60D users, friends and their random OT B.S. (II)

pauly916 wrote in post #16373493
Well I've finally done it subscribed to adobe on the lightroom and photoshop package, must say I'm loving cc and at £8.75 a month it's a bargain. I just hope they don't wack the price up next year. Anyone else gone for it?

I don't use photoshop enough to justify it. Lightroom has become an almost complete photo editing tool for me.

I must admit lightroom in an incredible program I do about 80% of my work in it but I need photoshop for the rest, as long as they don't shoot the prices up it works out about the cost of lightroom for a year.

Keyan wrote in post #16373308
Ok, so for everyone here who has replaced the grips on their 60D's with the Canon parts...

How the heck do you do it? I just got the parts today, and it looks like a chore, random pieces of cut two sided tape that look like they were just ripped off of a sheet and stuff.

Got mine on, but had a bit of trouble getting the tape off the paper. I had to try all the corners of all the little tabs to find a lifting point. It was a ****, but got it on without having any of the tab corners fold over themselves. Been good as new for a few years now and I use it more now than I did when I got it, so it sticks better than new based off my experience. Once you pull the old grip off the tape will make more sense.

Yeah I already had the old ones off...it was an adventure but I seem to have managed to get them on.

Now it will go up for sale, which I am a little sad about.

Speaking of...what is a fair price for the kit with the 18-135, box and all accessories?

Siggy @ f8

Keyan wrote in post #16374457
Speaking of...what is a fair price for the kit with the 18-135, box and all accessories?

Good question as that is what I will be selling after I acquire a second FF body.

Been doing shoots from young to old...

perfect as usual Brenda. Very natural.

F8 ISO6400 cropped - no NR done.

all are nice and clean, Vinz. On the last one, were you at an angle to the can? I see the bottom of the can is oof.

Maybe i wasn't perfectly parallel to the can. It was handheld.

That makes sense. I need to practice more with my equipment. Thanks for setting a good example.

For high ISO, make sure your shot is not underexpose and you'll get a cleaner noise.

Yeah, I really still need to concentrate and slow down when out shooting. I end up fixing to many mistakes in post.