Recent content by TySharp

Like I said lensflair, my apologies for jumping the gun. Your photos actually do look great. Your D3 must be able to handle higher ISO settings than my Canon, because my XTI is horrible even at 800. With HDR shots, believe it or not, I shoot 99% off hand. Tripods will get a better shot, but it...

Honestly, nothing 'specific', but rather anything that you see in your eye as a Beautiful shot. I mean, it could even mean a tragic or ugly situation. But something that as soon as you see it, INSTANTLY tells you that you need a photo of it. For instance, I was walking downtown, and a homeless...

I see you shoot with a Canon 5d. Lucky! That camera is killer. I hope someday to afford the Mark II.

Perhaps you're correct, and maybe I took things the wrong way. My apologies.

Ok thanks. I will check those out.

First of all, shooting on a cloudy day at iso 200, can be done. Second of all, there is nothing wrong with adjusting your iso to go with the conditions. That's what it's for. You're completely missing the point here. Yes, if its dark out, and you need iso 800, or so dark, you want to avoid...

Well it also has to do with your style, and what you plan on doing with it. I shoot HDR's, and I cannot live with noisy pictures, as it only ruins the HDR's. The better the picture, the more detail, the better the HDR result. Beside all of this, I have no idea why anyone would want noisy...

Do you have any suggestions for me to check out, as far as a camera bag, that would hold two bodies, plus lenses?

Craikeybaby, is this maybe because you're looking on amazon.uk? I'm just asking since I am in the U.S., and I found they have a ton of products on regular amazon. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000WH86BQ/ref=ox_sc_act_title_1?ie=UTF8&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER

Really? I'm sorry to head you didn't like your Dakine bags, a I LOVE mine. But thats just my opinion. As far as a waist strap, yeah it does have a waist strap. It is a very very nice bag. Check em out on amazon. They have all different sizes. IMO, I would never use anything else beside a photo...

Higher picture quality does come from lower ISO though. That's factual. So I'm not quite sure what you mean, lensflair.

I'm not sure I know what you mean exactly, jondc.