Is there not photos to be had nearer home, why the hell do they have to go to exotic places. It,s a bit like going for a test drive in a ford fiesta only when you get there they take you for a drive in a Porsche. No matter how good the camera is, they still go and edit them, are the cameras that bad, thought with all the modern technol9gy that they put into them now. You would think that the photo would need no editing. A little piece of imperfection makes a picture more interesting, find one piece of imperfection and it makes you want to find another, therefore making you look at the picture harder. You will never find perfection if you do then you might aswell sit at a computer and compose a picture without the need for the camera, so all that technology that the camera manufacturers put into their cameras seems to be a waste of time, even for professional photographers.
So anybody else noticed that the 50d magically turns into a 500d when he shows how to use Live View?)
26:29 Wow, he swapped out the 50D pretty fast!
Well worth watching, sorry I sold my 50D for 60D
The 7D was the true successor to the 50D. Outside of video capabilities and a tilt screen, the 60D was a downgrade in several areas.
very exsiting.
Is there not photos to be had nearer home, why the hell do they have to go to exotic places. It,s a bit like going for a test drive in a ford fiesta only when you get there they take you for a drive in a Porsche. No matter how good the camera is, they still go and edit them, are the cameras that bad, thought with all the modern technol9gy that they put into them now. You would think that the photo would need no editing. A little piece of imperfection makes a picture more interesting, find one piece of imperfection and it makes you want to find another, therefore making you look at the picture harder. You will never find perfection if you do then you might aswell sit at a computer and compose a picture without the need for the camera, so all that technology that the camera manufacturers put into their cameras seems to be a waste of time, even for professional photographers.