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I think your problem is going to be that they will accept it, along with a ton of other coffee images, because coffee is an easy subject that everyone has laying around.
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What's the best response to "Wow those photos are great, you must have an awesome camera" that you've heard/said?
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Cyberbob posted:What's the best response to "Wow those photos are great, you must have an awesome camera" that you've heard/said? 
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Nov 20, 2009 08:59
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What the Duck has the answer to everything photographic. I really need to order on of his plushies. To add: Why in the hell are photographer sites still embedding auto play cheesy music? Are prospects actually impressed by it? Is this some sort of cary over from the physical world, where studios are continuously known to play soft jazz?
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Nov 20, 2009 14:56
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HPL posted:That's the thing with Facebook. It's too easy to do that kind of stuff. At least if it's on Flickr or something like that, the person has to make a conscious effort to gank your photos. Facebook also makes it easy for a person to crop out the watermark when they make a photo a profile picture. While this may not completely solve all of the problems, you can attach your flickr account to your facebook account. I had to have them connected for a design teacher a while back and forgot about it until I started using flickr again. The uploads show up in your newsfeed just like the photos uploaded to facebook do. kind of trick really. I suppose that you give up on the ability to tag people, but whatever.
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Cyberbob posted:What's the best response to "Wow those photos are great, you must have an awesome camera" that you've heard/said? "Hey that dinner was really good, you must have great pots and pans!"
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Allow me to apologize in advance http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H_H8TOKcfjg
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Nondo posted:Allow me to apologize in advance  edit: just noticed it's that Joey L guy, drat you young and talented bastard 
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Nov 23, 2009 22:20
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Nov 23, 2009 22:49
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Pompous Rhombus posted:
"Focus Schmocus" is a nice touch.
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Nov 23, 2009 22:51
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I'd totally use that (without the motor drive).
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Nov 23, 2009 23:12
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On first inspection it kind of looked cool, but the closer I look the more gaudy it is. Neat idea though.
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Nov 23, 2009 23:51
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Nondo posted:Allow me to apologize in advance That was really well done, thanks for sharing 'got a 70-200 in my pants, she makes me wear a UV filter' 
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Nov 24, 2009 04:32
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Pentax diss 
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Nov 24, 2009 04:39
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 Is that about right for a Watermark? I was thinking of adding one so the 4 or 5 people that look at my pictures would know who took it and not steal my valuable property.
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Yup, although you want to make sure you get that middle part or people will crop your watermark RIGHT OUT.
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nonanone posted:Yup, although you want to make sure you get that middle part or people will crop your watermark RIGHT OUT. I was thinking of skewing a dunxphotos.com text line around each of the motorcycle wheels, but I worried it would be hard to read.
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Just saw this on NPR. I, also, would love to turn a truck into a camera obscura. Edit: http://cameratruck.net Edit2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nC3Tu9JxI3g some kinda jackal fucked around with this message at 01:15 on Nov 25, 2009 |
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Martytoof posted:Just saw this on NPR. I, also, would love to turn a truck into a camera obscura. Where have you been the last little while? We discussed this earlier and one goon even went and interviewed the guy.
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Nov 25, 2009 01:36
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Martytoof posted:Just saw this on NPR. I, also, would love to turn a truck into a camera obscura.
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Nov 25, 2009 01:37
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Whoah, I've been totally neglecting my creative chattin' 
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dunkman posted:
needs more lens flares. they're hard to crop out and thus prevents all piracy and boosts your professionalism.
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AIIAZNSK8ER posted:needs more lens flares. they're hard to crop out and thus prevents all piracy and boosts your professionalism. I probably should fill the Aperture logo with it. Also, about the Aperture, that's the right logo I want right? It lets people know I'm a photographer.
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I think maybe a picture of you taking pictures might work instead of the aperture logo. Then they'll know it's your photo!
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Pantsmaster Bill posted:I think maybe a picture of you taking pictures might work instead of the aperture logo. Then they'll know it's your photo! Going off of this, if you can afford it, you should pick up a cheap, used body -- like a 20D or something -- and put a 10-22 on it. Tape it to 10mm, mount it on a pole attached to a helmet so that it is directly above and behind you, and use a pocket wizard to make sure that every photo you take with your main body triggers a shot with the remote camera. Then, every photo you post needs to have this proof included somewhere as part of the watermark. Plus, camera helmets are in fashion.
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Nov 25, 2009 19:51
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I would wear a camera helmet paired with a photo vest.
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nonanone posted:I would wear a camera helmet paired with a photo vest. What, and be the coolest photographer ever? Fat chance buster, I'm going to wear a camera helmet, photo vest, AND one of those camera holster snugglies.
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squidflakes posted:AND one of those camera holster snugglies. please tell me these exist.
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Nov 25, 2009 21:32
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They exist.  This isn't quite the one I was looking for, but it works.
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I want a camera sporran.
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dakana posted:Going off of this, if you can afford it, you should pick up a cheap, used body -- like a 20D or something -- and put a 10-22 on it. Tape it to 10mm, mount it on a pole attached to a helmet so that it is directly above and behind you, and use a pocket wizard to make sure that every photo you take with your main body triggers a shot with the remote camera. Then, every photo you post needs to have this proof included somewhere as part of the watermark. Plus, camera helmets are in fashion. This is crazy enough that it might just work, i actually want to try this, no sarcasm. squidflakes posted:What, and be the coolest photographer ever? Fat chance buster, I'm going to wear a camera helmet, photo vest, AND one of those camera holster snugglies. are you talking about http://www.engadget.com/2009/10/13/spider-camera-holster-review-stick-em-up 
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i saw a guy with one of those things on the subway, it actually looked kind of handy, but it also made him look like a tool
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The problem I have with those type of holsters is that if you miss by 1 inch your camera just went plummeting into the ground.
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If you let go of the camera before you feel the lock falling over the pin you deserve all the damage you'll get.
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Nov 25, 2009 23:07
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I'd be too worried that someone would sideswipe it.
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I'd be too worried that someone else will get a photo of me before I could get a photo of them.
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Axel Serenity posted:I'd be too worried that someone else will get a photo of me before I could get a photo of them. A shoot out at 10 paces. Also they look horrible if you happen to have a long (telephoto) lens. I need something that keeps the camera strap away from my collar bone, but that's not it.
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TBH turning the camera around so the lens is facing you before you put the strap on your shoulder fixes 90% of issues. It only becomes problematic if you have a second body and need to put it on your left shoulder.
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I tried that, with a heavier lens I feel so worried about it. I have broad shoulders but it still feels like it will fall off. :/ Maybe I am just paranoid.
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I have some spare google wave invites if any one would like them ... I feel more like giving to a dorkroom goon than one of the beggers in GBS.
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