Recent content by Creaxel_photo

The 100mm is a great lens not only for macro but for any type of photography. The L is certainly much better with build quality and weather sealing. Most of the time the natural light works just fine and sometimes i even use the on camera flash and it does the job for me! The only thing to...

I personally use Adobe Bridge, i find it very useful and it has features like marking photos which helps when you come from a shoot with a lot of photos!

Yes that is what I'm talking about, I wonder how come the price is still about the same!? They must have added some new features to it then. But it is a really good interface and easily integrates with different music software such as Logic, Nuendo, Cubase (the ones I used and know it works)

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I do use my Mac with my guitars, what you need is an audio interface. I use a Line 6 Toneport UX2, I got this about 5 years ago for £150. It has two instrument inputs and two XLR inputs. The quality is very good too

I don't agree here, we are not talking about learning how the camera works, it's about using it the way you want and have control over what it does. When you want to paint a canvas you plan ahead and decide what you want then start the work same is with the camera you need to plan set your...

Thanks for the suggestions, I will check them out. Great photos, so how did you approach the cinema, did you have to pay them? thanks

I suppose that would be the case, just wondering which cinemas are better, independent? Or big ones? I don't want them to see this as a commercial work since it's not!

Hey A model suggested a shoot in a location like cinema or a library, I am not sure if it's possible to shoot in a location like that, anyone any suggestions/experiences? Thanks

As already mentioned it really depends if it's going to be replacement for your desktop or else. If that's the case go for the 15" as you will get a bigger screen. I have the 13" one myself (I have iMac 27" so don't need much screen here) and the performance has been good and I use Photoshop...

It really depends on the purpose of use, but I'd say flash light is much better for studio situation and photography, you have more control over the power, plus with continues light your model is gonna warm up very quickly.

Yes, thanks I understand that, I will have to arrange for that. what about locations??

Hi everyone I have planned a shoot with a model inside a room setting, but to get a room I need to book a hotel room, just wanted to see if you have any suggestions (I live in north London) for a place and any other stuff related to the shoot? I have 2 studio flashes and umbrellas. Thanks all

Thanks for the info, the street photography festival sounds great! I did go to the Museum of London exhibition, I quite liked it, going through times. Certainly will have to look at other ones too.

I don't own neither of these lenses but know for a fact that prime lenses are better compared to zoom lenses, unless you getting a better aperture on the zoom at 400 end.