Recent content by Mr. Photographer

Alright, I like all the entries. But I'm going to have to choose one... So the winner is: new2me! (Sorry, don't know your real name) Well done :) loved the look.

Sorry, haven't checked the forums in a couple of days. I'm pretty sure the sensor design and anti-aliasing filters make it different don't they? You wouldn't get the same amount of sharpness from a FF crop as from a aps-c image?

Great entries, but stupidly I forgot that I'll be going away tomorrow. You have until tonight! :)

But I was right, having a crop-sensor isn't the same as cropping an image from a full frame camera. And I never called anyone a knob. Oh yeah and if you're going to quote him you might want to change it to "Quote from" ;)

Probably the funniest yet :lol:

Thought this was fantastic, this guy should work for Canon. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gYZmFo3_F1g&feature=share&list=UUwgURKfUA7e0Z7_qE3TvBFQ

I used Elements for years and it was fantastic but I've tried LR but never seen the Light *no pun intended ;)* Don't see the problem with just browsing your photos in Windows and editing them in Photoshop. IT's much mroe powerfull.

First time lucky I guess! :) Alright, here we go: Taken just down the road. Deadline is Wednesday evening!

Am I missing something here?

I'm often surprised by how many great photographers there are with pro kit who know almost nothing about the technology behind it. Not to say Bob doesn't, it just doesn't mean much. Two 1Dx's? AND a 1D4? ...And a 1D3. Holy moly. All I can ask is... why?

Ken Rockwell reckons soon but then what does he know. http://www.kenrockwell.com/nikon/d4x.htm

I corrected my post as not to sound to pretentious :lol:

I was trying to avoid using adapters, but sheesh.

I'd so sorry. The 7D doesn't crop the resulting image, it just has a smaller sensor and therefore uses a smaller portion of the lens's area. Cropping an image isn't the same as using a "crop" sensor.

Just been looking at super-telephotos for a laugh, This would amount to an equivalent focal length of 3,840mm. Yes, you read it correctly. Three thousand, eight hundred and forty millimetres. Can anyone think of a way to reach a larger equivalent focal length?