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If I was doing a wedding (not that I have done any)
I would want a nice fast prime (50mm 1.4 maybe 85mm)
A wide angle to catch some nice shots inside and outside the church (seen some nice effects using wide angles)
And a nice zoom L glass maybe the 70-200 2.8L
I don't know what kit lens I...
Can't agree more, its pretty scary s**t, it is good to find 3 people that want to get into it, all of you do it together, and that way at least between you all you see who cuts the mustard and get a wide range of shots (maybe even a few good ones :D)
CPU, Graphics, Memory, Hard Drive Capacity and Speed, Screen Size, Sound quality.
I would have got one of these along time ago, but I really want one with a BluRay drive!
Plus I can't justify the cost when I can just plug in a monitor to my MBP
I have a Lumix TZ-7, someone is interested in a trade with me plus cash their way. I already have a DSLR, but the TZ7 is letting me down a bit with no manual mode.
I think I was downloading a theme at the time, and now the iPhone just shows the apple logo and then switches off!! :eek:
I want to restore it but, I want to get my SMS off it first, anyone else had this problem?
I can only connect to it in recovery mode, iTunes picks it up and just wants to...
It seems to be popular amongst people who are in sandy environments and don't want to keep changing lenses much apparently :S
But as you said at 2kg, fook dat! Maybe if they made a titanium one with a f2.8 aperture :D
I'm biased in no way, and would still get a mac! Which company replaces your battery when it goes rubbish? HP and Sony just stop making drivers after a couple of months of releasing a machine, its crap! Just get a mac and install windows on it :D
Its pretty straightforward,
The slower the shutter, the longer the sensor is exposed, the more light hits the sensor, the higher the exposure.
Aperture is confused because the maximum is the smallest number, and the minimum is the biggest number. The smaller the number you use, the bigger...