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Originally Posted by IMPORTKING
forgive him jenn, he is an iss'er turned nt'er like alot of others.
he has alot to get used to.
nice pics jenn.
you people really take this ISS/NT thing a little too serious.
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Originally Posted by IMPORTKING
forgive him jenn, he is an iss'er turned nt'er like alot of others.
he has alot to get used to.
nice pics jenn.
No...I meant freelens sirOriginally Posted by ksteezy
Originally Posted by Im Not You
So uhh...changing the subject. Anyone freelens?
you mean freelance?...lol i think thats what we all do....i dont think it pays off when you as a photographer work for lets say a wedding agency....ive heard horrrrror stories about this. I personally wouldnt work for anyone but myself when it comes to photography.
freelensing is NOT freelancing, its a term used in photography by using a detached lens. edit* ^ homie above beat me to it.Originally Posted by ksteezy
Originally Posted by Im Not You
So uhh...changing the subject. Anyone freelens?
you mean freelance?...lol i think thats what we all do....i dont think it pays off when you as a photographer work for lets say a wedding agency....ive heard horrrrror stories about this. I personally wouldnt work for anyone but myself when it comes to photography.
Originally Posted by Im Not You
No...I meant freelens sirOriginally Posted by ksteezy
Originally Posted by Im Not You
So uhh...changing the subject. Anyone freelens?
you mean freelance?...lol i think thats what we all do....i dont think it pays off when you as a photographer work for lets say a wedding agency....ive heard horrrrror stories about this. I personally wouldnt work for anyone but myself when it comes to photography.
http://gentlepurespace.co...ng-photography-technique
Photos taken with the lens detached from the camera but held in place and moved around to focus. This also lets extra light in sometimes causing light leaks and giving a vintage look and feel."
Also:
* Gives extra bokeh by shrinking the area in focus (apeture is 0)
* Allows for super macro shots
* Delicious light leaks
* Tilt-shift effects
Originally Posted by DJ bana
freelensing is NOT freelancing, its a term used in photography by using a detached lens. edit* ^ homie above beat me to it.Originally Posted by ksteezy
Originally Posted by Im Not You
So uhh...changing the subject. Anyone freelens?
you mean freelance?...lol i think thats what we all do....i dont think it pays off when you as a photographer work for lets say a wedding agency....ive heard horrrrror stories about this. I personally wouldnt work for anyone but myself when it comes to photography.
and please dont jump from "oh you do nothing but document your life with your 3K camera" to "i've always admired your work."
im not even going to bother responding to you anymore because telling me to grow up made me laugh. especially when you're saying you didn't call me out but you just had to drop my name in your last post when referring to making money. straightttt comedy.
i have nothing else to say.. other than yea, NT is a lot different than ISS.
Originally Posted by DJ bana
yea, i've heard the same, but i can't imagine it doing too much harm if you're doing it infrequently. also, dust can be cleaned. i love tilt-shift effects!
edit-
And speaking of ISS Vs. NT, the ISS photo forum is insane, a thread for EVERY SINGLE LITTLE THING! "sneaker photo thread" "bokeh thread" "lens thread" "camera thread" "colors thread" "flash thread" "car photo thread"
on NT, we keeps it real. <3
Originally Posted by Im Not You
anyway...that's the main criticism I've heard. Dust getting into the sensor...but it seems to be increasing in popularity so I don't know.
flash is ONLY used in number 4, the one with the red rectangle structure. the rest are just big aperture images, taken with my super duperexpensive lenses that i only use to document my outingsOriginally Posted by tha23greatest
Bana in any of those images did you use a flash or anything?
The third one is
Originally Posted by DJ bana
flash is ONLY used in number 4, the one with the red rectangle structure. the rest are just big aperture images, taken with my super duper expensive lenses that i only use to document my outingsOriginally Posted by tha23greatest
Bana in any of those images did you use a flash or anything?
The third one is