Traveler III
http://www.apple.com/shop/product/MJYT2AM/A/lightning-to-sd-card-camera-readerDo y'all have an efficient way of transferring pics to your phone/tablet that allows for posting online? I need a better solution for this.
Traveler III
2032
I was a commercial still photographer for 18 years. My first digital camera was a Kodak DCS 460. It was $60k, shot only ISO 80, an the images were 6.2 megapixels. I quess I'm just trying to say, don't take your cell phone camera for granted ;-)This is a great idea. I currently only use my cell phone for pics but, sometime soon i'd like to get a higher quality camera since we are starting to travel more and will be even more as my boys get older.
That was the best thing I have watched all day.I was a commercial still photographer for 18 years. My first digital camera was a Kodak DCS 460. It was $60k, shot only ISO 80, an the images were 6.2 megapixels. I quess I'm just trying to say, don't take your cell phone camera for granted ;-)
Shot professionally in the 80s, but auto racing pulled me into a different career path in the 90s. Clients included Warn Industries, Subaru, Ford, Volvo-White, other automotive stuff.... shot film, 8x10, 4x5, 120 and 35mm. Sold the Sinars, Hasselblads and Canon F2ns to fund the racing and because they were just sitting there. Finally picked up a digital (Canon 20d ) and dabbled a little. I now carry (everywhere) the 20d because it isn't worth anything, a G11 and a 6d full frame...and my iPhone. My collection of lens keeps growing. 16-35 L 2.8, 24-105 L 4 IS, 70-200 L 2.8 IS II and my new favorite 100-400 L 4.5 IS II. Now I just need to learn how to store all the images I shoot. I'm not the most organized individual and always had assistants and lab rats to do that stuff. Post production is not my specialty. Just this past month I started organizing a new catalog in Lightroom and now I can't get LR to find it. Time to call in a professional...
I shoot mostly for my business website and weekly newsletter. Also started a new blog for my life after fly shop transition and non-fishing adventures. Haven't really printed any art pieces since the local Cibachrome printing place closed. I'm hoping to rekindle the passion and figure out the digital deal. I use to love to walk around the locations I shot at and do my own stuff on the 35mm. Momma don't take my Kodachrome away... too late.
Here's a couple images from a fishing trip to the Deschutes this week and a few favorites from other trips this year.
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Rock Dragon plays with the Moon
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Warm Springs Indian Ponies
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Blitzen River
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San Felipe, Yucatan
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Pacific City
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Whistler, BC
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Hope to see you on the trail. Cheers
Influencer I
Traveler III
2032
You and I have led parallel lives! I had a Sinar, Hasselblads, Fuji 680, but I ran Nikons. I shot for Honda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and lots of aftermarket companies. Also raced cars :-)Shot professionally in the 80s, but auto racing pulled me into a different career path in the 90s. Clients included Warn Industries, Subaru, Ford, Volvo-White, other automotive stuff.... shot film, 8x10, 4x5, 120 and 35mm. Sold the Sinars, Hasselblads and Canon F2ns to fund the racing and because they were just sitting there. Finally picked up a digital (Canon 20d ) and dabbled a little. I now carry (everywhere) the 20d because it isn't worth anything, a G11 and a 6d full frame...and my iPhone. My collection of lens keeps growing. 16-35 L 2.8, 24-105 L 4 IS, 70-200 L 2.8 IS II and my new favorite 100-400 L 4.5 IS II. Now I just need to learn how to store all the images I shoot. I'm not the most organized individual and always had assistants and lab rats to do that stuff. Post production is not my specialty. Just this past month I started organizing a new catalog in Lightroom and now I can't get LR to find it. Time to call in a professional...
I shoot mostly for my business website and weekly newsletter. Also started a new blog for my life after fly shop transition and non-fishing adventures. Haven't really printed any art pieces since the local Cibachrome printing place closed. I'm hoping to rekindle the passion and figure out the digital deal. I use to love to walk around the locations I shot at and do my own stuff on the 35mm. Momma don't take my Kodachrome away... too late.
Here's a couple images from a fishing trip to the Deschutes this week and a few favorites from other trips this year.
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Rock Dragon plays with the Moon
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Warm Springs Indian Ponies
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Blitzen River
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San Felipe, Yucatan
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Pacific City
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Whistler, BC
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Hope to see you on the trail. Cheers
Influencer I
If you fly fish I'm freaking out... my first ride was this little Rabbit. 19 bunnies in class here in PDX. The Bunny Bash was the group to run in if you wanted to learn to race. Never was beat by another Rabbit... but a few Golfs could nip me at the line on the straightaway. Rabbit had the aero of a brick... Toyota gave me my second car, a Paseo, and I ended my racing career with 6 straight wins in class. Fun stuff. My wife drove too and she was a member of the PPG CART/IndyCar Pace Car Team. We got to hang out with all the heroes of the day at some very cool tracks. Good times for sure.You and I have led parallel lives! I had a Sinar, Hasselblads, Fuji 680, but I ran Nikons. I shot for Honda, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and lots of aftermarket companies. Also raced cars :-)
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Traveler III
2032
I started out running Autocross in a Datsun 510. Ended up in a Spec Series called "Baby Grand". It was a 5/8 scale Winston Cup car. Tubular chassis. One piece Fiberglas body. FJ1100 Yamaha motorcycle engine. I ran Willow Srings, Laguna Seca, and Sears Point. I was even the first car to drive the tri-oval in Vegas (demonstration for investors).If you fly fish I'm freaking out... my first ride was this little Rabbit. 19 bunnies in class here in PDX. The Bunny Bash was the group to run in if you wanted to learn to race. Never was beat by another Rabbit... but a few Golfs could nip me at the line on the straightaway. Rabbit had the aero of a brick... Toyota gave me my second car, a Paseo, and I ended my racing career with 6 straight wins in class. Fun stuff. My wife drove too and she was a member of the PPG CART/IndyCar Pace Car Team. We got to hang out with all the heroes of the day at some very cool tracks. Good times for sure.
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Influencer I
I wheeled a Baby Grand once around the road course for a test session. Decided to stick with door slammers. Felt too much like a Vienna sausage..... Better add a photo or two here to keep this thread legit....I started out running Autocross in a Datsun 510. Ended up in a Spec Series called "Baby Grand". It was a 5/8 scale Winston Cup car. Tubular chassis. One piece Fiberglas body. FJ1100 Yamaha motorcycle engine. I ran Willow Srings, Laguna Seca, and Sears Point. I was even the first car to drive the tri-oval in Vegas (demonstration for investors).
Sorry I've been away from this thread for a while and didn't see this post.Good, and thanks... I'm curious what our resident pro WUzombies thinks of the Rokinon 14mm 2.8 lens. I figured out after our last trip that my old a300 just doesn't do it justice. Here are two images, the first, the tub of pine cones, was the 2nd shot I ever took with this lens. The second was taken in Big Bend 3 months later. Needless to say, I'm still learning to use it. View attachment 6289 View attachment 6290
Off-Road Ranger I
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I forgot about that one. Boy do I love me some Big Bend, we're headed back over New Years to take the kids on the South Rim for an overnight backpacking venture. If we're lucky we'll be able to base camp down in the Pine Canyon sites.That old car was near the Mariscal Mercury Mines, just off Talley rd.
Off-Road Ranger I
0745
I've spent about 30 days in the park and I haven't come close to seeing it all.I'm attempting to include Big Bend as our first stop, but I'm also thinking blowing thru for three days isn't enough.
Off-Road Ranger I
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