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<p>An American Buddhist once remarked he was looking for the state of perfect nothingness...another American suggested Iowa. As i live in Australia i didn't get it...help, please? Oh, and if we lived in more enlightened times, eg the Old West, all Canonites would hang...love from Downunder</p>
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<p><strong>"How would you start WW3 in Photo.net?"    </strong>Easy,</p>

<p>you're all a lazy bunch of bums hanging around here and wasting your time . You should have better things to do than having your ego stroked by a stranger and jerk off on eachother s mediocre work. You're a useless lot who, had you even one percent of what it takes to be a photographer you would be doing it instead of talking about it ad infinitum. Yappin about film and digital and misquoting real photographers who's name you heard only by accident. If you had any sense at all you would reconsider your priorities, but who am I talking to. You 're all beyond any help. And the mods are even worse. They lure you in and make you respond to worthless topics and you suckers fall for that while they get paid for every hit. They should really get their finger out and start a forum on home repair or anything else usefull. Anything better than this. How can you start t hinking outside of the box if you view life through one. Talking about composition, someone ought to compose you one around the ears. Telling eachother how creative you are. Start painting the bloody house for a change. And the women are even worse. Back to the furnace with them, I need my bloody dinner</p>

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<p>Are tripods for old people?</p>

<p>What's better high ISO or image stabilisation?</p>

<p>What's better, a picture of the week or a picture that has an equal amount of 7/7's as it has 3/3's and not much in between?</p>

<p>By the way, Rodchenko is better than Adams, even Casio is better than Nikon, digital crop is better than large format and Ken is a cool guy.</p>

<p>(In cityscapes, in pocket calculators, in light weight photography, in a none too serious way.)</p>

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<p>"Oklahoma is just our dusty attic. Every once in awhile we drag out a ragtag football team from the attic and have a game. Sometimes we let 'em win just so they don't get discouraged about having to live in the attic."<br>

Lex, then you and alot of others must let those in Oklahoma win alot! Since, I heard that OU has more weeks of being rated number 1 than any other football team in the country!</p>

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<p>LOL!<br>

Since I am guilty of the 'I want to be a pro' comment, I figured I would take the advice given here:<br>

"Get yourself a tin can, put some film in it and push a hole through the lid. Your equipment is not important at all, just take the pictures with wathever you have in hand. Maybe you can get good images by using a racoon pelt and a charcoal piece".<br>

and, then I can fix the exposures in photoshop and call it 'art'.<br>

Now, do I need a lens hood for that?<br>

;)</p>

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<p>Follow up to above poster who just bought their first SLR (XTI):<br>

And with our L glass, (a 400/2.8 should do) you'll need a Gitzo carbon fiber tripod and Wimberly head. Then you'll need a twenty foot cable release to minimize vibration, and lay your body over the top of the camera. Use mirror lockup even with 1/2000 shutter speeds and since you are lying on the top of your camera you'll have to hang your bag and five cement blocks under it.</p>

<p>When you take photos with the above rig and post them for critique:<br>

"I like how you caught the eagle snatching the fish from the water and that you filled the frame. However, you should have taken the photo in May when the foliage on the distant shore would be prettier. And that river bank is dead space. It would look so much better with a lion taking down a gazelle in the background, but make sure you don't obstruct the lion with the eagle/fish."</p>

 

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