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

[Geaux]

You've come a really long way in 3 months ....

I still think better **** will still lead to images looking like the ones posted above....

I've been shooting with a d3000 for over a year now and come out with sharper images than these dude, so I know it's mostly user error and it will continue to be user error with the new gear.


But who am I to say how to spend your money ... spend away, its not my cash you're wasting

 

[bumpylemon]

like i said im not perfect. i am learning.

 

[bumpylemon]

You've come a really long way in 3 months ....

I still think better **** will still lead to images looking like the ones posted above....

I've been shooting with a d3000 for over a year now and come out with sharper images than these dude, so I know it's mostly user error and it will continue to be user error with the new gear.


But who am I to say how to spend your money ... spend away, its not my cash you're wasting

so what the hell can i do differently then? what error do i need to correct? lol. granted these were pulled from facebook so they are clearer in "real life" lol. im in the begginners forum for help lol. but i cant turn down money that people want to pay and are really happy with their results.

 

[kundalini]

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.

This is where TPF continually upmarkets the competition and "exceeds the customer's expectations". It's a service offered free of charge.

 

[o hey tyler]

You have much to learn about post processing, quality control, achieving sharp focus and composition.

But you've done well for 3 months of shooting.

Unfortunately, a D700 doesn't teach you any of the three things I just mentioned.

 

[reznap]

my pictures are good. thats the bottom line.

 

[ghache]

my pictures are good. thats the bottom line.

 

[bumpylemon]

my pictures are good. thats the bottom line.

lol..


well im here to learn so what shall i do? i use imagenomic portraiture for just about every image. should i not?

 

[Geaux]

so what the hell can i do differently then? what error do i need to correct? lol. granted these were pulled from facebook so they are clearer in "real life" lol. im in the begginners forum for help lol. but i cant turn down money that people want to pay and are really happy with their results.

You have much to learn about post processing, quality control, achieving sharp focus and composition.

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[o hey tyler]

my pictures are good. thats the bottom line.

lol..


well im here to learn so what shall i do? i use imagenomic portraiture for just about every image. should i not?

Apparently you shouldn't. That's probably part of the reason your images lack sharpness. It makes skin look incredibly unrealistic.

 

[bumpylemon]

so you guys can all agree on that when i go setup the same way that i have done all my shots now with the d700 they will look the same? no difference? no one will be able to tell what camera? is that an honest fact?

 

[reznap]

lol..

well im here to learn so what shall i do? i use imagenomic portraiture for just about every image. should i not?

I don't know. I honestly think you're doing ok for someone who's pretty new to the game. I don't think you have the most professional attitude though, which is what bugged me more than anything else. I'm not trying to influence you, just giving my humble opinion.

I really feel like you're trolling us here, especially since there's a lot of that going around lately at the forums.

Just be aware that an ego is very unbecoming of a professional in any business. For something like photography, it's even more important.

 

[bumpylemon]

ill try some different post processing things

 

[ghache]

so you guys can all agree on that when i go setup the same way that i have done all my shots now with the d700 they will look the same? no difference? no one will be able to tell what camera? is that an honest fact?

yes it is, if you cant shoot with a entry lever body, you wont be able to shoot with a prosumer body. you cant drive a lada, you will kill yourself with a porsche.

 

[o hey tyler]

so you guys can all agree on that when i go setup the same way that i have done all my shots now with the d700 they will look the same? no difference? no one will be able to tell what camera? is that an honest fact?

You can take shots with a D3s with the best glass you can buy, but if you don't know how to use your camera the shots will still be bad. If you don't know how to post process your images it will only make them worse. If you don't know what to look for in terms of bad composition then your better off just looking through the viewfinder of a D3100 until you have the basics down.