What to keep, what to sell, what to buy?

[bumpylemon]

I think the promotions company needs to see this thread.

so asking about how to better myself makes me the bad guy? thats funny. if someone wants a faster car than a honda you say lambo...if someone wants a better camera you say....why dont you learn to take better pics? makes sense. my pictures are good. thats the bottom line. if the d3100 is so good then why doesnt every professional photographer use it? they use the D3 or the D700. whats wrong with wanting something better? maybe i dont wanna waste money buying DX lenses and all that when i want to upgrade? if i have the money now why not upgrade and learn from there?

 

[Geaux]

i say blow up as in im making a lot of money now to be able to pay for camera supplies. and be booked all weekends for bar events. most are lingerie or nudes. which i do not know if they can go here. plus honestly i dont care what people think about every shot...people here tend to over critque to a point that is unfair. so im not looking for opinions. people that work with me love what i do so thats all that really matters. i do however learn so much from this site through other peoples works and critiques.

My question is what should I sell, buy, or keep?

 

[ghache]

LOL @ THIS THREAD. buddy is shooting nudes and lingerie in bars, cool,
dont tell me you shoot 5 assignement a day and they are ALL nudes. you are full of ****.

If you got paid big money to buy some gear and shoot a promo calendar, you woulnt coming on a interfnet forum and ask if you need to worry about selling a 100 $ 50m prime or to keep a 400$ camera body.


You also would know what portrait lens to pair with a d700....you are a joke.

 

[Geaux]

I think the promotions company needs to see this thread.

so asking about how to better myself makes me the bad guy? thats funny. if someone wants a faster car than a honda you say lambo...if someone wants a better camera you say....why dont you learn to take better pics? makes sense. my pictures are good. thats the bottom line. if the d3100 is so good then why doesnt every professional photographer use it? they use the D3 or the D700. whats wrong with wanting something better? maybe i dont wanna waste money buying DX lenses and all that when i want to upgrade? if i have the money now why not upgrade and learn from there?

B/C you've had the camera for 3 months lol!!! :lmao::lmao::lmao:

And from all we know of your "picture taking skills", is the out of focus blur buckets you posted here already complaining it is your camera.

 

[bumpylemon]

i say blow up as in im making a lot of money now to be able to pay for camera supplies. and be booked all weekends for bar events. most are lingerie or nudes. which i do not know if they can go here. plus honestly i dont care what people think about every shot...people here tend to over critque to a point that is unfair. so im not looking for opinions. people that work with me love what i do so thats all that really matters. i do however learn so much from this site through other peoples works and critiques.

My question is what should I sell, buy, or keep?

only looking for opinions on what i had asked for. not extra opinions that always come up in every other thread is what i meant.

 

[o hey tyler]

I think the promotions company needs to see this thread.

so asking about how to better myself makes me the bad guy? thats funny. if someone wants a faster car than a honda you say lambo...if someone wants a better camera you say....why dont you learn to take better pics? makes sense. my pictures are good. thats the bottom line. if the d3100 is so good then why doesnt every professional photographer use it? they use the D3 or the D700. whats wrong with wanting something better? maybe i dont wanna waste money buying DX lenses and all that when i want to upgrade? if i have the money now why not upgrade and learn from there?

Because you have a camera that you don't fully know how to use yet?

The D700 will not help you correct user error, like someone else already stated.

 

[jdag]

Congrats...you've made some sales, they presumably like your work. Whether you're brand new at this or a 15 year seasoned veteran, who cares....they presumably like your work.

I am an "enterprise sales person", meaning I sell a product and service that is used by large organizations throughout their companies, oftentimes worldwide. I have clients that have thousands of employees (some as few as 1,000-2,000, some with 5,000-50,000, and 1 with over 100,000 employees).

The sale is difficult, and the implementation can be just as difficult. Be prepared for struggles along the way.

Now, back to your question about your tools...

 

[bumpylemon]

 

[bumpylemon]

 

[bumpylemon]

i am not saying im perfect. i know that. i have really come a long way. i just want better ****...whats wrong with that?

 

[bumpylemon]

not a fan of the brown eyes..she wanted it

 

[bumpylemon]

 

[bumpylemon]

 

[o hey tyler]

 

[bumpylemon]

i now use photo paper...which i hate.