So I did it... bought a D810 body. Should be here tomorrow. I'm shooting a classic sailboat race from one of the boats on Saturday. Part of me really wants to take the 810 and my 200-500 lens, but if for some reason that combo ends up in the drink, I'm out like $4500 in equipment, and that would suck. Still, the opportunity for some epic pics makes it very very tempting.
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20180523-_MG_8064 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
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Got a CPL from a drawer in my house like yall said. Does help quite a bit.Leave a comment:
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Yeah the cheap cpl I used on the 35mm I had on my D3100 produced a ton of chromatic aberration... the b&w one I have on my Sony 50mm gives me none of that.lastly invest in good ones with a neutral color transmission, like b&w they can be had for reasonable on amzon normally under 80 bucks most common sizes less than 65mm objective. You put cheap filters in front of good glass you totally negate the purpose of buying the good glassLeave a comment:
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yes you should, for the amount of outdoor work you do. I almost never pull the cpl, even on cloudy days it will still reduce reflection and glare from almost al surfaces and enhance color from leaves to buildings. plus dependin on what your trying to do it will allow you to put the glare on the surface plane you want it it on. also the effect of the cpl is the only thing you cant do in post.
lastly invest in good ones with a neutral color transmission, like b&w they can be had for reasonable on amzon normally under 80 bucks most common sizes less than 65mm objective. You put cheap filters in front of good glass you totally negate the purpose of buying the good glassLeave a comment:
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^ do you have a cpl filter? One of the best things I ever bought for removing/reducing reflections from car paint/windows.Leave a comment:
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Shot the annual campus car show today.
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Thanks man, it's been fun. I used to shoot a Canon SLR back in the day then had a succession of crappy digital point-and-shoots followed by a few, sadly, better iPhones. Finally spent the money on a nicer setup.
My friend has an A7III with a few fast prime lenses and takes some really nice photos.
The Fuji does produce decent jpegs using the native processing. I haven't shot RAW yet since I just use the windows photo app and flickr so it works for the lazier among us..Leave a comment:
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Look really nice, I was considering the XH-1 but for that price I can buy an A7III so Im just gonna do that. But Fuji really has the look down, everything about them turn me on.Leave a comment:
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Got a Fuji XT1 on sale at B+H a month ago and have had some fun getting back into photography.
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20180505-_MG_7177-3 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
Lil bit of saturation, but it really was this vibrant, just removed some street lights in the black area and it made a beautiful silhouette. Had to do a ton of grain reduction too, the vertical scan lines are getting crazy on my camera, still don't understand why, but probably just cause its 8 years old.Leave a comment:
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20180501-_MG_7101 by William Snitselaar, on Flickr
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Random AMG thing i found:
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For all you SoCal guys, there is a fantastic airshow at Chino this weekend. It will be a warbird target rich environment. I'll be heading down Friday.
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some really cool shots in there wow. Making me want to get my camera out moreLeave a comment:

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