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Are there any photogorphy nerds around here? The last few years I've been playing around and getting a little better and have gotten the start to a little business. Feel free to share your pics
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Great dogs, we have a 4 month old Red Heeler, her father was blue, looked just like yours with the full mask, her mother was red.

---Sorry for hijacking.

 

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Great dogs, we have a 4 month old Red Heeler, her father was blue, looked just like yours with the full mask, her mother was red.

What a beauty!

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I always thought I could be a good photographer with one limitation.  I am suck.  I could never get proper aperture/shutter. If I set to full auto, the camera always wants a photo with perfect light.  In low light conditions and if you want a low light photograph, that never works.

 

THEN if you go on vacation to a place you know you will never see again, and its indoors, then you get the different colors of light and light balance is all screwed up.
 

I could go on and on....

 

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I was ready to upgrade from my sony pocket cam with a 30x zoom. Wanted a full frame dslr, finally branched away from best buy and talked to a local family owned store. Told him what I wanted and my experince and showed the camera I wanted. He said he'd sell me that but brought out another camera that I just didn't want. Long story short I heard him out (2 hrs picking his brain) and he loved the camera so much he was pushing one that was over half cheaper than what I initally had him let me look at. I took his advice and went back the next day after taking some snow pics and thanking him for his advice. I now have a sony A6000 and can't say enough good things about it, even with the kit lens. I shoot mostly in aperture (the auto mode works pretty great too) mode, but when you make an adjustment it's a mirrioless designs and shows damn near the exact pic on the screen or eye piece before you take a pic, and $900 for the body, 16-55 and 55-210 lens is a bargin for the quality I get. If I were to do it over again, I'd skip both kit lens and get the sony 18-108mm G lens which would be more usable lens for me with much better quality

 

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Playing with the aperture you can see the difference in the last pic of each of my posts of the mountain range. I'm a newb, but enjoy capturing things I see

 

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I've read up a little on the newer a6300 and a6500 but the prices of the body skyrocket from my a6000, once or twice a year sony offers rebates

 

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a6000 is a great camera, I shoot Nikon stuff professionally but the Sony mirrorless offerings are excellent. I mostly shoot medium format film for personal work:

 

Here's one from Iceland

 

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Used to do a lot of abandoned stuff but now I mostly take photos of my kid haha

 

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Also, loving all the blue heeler photos in this thread, they are my absolute favorite dog ever

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