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Yeah I just like that you can buy a Sony License for cheap compared to Adobe.
Im interested in using it for the idea of using a tablet or phone to look at the pictures as well, would be useful for real estate or for giving a client a view of their portrait real time, etc.
Believe me I want to switch to CaptureOne but because I really like Premire Pro and Photoshop its worth it to me.
Just wish they didn't force you into paying a year.
I haven't worked with CaptureOne, but that is where I'm looking to go. It seems like its LR and Photoshop rolled into one. On top of that, I'd bet its a very good program since Phase One also produces a 150mp Medium format camera. I've been researching CO and it has elements that are much better than LR, and it seems to be a better program for pulling detail (Not surprising considering they make a 150mp camera in house. They likely know all about capturing detail.) I don't use PS at all, but I could see having its ability on hand as part of LR could be quite useful. It also looks like you can rearrange your workflow setup any way you want. (Very useful.)
If you already pay for an Adobe subscription you may have a portfolio site, you have to provide your own domain if you dont want a .myportfolio.com but it works. Has lightroom integration as well.
Its not the best, but probably closest to what you were thinking of. Otherwise I'm sure squarespace or weebly has portfolio prebuilts.
Thanks. Now I just need to build a site to house all my shots that also allows me to sell them. (Anyone have any ideas? Idealy it would function like Flickr where I can upload 2000 pics at a time and they just upload rather than having to do each and every one, one at a time.)
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If you already pay for an Adobe subscription you may have a portfolio site, you have to provide your own domain if you dont want a .myportfolio.com but it works. Has lightroom integration as well.
Its not the best, but probably closest to what you were thinking of. Otherwise I'm sure squarespace or weebly has portfolio prebuilts.
Quickly and simply build a personalized website to showcase your creative work with Adobe Portfolio. Now included free with any Creative Cloud subscription.
Thanks. Now I just need to build a site to house all my shots that also allows me to sell them. (Anyone have any ideas? Idealy it would function like Flickr where I can upload 2000 pics at a time and they just upload rather than having to do each and every one, one at a time.)
Yeah I don't know a lot about nikon lenses, IMO their naming scheme and models are overly complicated due to them still selling Screwdrive cameras.
I like screwdrive cause it allows them to make interesting, lighter weight, lenses. But god damn whenever I'm trying to help my Nikon friend pick out a lens its like, 'Hmm which of the 5 lenses of the same focal length is it.
Yeah, I had looked on ebay and found the part but I hate buying stuff like that on ebay, it's usually shipped from overseas and it's just so easy to get burned. I already had the lens apart and tried to clean the stuck AF motor and lubricate the gears. AF-S lenses are never screw drive btw.
Yeah I don't know a lot about nikon lenses, IMO their naming scheme and models are overly complicated due to them still selling Screwdrive cameras.
I like screwdrive cause it allows them to make interesting, lighter weight, lenses. But god damn whenever I'm trying to help my Nikon friend pick out a lens its like, 'Hmm which of the 5 lenses of the same focal length is it.
Yeah, I had looked on ebay and found the part but I hate buying stuff like that on ebay, it's usually shipped from overseas and it's just so easy to get burned. I already had the lens apart and tried to clean the stuck AF motor and lubricate the gears. AF-S lenses are never screw drive btw.
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