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Nice Adobo. I was just there and didn't get a whole lot of photos for whatever reason. Cool city though with tons of things to shoot but just didn't get in that zone to shoot and have fun at the same time.
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^^Long exposures.How do you get trails like that?Messed around with light trails for the first time the other night.. Had to rush, some sketchy dudes were lurking
Sutro Bath is just perfect for sunset photos. I don't think I ever get tired of that place.
WORD. Your shots have always been an inspiration for me Fong...so I continue to get out and keep shootin' to try to get on your level.
I had to rush to get there last night, hella forgot my tripod and barely made it to get a few snaps.
Sony is the best Camera maker in the world right now. They are literally killing the game. Jump on the E Mount NOW.
southcitydon Did you use an ND filter for the first 2 shots?
Saw my rep count go up and I was like what the heck did I post? lol...Glad you guys liked the 458 picture. Starting off the new year strong! lol
better low light performance, sharper images, better cropped image qualityAre there any advantages of having a full frame camera vs a crop?
Are there any advantages of having a full frame camera vs a crop?
Sensor is bigger. Allows for more shallow depth of field. A lot better low light performance. I wouldn't exactly say sharper images because that all depends on your glass. It also means if something is out of focus, you'll definitely see it. If you have a full frame lens, you get full use of that lens rather than a full frame lens on a cropped body. Also, broader dynamic range. Basically, you can achieve better image quality.
had to double check what i had on...it was a hoya general UV filter
Shooting at f/1.4 on a cropped senor will not get you the same look as with shooing f/1.4 on a full frame sensor.
f/1.4 on a cropped would be the same as f/2.1 on full. That's why full frame photos shot at f/1.4 look so much more buttery than they do with a cropped sensor at f/1.4.