Any photographers in here?

[FlyinHawaiian]

LOL

Actually, funny you say that because the ultimate plan is to get a Beechcraft Baron or Bonanza as a chase plane to shoot from. The rear doors can be removed (and is approved for flight as such) from these aircraft and offer unlimited visibility in almost every direction. Just gotta strap in and dress WARM

 

[tekkie]

LOL

Actually, funny you say that because the ultimate plan is to get a Beechcraft Baron or Bonanza as a chase plane to shoot from. The rear doors can be removed (and is approved for flight as such) from these aircraft and offer unlimited visibility in almost every direction. Just gotta strap in and dress WARM

that would be awesome

 

[fatti03msp]

found a canon rebel eos 72 for under 100 bucks

never even heard of the camera, just wondering if it was any good. Im a nub to photography so for the cost it might something better for me instead of my point and shoot.

 

[Wagonbacker9]

72??? google search returns nothing.

 

[fatti03msp]

ya thats y i posted lol.

it seemed kind of older, but if its not a bad camera i might try and pick it up to learn on.

unless im an idiot and i have the names mixed up, but im pretty sure it said 72 on it. It was at a pawn shop lol

 

[tekkie]

found a canon rebel eos 72 for under 100 bucks

never even heard of the camera, just wondering if it was any good. Im a nub to photography so for the cost it might something better for me instead of my point and shoot.

never heard of it, its film I am assuming? although I didnt find anything in a google search about it

 

[fatti03msp]

ummm i didnt even think about if it was film. Def. dont want a film one since ill be practicing alot.

 

[Wagonbacker9]

if its older... it doesn't sound like a digital rebel... and for the price film sounds accurate.

 

[sleeper3]

I learned a lot on this:

shooting with film makes you contemplate your shots rather than just machine gunning a few hundred and hoping 1 or 2 turn out.

 

[tekkie]

I highly doubt its digital, even the original digital rebel still sells for 200 or more

on the canon museum site there is nothing called 72 are you sure its not a K2 or T2? I bet it is http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/...004_eos-kiss7.html?lang=us&categ=srs&page=eos

all of them are here http://www.canon.com/camera-museum/camera/film/series_eos.html

 

[fatti03msp]

ya your right tek. Thanks for the info guys.

 

[FunkyBuddha]

Film is hardcore. I've always wanted to shoot a wedding in film. But a small wedding. So i don't have to buy like a hundred rollls of film lol.

 

[sleeper3]

I would be scared to do a wedding in film. Then again, I'm scared to do a wedding in digital also.

 

[tekkie]

I would be scared to do a wedding in film. Then again, I'm scared to do a wedding in digital also.

lol I am with you there, things that dont talk back are much better for me !

 

[Wagonbacker9]

lol I am with you there, things that dont talk back are much better for me !

especially the way brides tend to.... lol

 

[FunkyBuddha]

especially the way brides tend to.... lol

Really? I used to be the same way but I've done over 10 weddings now and it can be a lot of work yet it can be a lot of fun. I hope I get some more this year....the only scary part for me would be some sort of technical malfunction or my partner not showing up .

 

[Wagonbacker9]

apparently I'm unofficially shooting my gf's brother's wedding in november in Jamaica... so I'm going to start trying to snap off a few pictures just of the apartment or something and get them sharp.

 

[sleeper3]

yikes

 

[Wagonbacker9]

yikes

lol, not exactly confident in me, are you?

yeah, me neither.

 

[sleeper3]

Just make sure you study up on what other wedding photographers are doing and try to copy it as best you can. Funky takes great and creative wedding shots. You should ask him for tips.