<TEASER> This Is All That's Left Of My 135i They Even Left Some Stuff Behind FML :(!!

[datbimmerdoe]

ohhhhh. ls1, duhhh.

[1013mm]

Originally Posted by BBK

I would lean towards 50% shooter, 30% camera, 20% Post processing skills

True

[FedeM]

50% shooter, 5% camera, 20% lens, 25% Post processing skills

[elanus]

hi guys

Originally Posted by adrean8j

It is a Nikon...some of his shots are with his D40 but I think he has a D7000 now....

edit: ok I was wrong D80 to D700...LOL...knew it was a Nikon though....

thank you for the answer

Originally Posted by jzhang

yea for some reason using my old point and shoot my photo looked like this...



Then after I used my Nikon D700 it looked like this...




Weird...


Just to be truthful though.... I used to shoot with a Nikon D80, it wasn't bad at all. A lot of my popular shots were shot with it. I think the most critical thing to note was I was constantly improving and challenging myself photography-wise. It come to the point where I knew how to use my Nikon D80 in my sleep and I know what all the function did. In the meantime I learned how to post process better and better. I learned what worked and what didn't. After that it was just coincidental that I upgraded to a Nikon D700. I seriously wanted it just for it's full frame abilities. I would still say it's 70% shooter and 30% camera. I do this for a living and at work I use a beginners DSLR and I still have my job and get compliments

ok, i understand, but in i want to do a big step, with de lumix i was learning(now i have a little experiencie), now I want a good camera for a long time without having to change, I also thought the canon 5D (like you en nikon D700) for the full frame... certainly have full frame the canon 7D? the next step is improve in fotoshop, I was experimenting with different styles, which I like the most natural way possible, with a touch of sparkle.

sorry for mi english is realy bad...

[elanus]

now if your experience think maybe will be a better option... maybe could go for a 7D..? what think..?

[adrean8j]

I am thinking you for your level you should just go for maybe Canon 60D or a Nikon D7000 (if you want a Magnesium body)....the only reason I say a 550D is that for the features and what you said you want to do it is the best "bang for buck" right now (good price)...paired with some good glass you can take pics rivalling the 60D or the D7000
(none of the camera's I mentioned are FF..they are APS-C).

@others: 50% user, 30% lens, 20% post-processing (the first two take a lot out of the third if done properly)

[elanus]

Originally Posted by adrean8j

I am thinking you for your level you should just go for maybe Canon 60D or a Nikon D7000 (if you want a Magnesium body)....the only reason I say a 550D is that for the features and what you said you want to do it is the best "bang for buck" right now (good price)...paired with some good glass you can take pics rivalling the 60D or the D7000
(none of the camera's I mentioned are FF..they are APS-C).

@others: 50% user, 30% lens, 20% post-processing (the first two take a lot out of the third if done properly)

i saw the canon 60D and i liked, whats the difference between 7D, 60D and 550D? have better glasses 60D and 7D?

[1013mm]

image quality is better on the 7d by a little.

[adrean8j]

@JZ: Do you think the better quality is worth the money for it seems like his skill level at this time? He will buy what he wants of course, but why "waste" (not really wasting but for lack of a better word at this time) the money on a 7D when he could get the D7000, 550D, or 60D and use the money he saved (~$600) on a decent fast walk-around lens?

[escobar929]

are the AEs turned on this those pics?

[1013mm]

Originally Posted by adrean8j

@JZ: Do you think the better quality is worth the money for it seems like his skill level at this time? He will buy what he wants of course, but why "waste" (not really wasting but for lack of a better word at this time) the money on a 7D when he could get the D7000, 550D, or 60D and use the money he saved (~$600) on a decent fast walk-around lens?

It really is up to the user, but yes you do have a point

Originally Posted by escobar929

are the AEs turned on this those pics?

yep.

[elanus]

Originally Posted by adrean8j

@JZ: Do you think the better quality is worth the money for it seems like his skill level at this time? He will buy what he wants of course, but why "waste" (not really wasting but for lack of a better word at this time) the money on a 7D when he could get the D7000, 550D, or 60D and use the money he saved (~$600) on a decent fast walk-around lens?

thnks for the opinions... few more opinions better.

now i think you have the reazon... a 60D with a better lens is the best option, but i think in 5D or 7D only just to have a good machine for a long time and not outdated ina short period of time...

oouuu another thing... we seem the only people on th forum, practically only we talk ajajaja

[Eminenceo3]

people love to argue...

[infinitekidM2C]

no they don't

[adrean8j]

^^yes they do! No...wait...is this an argument now? LOL....

@JZ: What is next on the agenda? Just saying we don't need anymore teases like this last one! ;p

[Eminenceo3]

car looks awesome by the way. I love the euro stretched look. I may be joining you with that look.. we'll see how things pan out
thumbs up

[Eminenceo3]

Originally Posted by infinitekid2002

no they don't

haha nice

[1013mm]

[elanus]

well boys... i was thinking... and i am realy lost... i have a friend who have a D90 of nikon... and now he tell me what u have to go for nikon D700 ajjajajaj this is crazy... i dont know why... but i like canon a little bit more.

[1013mm]

D700 is a level beyond D90.

[elanus]

a few pics from yesterday, with the lumix FZ38, we met for breakfast

[elanus]

adrean, i saw your message, then we`ll talk.