Imagining ways to increase my odds of capturing collision drop shot, any ideas???
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Brad Rutherford
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ed Harp Dec 9, 2009. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Hey everyone.Just wanted to say hey to everyone and tell you a bit about myself. I am a 26 year old married Father of one. I started to play with digital Photography 6 months ago and fell in love.…Continue
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Jim McConnell replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'EF50 f1.8 VS EF50 f1.4 USM' in the group Canon User Group
An old- time photographer once told me that every Canon-equipped professional photographed had a 50mm f/1.5 lens. Don`t buy 1, get a six-pack, they don`t last long. The f/1.4 is a good lens, but not as sharp wide-open. For some things the f/1.8 can…
Kenneth Crimaldi replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'EF50 f1.8 VS EF50 f1.4 USM' in the group Canon User Group
me too - it would be very hard to convince me that about half a stop and a few minor benefits are worth hundreds of dollars - besides, if the 1.8 does break, like if you don't catch it :), and you buy another one, you are still a couple of…
Don LaVange replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'EF50 f1.8 VS EF50 f1.4 USM' in the group Canon User Group
Seems to me that there is no question between these 2. The question for the ages is wether the F1.2 at a cost of 500% or more is worth considering if you can afford it,
I know that comparisons of a similar test between the 85 F1.8 and the much more…
Richard Crowe replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'EF50 f1.8 VS EF50 f1.4 USM' in the group Canon User Group
The claim to fame of the 50mm f/1.8 Mark-II is that it is a lot faster and a lot sharper than the 18-55mm kit lens (especially the non-IS model) which came or comes with many rebel DSLR cameras.
That said, the "Nifty-Fifty" is not a great…
Alan Ang replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'EF50 f1.8 VS EF50 f1.4 USM' in the group Canon User Group
I own a 1.8 but satisfy with the result. Of course if you have better budget it is nice to have the 1.4 which is able to shoot better in low light.
Royce Rumsey replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'EF50 f1.8 VS EF50 f1.4 USM' in the group Canon User Group
Worth every penny. The 1.4 if generally regarded as one of the sharpest lenses available for the price. And the bokah is superb. Those features along with the USM and increased flexibility make the differential a bargain.
Ed Harp replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'Hey Everyone'
I've seen your work. Awesome work. Love your Shiny drop.
Ed Harp commented on Brad Rutherford's photo
Really cool - no pun. This is a great choice of background to throw the color wild in this image. Love the star burt at top of splash. Crystal clear. A home Run!
Tyrone replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'Hey Everyone'
Hi, Brad. Hope you have a wonderful time learning here at picturesocial. I'm learning a lot from everyone. Truss!!!
Matt Needham replied to Brad Rutherford's discussion 'EF50 f1.8 VS EF50 f1.4 USM' in the group Canon User Group
The prices I see in the US are $100 and $375 new. I own both. The f/1.8 takes fine photos, but it's build is about as cheap as it's possible to get. That's not to say it's fragile. I dropped mine from shoulder height onto a stone…
Its Cold like Minus 25 with windchill. So it is take pictures of things in my Home. Guess we will see what neat things I can Find.
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Brad Rutherford commented on Jovan's photo
Looks like the top of the World Good capture.
EF50 f1.8 VS EF50 f1.4 USM
$115 VS $250. Anyone have any hands on experience with these two lens. Basically is the f1.4 Twice the lens than the 1.8? The USM is a nice touch I am sure, but do you think it is a noticeable $135 price difference??
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Brad Rutherford replied to eriel ocon's discussion 'TAMRON or SIGMA'
Sigma bar none, Sigma warranty in Canada anyways = 5=10 years, canon = 1 year. \
Tamron works well but is out preformed by the sigma lens time and time again. But all do the trick.
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- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- I got my first hand me down Digital camera in July. A Fuji FINEPIXS5000, took it on vacation and fell in love with photography. In less than 6 months I out grew that camera and step in the world of DSLR's
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- EOSREBELXS - My baby just got her a month ago and already taken 5000+ photos.
EF-S 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 IS - Stock lens that came with camera.
Sigma 70-300mm DG Macro f4-5.6 - Christmas present and they are making me wait!!1
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- At 9:01am on December 5, 2009,
Earl E. Gibson said… - Hello Brad and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others. We do have a Canon User Group. If you are interested, you can find it under the "Groups" tab at the top of the page. Hope to see you there.
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