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  • #9641
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    …and I liked your pics as well, especially #1 and #3. I really like the way you’ve used the railings to create lines.

    #9639
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    millera9, I agree. schnee‘s pic is very nice and I would’ve voted for it too.

    #5668
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    I agree, maybe even set the limit to one.

    #5634
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    If you are using an SLR and have access to an external flash, try using the flash off-camera.

    #5550
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    I haven’t taken many concert pictures, but I’ll try to give some advice. There is no need for a tripod or a monopod unless you’re standing way back with a long tele. To freeze the action you need short shutter speeds, so handholding is fine.

    The light will be tricky. The light meter will be fooled by the stage lighting since it can’t adjust the exposure fast enough. Be prepared to get some over/underexposured shots. Fast glass is nice, but if the light is good you may get away with slower zooms (f/4 etc). You’ll need to use high iso (1600 and faster).

    I have some concert pics at
    http://www.darkside.no/gallery/cloroform_and_shining_at_kongsberg_jazz_festival_2005/
    http://www.darkside.no/gallery/hopalong_knut_at_kongsberg_jazz_festival_2005/
    http://www.darkside.no/gallery/asbury_park_a_tribute_to_bruce_springsteen/
    http://www.darkside.no/gallery/low_frequency_in_stereo_at_kongsberg_jazz_festival_2006/
    http://www.darkside.no/gallery/wibutee_at_kongsberg_jazz_festival_2006/

    The lenses I used were 10.5mm f/2.8 fisheye, 50 mm f/1.8, 35mm f/2 and 85 mm f/1.4.

    #4479
    neonstz
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    All my contest entries and stuff in my galleries at http://neonstz.deviantart.com and http://www.darkside.no/gallery/ is up for grabs. Contact me for hires versions if needed.

    #4298
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    It is generally believed that a 1.4x teleconverter doesn’t degrade the picture much at all. However, a 2x does. Since I’m using Nikon I went for the 1.7x for my 70-200, but I’m not sure if Canon has any 1.4x teleconverters available.

    #3615
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    If overseas shipping is fine I’m in!

    #4096
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    The D200 is a bit more expensive than the 20D, but if it is anything like the D2X it is totally worth it. I’d wait for the dpreview.com review though.

    Canon is supposed to announce their 20D successor in february or something, so if can you wait until then the price of the 20D may drop a bit.

    You should also take a look at Nikon and Canons lens lineups to see if one of them meets your need more than the other.

    #4091
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    Ok, I must be an idiot!

    With a username like that…

    #3593
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    I’m in if someone wants to pay the shipping to Norway.

    #3564
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    I heard that Aperture was disappointing, and the only other one I’ve familiar with is iView MediaPro. Anybody ever used Extensis Portfolio, for example?

    I’ve tried Aperture. I don’t like the Apple “pro interface” (buttons and stuff are too tiny). I wasn’t impressed with the speed either, but that may be my graphics card. I’m still using Adobe Bridge/Camera Raw/Photoshop. There was an upgrade to Aperture today however, so maybe I should try it again…

    #3483
    neonstz
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    howdy ho everyone!

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