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Sounds like Light Room would do everything I need well, and would not leave me lacking in any area.
I think it does to but i’m far from a pro 🙂
Henry i don’t want to say youre work flow is not right but aren’t you doing some things with multiple programs wich could’t be done by one? Nothing wrong offcourse with what programs one prefers but LR can import, backup, batch…… and sharpen anything anyway you want i think. For sharpening you say you export to sharpen them in PS but i thought LR usses the same rendering engine so there should be no quality difference.
And no i’m not a salesman from Adobe 🙂
I found this blog in my link library (possibly got it from IA, can’t remember). This blog is about the nikon cls and was very helpfull for me to understand something about flashing.
http://nikonclspracticalguide.blogspot.com/2008/01/nikon-flash-two-separate-metering.html
No it will not John. You can choose what LR will do with youre pics on import, what it does do is create a link in the LR library to the files you imported so you can find then quickly.
I always choose to relocate the files from my SD card to a directory on my harddrive but you could choose to let them stay where they are.
Loop is swedish and very popular here in europe. Quality stuff for a reasonable price and indeed no tweed and elbow patches 🙂
Check this http://www.looparmy.com/
Today was a slow day so ive been metatagging some pictures in Lightroom (first time) and that worked fantastic. Select the pictures you want to tag, press sync metadata and fill in the textboxes.
Re finding pictures and sorting the out in youre libray is then real easy.
Not that this helps you much with your current software but maybe it’s worth to try the trail.
Olle
If anyone knows a bit vb.net we can write some software for this 🙂
I’ve started a fishing log program sometime ago but could not keep focus on this project.
I think you do best with the SD card Canon advises. It will be written somewhere in the user manual.
High Definition comes in a lot of different compressions. This means that the data transfer speeds are also really different, from 3Mbps to 300 Mbps. Most are in the lower region so mostly a 20Mbps will do fine.
Thanks Neal. Thats exactly what i had planned for the next few weeks for all the reasons you just pointed out. And i always have my camera on manual
I think you are teaching youre kid well Aaron. Love the one youre son is putting a fish back in the water.
Olle
I bought the 35mm 1.8 AF-S yesterday, it took a wile to get to the store due to long working hours the past weeks. I really like it allready and can’t wait to get out for some fishing and photographing with thisone.
Here’s a first tryout.
Thanks for the examples Matt. Looking forward to the brookie pics not only as example but also for the fish 🙂
The 50 1.8 looks like a nice lens but has one problem for me, it lacks autofocus. AF is a must for me when i buy a new lens. I do own a couple MF lenses and i find it not really easy to always get the focus right. That got me some pictures wich were absolutly fantastic (IMO 🙂 ) but were a bit out of focus on the subject.
So for some faster action i need a lens wich does the focusing for me so it must be an af-s.
@Shannon, do you have some pics from the 60mm on 2.8?
Thanks for the reply’s guys. I think the biggest feature of that lens is f/1.4 and most of you tell me it is at its best at 2.8. that makes me thinking i’m better off with maybe the 35 Neal mentioned. I overlooked that one in my search and will check that one out.
The 60 mm also looks good but will not give me that ‘artsy fartsy’ background. The macro possibility will ofcourse be usefull for me, so this one will also get some attention.
Neal what opening did you use for the flower shot? Lovely portrets by the way.
Favourite Fly Fishing Online Sites????
Hard to answer question :).
After my own http://www.flyfishing-central.nl I.A. is my favorite. Also in europe http://globalflyfisher.com is a great website.
edit: Martin Joergensen recently posted a nice artikle with some shots i really like
http://globalflyfisher.com/gallery/better_pictures-gear/
The reels in the water.
Welcome Henry, love youre Bass pics. Season is just starting here and i hope to get some good ones this year.
All the other pics are also really nice offcourse 🙂
I don’t think taking out the warranty will result in lower priced rods. No manufacturer will say, okay you can buy my rod without warranty for say a 100 bucks less. The price will just be the same.
What i do think is that a good warranty is expensive. For instance i own a scierra hm2 and broke the tip 2 months ago, they claim to give lifetime warranty but parts for the hm2 are just not available anymore. A company like Sage wich is a real price step higher does have parts for rods from way back. Sage does charge 35 euro a part in Europe but you will have one.
Olle
For casting the Fluorocarbon is great, for the teeth the steel is best.
I usually use a 4 to 7 foot 50/100 mono leader and a 1 foot steel leader. Use as flixible steel leader as you can find, the less flex the sooner it just breaks. Lee mentioned they are not leader shy and will take youre fly not only for food but also as an intruder that invades the terretory.
