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FanaticX
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Post by FanaticX »

So you got your 5D?
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Post by Dave »

naw, I ditched it for a 1D Mark II N... Actually I use both. I still suck at the 1D :tear:

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Well if you're shooting sports the 1D MkIIN is the obvious choice. Mount a wide on the 5D and tele on the 1D and you're set.

Have you tried getting onto the Sportshooter site for exposure?
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Post by Dave »

You need a sponsor and I don't talk to people online enough to get one :p

That's how I do it, except I don't have a wide on the 5D, i have a 70-200 zoom. I'm getting better results with the 5D because I'm used to it, but once I figure the 1D out I think it's AF advantages will cancel out the 5D's photo quality. The holy grail would be a sealed 8.5 fps 5D.. Maybe in a couple of weeks.
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Post by FanaticX »

5D, 1D MKIIN and already looking for an upgrade. Is this an obsessive hobby or are you looking to get paid in it? How are you doing this? Freaking some full time pros wish they could be in your shoes in terms of gear. :icon26:

I've been slacking off lately, averaging 100 photos/month mostly on fine art stuff and portraits. I used to shoot a lot of sports but lost interest because I wasn't paid enough and the hassle of getting press passes etc. These days I just do some private shoots here and there which are way more relaxing and pay better. Still it's a hobby more than anything.
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A few shots that were published on journals, mags, and travel catelogues in Korea.

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Post by Dave »

I rolled it into my student loan.. Super low interest and I already have a job, so I'll pay everything off (including school) in 4 years or so after I graduate. Nice thing about photo gear is that if I decide to back out I can easily get back 80% of what I put into it.

I'm not looking for an upgrade, I'm saying that if Canon were to drop a 5D/1D hybrid, I'd sell both of them and switch to that. :p

Getting the press pass is the easy part since I'm not looking to go out of town. It limits my options, but it doesn't bother me. I might have some photos published in the UI's media guides next year, which would be cool. I'm really just trying to get my hands into everything, but prefer sports.
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Post by Dave »

What is the third one of?
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Pillars of a bridge I frequent.
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FagaticX
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Post by Dave »

FanaticX wrote:Pillars of a bridge I frequent.
It looks more like a sniper platform than a bridge.

I think I like the last one the most.. #2 would be the next to last because you obviously thought about it before you made it and you probably had to do some monkey work to do it.
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great pics fx, me lieks it
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quick question

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do any of you guys have places where you do, or can, post up higher resolution versions of your photos? i like to keep a stockpile of hi-rez images for refernce when working on some projects and the majority of the images in this thread are pretty much exactly what im looking for.

and granted of coures, if i ever used material straight from one of the images i'd ask permissions first.
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yes mate. c:/ and e:/
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Post by Dave »

mkj had to ask me about a dozen times for one before I caved >:E
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Here's an interesting one...

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...enclosed and unable to escape the sensation of claustrophobia..
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saturn wrote:great pics fx, me lieks it
Thanks d00d. You should keep em coming too..
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Doombrain wrote:FantasticX

Why thanks...
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I think I like the last one the most.. #2 would be the next to last because you obviously thought about it before you made it and you probably had to do some monkey work to do it.
I stuck the camera on my tripod, dangled the fucker over the ledge and used my remote. If the rig fell it would've definately cracked a skull of some poor kid or old lady buying veggies below.
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some recent snaps
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Post by prince1000 »

FanaticX wrote:Here's an interesting one...

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...enclosed and unable to escape the sensation of claustrophobia..
yeah thats a perfect description of my first 5 mins in shanghai for the first time...
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How's it going d00d. When did you travel to asia? Let's see some pics.

*remember's nailing your ass falling down the void on DM17*
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FanaticX wrote:
Doombrain wrote:FantasticX

Why thanks...
lollers. nice to see you again, nice pics as always.
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Post by prince1000 »

haha i remember that. i may still even have the demo.

went last october to assist a friend of mine for an nyc based architect with some travel & leisure work mixed in and product stuff for a boutique hotel in hk. he's moving to singapore soon to do a long term contractual shoot so i may join him as ill be heading to the med in the fall.

i posted a couple snaps in this thread a while back.

http://www.quake3world.com/forum/viewto ... ht=#437206

just went digital myself. was using an olympus c7070 wide zoom as my first digital (what most of the stuff i posted was shot with). best point and shoot ive ever seen. friend at magnum recommended it to me. i've since bought a D200. still getting used to it. ive been shooting film for so long with an F3 so it's quite different.
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Post by werldhed »

Made a thread in the Void about this one:
http://quake3world.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=24163

It's not very good, but the name of the geyser was too great not to post.
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