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Stephen Joe Payne
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Photography Books
Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Joe Payne Feb 5, 2011. 2 Replies 0 Likes
Photography Books: Here are the titles of some books on either photography or lighting. I have these books and a few more. I thought I would start with these and I have given the title and the ISBN…Continue
My Canon Experience
Started this discussion. Last reply by Ed Harp Jan 22, 2011. 7 Replies 0 Likes
My first camera, period, was a Leica M3 which I purchased from the British navy exchange in Hong Kong in 1962 when I was eighteen. I was in the navy of the United States, aboard the USS Point…Continue
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Started this discussion. Last reply by Stephen Joe Payne Nov 8, 2010. 6 Replies 0 Likes
I was researching Canon Cameras with interest towards full frame sensors and I wanted to know what cameras have this. I have a new Canon EOS 7D that I bought in February. It's a wonderful camera…Continue
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Stephen Joe Payne replied to Janna Slaback's discussion 'CANON 24-70mm f/2.8 vs TAMRON SP AF 17-50mm' in the group Canon User Group
I just wonder, that if you are renting, why not rent the Canon lens you seem most interested in? I try to stay with Canon lenses for my camera, mostly for the E-TTL advantages. Most of the less expensive lens providers obtain their…
Stephen Joe Payne left a comment for Jared Weaver
I understand. I tend to shoot old barns and any building that may fall down soon, within the next two to three years and then I do many portraits. I shoot sunsets but the lenses I have work fine for what I want to see. I was a…
Jared Weaver left a comment for Stephen Joe Payne
I've been looking at the new 8-16 F4L Fisheye myself. I shoot mostly landscapes so the wider the better.
Stephen Joe Payne left a comment for Jared Weaver
And oh yes, do spend your money on lenses; I really like the 70-200 mm, f/2.8 IS lens but they aren't giving them out, so if you like that lens, it's a great one but often around $2,300.00. There are several places where you can rent…
Stephen Joe Payne left a comment for Jared Weaver
Jared, there will be those who will say to that they can see differences in the image between the 7D and the 5D because of the full frame sensor, but again, some commercial entities require a full frame sensor but I would bet a Wookie that 99% of us…
Jared Weaver left a comment for Stephen Joe Payne
I think the 7D might be the better choice for me then. I have read a lot about both cameras but no one has ever said which camera actually produces the better image. But seeing as how there's no difference I will defiantly go with the…
Stephen Joe Payne left a comment for Jared Weaver
Jared, I have had my 7D more than a year and I've made many photographs with it. I wanted the 5D Mark II to have a full frame sensor. Other than the full frame, I have not found a lot of difference. There certainly is not any…
Jared Weaver left a comment for Stephen Joe Payne
So I need some advice and you might be the right person to talk to since you own both camera models that I am interested in. Im torn between the 7 and 5D. From your personal experience, is the 5D worth the extra money if I am 1) only looking to own…
Stephen Joe Payne replied to Jared Weaver's discussion 'T2i exposure bracketing.' in the group Canon User Group
I don't have a T2i but I have both a Canon EOS 7D and an EOS 5D Mark II. Three is all I can take with those cameras. Why would you want to take more? That's what a bracket is: One lower, one higher and one on the…
Stephen Joe Payne replied to Nina_28's discussion 'Which Lens(s) do you recommend?' in the group Canon User Group
Thank you Alex, for posting the site. I took a first quick look at it. I will revisit later. I've never botched a complete wedding but I made the mistake of sharing a few bad photographs amongst the several hundred good and…
Stephen Joe Payne replied to Nina_28's discussion 'Which Lens(s) do you recommend?' in the group Canon User Group
What Cannon camera are you using? I did not see the camera model mentioned in your message. I have a Canon 7D and now a 5D Mark II (full size image). I have used the kit lens 28-135 on the 7D. The 5D has a suggested kit lens…
Stephen Joe Payne left a comment for Joanne Baxter
Learn constantly; buy books, take courses and shoot many shots. Analyze your own photographs and see what you would do differently if you had the chance, and make friends with other photographers and share a lot. Never stop…
Stephen Joe Payne commented on Lea Mau Cook's group 'Green Screen, Chroma Key'
I think Dora posted a photograph of her studio. I am a portable photographer and I never fully know where my studio will be. In a few cases, someone has had a small extra space so I have lugged in my background stand, 6X7 foot green/blue…
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- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- I bought my first camera, a Leica M3, at 17 in Hong Kong when I was in the US Navy. I taught myself from magazines, books and my experience which means many errors. In 1982 I began using Minolta cameras and in 2000 bought a Canon Rebel G (film) I have been using mostly digital since 2004.
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Posted on October 16, 2009 at 8:44pm 0 Comments 0 Likes
My profile photograph is a combination. First, the wall behind me in the photograph is the entry side to Pawhuska High School, Pawhuska, Oklahoma. The letters were originally just burnished aluminum but our school colors were and are black and orange. I used Photoshop CS 2 to hand color the letters to black and orange, then saved the photograph of the wall. The photograph of me in the blue shirt was shot in the woods at Osage Hills State Park between Pawhuska and Bartlesville by my wife using… Continue
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- At 11:38pm on February 8, 2012,
Jared Weaver said…
I've been looking at the new 8-16 F4L Fisheye myself. I shoot mostly landscapes so the wider the better.
- At 4:03pm on February 8, 2012,
Jared Weaver said…
I think the 7D might be the better choice for me then. I have read a lot about both cameras but no one has ever said which camera actually produces the better image. But seeing as how there's no difference I will defiantly go with the less expensive option and invest in higher quality lenses.
- At 10:29am on February 6, 2012,
Nina_28 said… Thanks so much for your help. I have a Canon 7D and a Rebel XT. I totally appreciate your input. I just want to make sure its really worth the money because it is pricey. But hearing all of this truly helps me make up my mind about it. I definitely do not want to botch anyone's wedding, and ultimately that's why I asked. So thank you again.
- At 10:41pm on February 5, 2012,
Jared Weaver said…
- So I need some advice and you might be the right person to talk to since you own both camera models that I am interested in. Im torn between the 7 and 5D. From your personal experience, is the 5D worth the extra money if I am 1) only looking to own one camera body and 2) shooting only landscapes. I've read the specs on both but that doesn't compare to personal experience. Thanks!
- At 11:38am on January 5, 2011,
Lea Mau Cook said… Welcome to our Green Screen Group Stephen.. Hope you enjoy it here on Picture Social. Having fun..
~ Lea
- At 9:52pm on September 17, 2009,
Earl E. Gibson said… - Hello Stephen and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others.
- At 8:25pm on September 17, 2009,
Ryan said… - Hi Stephen, glad to have you with us :-) Welcome to PictureSocial.com!
- At 8:23pm on September 17, 2009,
Stephen Joe Payne said…
- Wow. one more site to join.
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