2- change ur introduction. it makes me think that its some old dudes teaching basic stuff.
3- if u wan to involve sponsorships, give free things out on ur show like chase jarvis or many other photographers. it works better than saying "sandisk...." "sandisk...." and "sandisk...."
The point of always having a camera on you cannot be said enough. I once decided to leave mine at home during a walk on the beach with my dogs because the weather wasn't great...the weather cleared, a rainbow appeared and, as I walked over a sand dune, an elderly couple with a rainbow umbrella walked directly under the foot of the rainbow - looking like the rainbow was beaming out of the umbrella...I almost cried.
Great video my dad is a lawyer and wanted me to become one but i love taking pics and wanted to become one can u tell me a few things about a travel photographer and how much they make? if u dont know that much about it its ok.
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@redman68au I'm sure the concept of sponsorship isn't new to you. Without their support you wouldn't have seen this collection. They have a great product which I believe in and the vision to support such a program, very unique combination.
Hahaha, I have that same fear of missing a photo opportunity. It seriously seems like everytime I leave my camera at home I'm suddenly seeing beautiful photos everywhere, so now I try and take it with me as often as I can.
@marcsilber yeah its a trick you can use to get a macro look for your pictures without buying or bringing your macro lens with you in the situation happens to occur. turn the lens around and shoot it backwords
@ericamandaadventures It allows you to do macro shots with any lens.......focussing is attained by simply moving closer to or further away from the subject.......you need a reversing ring though
I don't know... The memory on my camera can hold up to ~600 pictures. But if you actually know that you can take an "endless" amount of picture you'll stop thinking about composition at some point. And like chompychomps sad: maybe you'll start relying on postproduction. Last time I was looking for some shots in my city, I removed the memory. The internal memory only holds 20 pics. I really had to think about composition and learned alot.
@DaDeceptiveOne true but i remember when i got my best shot. i knew this old building would be a perfect shot on the inside however the window sill was above my head hieght. i literal took 100-200 pictures with not one where i saw the photo before it was being taken. taking alot of pictures definetly helps get the money shot
A K1000 is 20-50 bucks, Digital cameras age quickly, cost a lot, are big and heavy, dependent on battery power, sensors degrade with time, and cause many to rely on post-production. Besides, shooting a million shots will not make you great; some of the greats made their pat shots with 11x14 Horsemans. After the fundementals comes quality, not quantity. Get an RB67 for a couple hundred. I love film. Good videos, regardless.
Thomas Hawk is surely the worst photographer i have ever seen. Hi's got the talent of a 5 year old kid. Just saying it how it is.
tompparaideri 2 weeks ago
3 things u need to do marc:
1- improve ur quality of the videos
2- change ur introduction. it makes me think that its some old dudes teaching basic stuff.
3- if u wan to involve sponsorships, give free things out on ur show like chase jarvis or many other photographers. it works better than saying "sandisk...." "sandisk...." and "sandisk...."
dreamchaser320 4 months ago 2
The point of always having a camera on you cannot be said enough. I once decided to leave mine at home during a walk on the beach with my dogs because the weather wasn't great...the weather cleared, a rainbow appeared and, as I walked over a sand dune, an elderly couple with a rainbow umbrella walked directly under the foot of the rainbow - looking like the rainbow was beaming out of the umbrella...I almost cried.
biliousfrog 8 months ago 4
@biliousfrog wow what a photo that would have been, but at least you have your own recording of it;)
marcsilber 8 months ago
Great video my dad is a lawyer and wanted me to become one but i love taking pics and wanted to become one can u tell me a few things about a travel photographer and how much they make? if u dont know that much about it its ok.
VaughnProductions1 10 months ago
@VaughnProductions1 it really depends so much on who they shoot for, it's all up to their talent and getting good gigs
marcsilber 10 months ago
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what are you realy trying to say to us marc?
redman68au 11 months ago
@redman68au I'm sure the concept of sponsorship isn't new to you. Without their support you wouldn't have seen this collection. They have a great product which I believe in and the vision to support such a program, very unique combination.
marcsilber 11 months ago 2
I wonder how he organizes all his photos? That aspect of photography drives me crazy...
StevenRHaz 1 year ago 5
Hahaha, I have that same fear of missing a photo opportunity. It seriously seems like everytime I leave my camera at home I'm suddenly seeing beautiful photos everywhere, so now I try and take it with me as often as I can.
NathanielEverist 1 year ago
@0:47 is that 50mm 1.2 backwards?
ericamandaadventures 1 year ago
@ericamandaadventures i believe it is
marcsilber 1 year ago
@marcsilber yeah its a trick you can use to get a macro look for your pictures without buying or bringing your macro lens with you in the situation happens to occur. turn the lens around and shoot it backwords
VendettaSLPK 9 months ago
@ericamandaadventures He is taking a Macro shot with out a Macro lens.
midnight302 1 year ago
@ericamandaadventures It allows you to do macro shots with any lens.......focussing is attained by simply moving closer to or further away from the subject.......you need a reversing ring though
AndyH1983 11 months ago
I don't know... The memory on my camera can hold up to ~600 pictures. But if you actually know that you can take an "endless" amount of picture you'll stop thinking about composition at some point. And like chompychomps sad: maybe you'll start relying on postproduction. Last time I was looking for some shots in my city, I removed the memory. The internal memory only holds 20 pics. I really had to think about composition and learned alot.
DaDeceptiveOne 1 year ago
@DaDeceptiveOne true but i remember when i got my best shot. i knew this old building would be a perfect shot on the inside however the window sill was above my head hieght. i literal took 100-200 pictures with not one where i saw the photo before it was being taken. taking alot of pictures definetly helps get the money shot
k2kona 1 year ago
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thePhunktOGraphist 1 year ago
To each his own, but:
A K1000 is 20-50 bucks, Digital cameras age quickly, cost a lot, are big and heavy, dependent on battery power, sensors degrade with time, and cause many to rely on post-production. Besides, shooting a million shots will not make you great; some of the greats made their pat shots with 11x14 Horsemans. After the fundementals comes quality, not quantity. Get an RB67 for a couple hundred. I love film. Good videos, regardless.
chompychomps 2 years ago