoot ng raw at naka fish eye pa - subukan mo bumili ng wide angle or fish eye na lente para sa dslr kung hindi ka ba naman malula sa presyo. -
more on gimik lang mga cam phone na f1.8, can never match a 50mm prime.
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True. Iba pa rin nagagawa ng dedicated na lente. Kalaban mo lang naman dun is yung fungus. Sa kaso ng prime, talo talo pa rin sa working distance kaya i just exclusively use that for photoshoots - tamang waist up lang na kuha oks na.
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I use my 50mm for street photography.
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i never attempted doing street photog here in urban manila.. masyado delikado.
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^di ba masyado tight ang 50mm sa street sir?
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depende sa output na gusto mo using 50mm at sa body ng cam na gagamitin mo. Pag entry level medyo cropped yan pero pag full frame medyo malapad ng konti.. Either way, you can always use your legs naman to adjust on your preferred working distance. Ang kagandahan sa 50mm is di mo masyado problema ang distortion.
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@Scandinavian
Nope, tamang tama lang. I like the distance ratio to the subject. Even on a dx camera like mine, works great.
My street photos on flickr, taken mostly with the Nikon D3300 + 50mm f1.8G
<click here for link>
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^ser since you like doing street, try shooting from the hip instead of putting the viewfinder to your eyes. Try mo lang naman, baka makulitan ka sa magiging output mo hehe...
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nabasa ko lang dati yun nung dinidiscover ko pa yung field ko sa photography tapos sinubukan ko nga at parang mas interesting pa ang mga kuha ko kesa dun sa mga ginamitan ko ng view finder. Buti na lang 50mm gamit ko, mabilis ang AF hehe...