Post your daily ZHP/BMW/MINI pics!

We got that 35 mm and a 28mm after we saw the incredible shots Marc and Casey took at the Las Vegas mini meet a few years ago. I wish we had more time to use our good cameras.

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Originally Posted by Sockethead

We got that 35 mm and a 28mm after we saw the incredible shots Marc and Casey took at the Las Vegas mini meet a few years ago. I wish we had more time to use our good cameras.

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Hey, if you're ever in the market for selling either let me know [emoji1303]


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Originally Posted by slater

you need an LSD! it makes everything better.

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In time, friend. So many items on the to-do list...


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Originally Posted by Prestovie

Hey, if you're ever in the market for selling either let me know [emoji1303]

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Will do

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Originally Posted by holyc0w

Since we're on equipment here's a picture of the a6000 with the adapter and Minolta lens
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I didn't want to spend too much on newer lenses since I don't shoot often enough to justify the cost. I've done some test shots including the interior shots. Can't complain for the price. Though since my camera is APS-C, I'm missing a bit of usability. The choices below 50mm get slimmer and $$$ for the legacy lenses.

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Never used an a6000 but a friend of mine recently replaced his D7100 with Sony a6300. I was a really impressed by its size and its performance especially the video quality. But Sony lens are so expensive and so good!


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Originally Posted by 704sw

Oh mine is definitely AF-D. The AF-S 50 didn't exist at that time. D5k is a great camera and you can get a great deal on one it seems; just remember the glass in front of the sensor is just as, if not more, important.


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Completely agree, the D5000 I have now is good as long as the lighting is good and I tend to shoot a lot at night times lol
So I'm looking at a camera for good high ISO performance and while I think the D72(3)00 is good enough I just kept thinking if I should just spend the extra cash and go for the D500 because it seems like a step above any other crop sensor camera...


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Originally Posted by Rovert

Using the LSD as intended for, Pete?? LOL

I like using just my stock 24-105 F/4L on my 6D. What can I use for a super quick lens that's sharp like my L glass?

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Look at sigma 18-35 f1.8 lens... a friend of mine has it and that's what Il buy next...


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I've been happy with my 6D even at 10,000ISO. It's nice to have a big huge sensor to bring in all that light without making it look muddy and overly noisy.

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Originally Posted by san

Completely agree, the D5000 I have now is good as long as the lighting is good and I tend to shoot a lot at night times lol
So I'm looking at a camera for good high ISO performance and while I think the D72(3)00 is good enough I just kept thinking if I should just spend the extra cash and go for the D500 because it seems like a step above any other crop sensor camera...


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I do most my shooting at night too, but my subjects are seldom moving lol. If I could shoot ISO200 at all times I'd be very happy. My Manfrotto 055XProB/488 RC0 combo kick ass at night. If I could go below ISO200 I would.


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Originally Posted by 704sw

I do most my shooting at night too, but my subjects are seldom moving lol. If I could shoot ISO200 at all times I'd be very happy. My Manfrotto 055XProB/488 RC0 combo kick ass at night. If I could go below ISO200 I would.


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I have a cheapo dolica tripod I picked up from Amazon lol. bought it when I wasn't sure if would be really interested in photography...


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