Yah that has good reviews too.
vinmunoz Cream of the Crop  More info | Jan 15, 2014 03:40 | #7757 video with 5D3 is very clean even at H16000 ISO. editing was cutting and trimming only. no noise reduction. | VINZ - SONY A7RIV/A73//A6000/FDR-X3000 | Sigma105 | FE1635F4 } Tamron 17-28 Tamron 28-75 | FE50F1.8 | SEL30mm F3.5 Macro |
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Jan 15, 2014 07:14 | #7758 I think I am going to lie low for a few months... Then whichever has the best report card... Sigma 50 1.4 Art, Canon 50 f? IS I am not sure about an 85. One of them for my birthday in September... Gerry
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CJCMarquez Cream of the Crop  More info | Jan 15, 2014 07:18 | #7759 Hey I've had some of the girls ask for prints. What lab do you typically use for client prints? Chad or CJ
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pauly916 Goldmember  1,523 posts Likes: 12 Joined Nov 2007 Location: Poole, uk More info | Jan 15, 2014 08:27 | #7760 CJCMarquez wrote in post #16607193  Hey I've had some of the girls ask for prints. What lab do you typically use for client prints? Cool stuff I'm not surprised you nailed that shoot Gear- who cares?
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vinmunoz Cream of the Crop More info | Jan 15, 2014 08:27 | #7761 for normal prints, i just do it in costco. i usually download their printer color profiles but then i found out that sRGB are just as good so i am printing with sRGB profile since. | VINZ - SONY A7RIV/A73//A6000/FDR-X3000 | Sigma105 | FE1635F4 } Tamron 17-28 Tamron 28-75 | FE50F1.8 | SEL30mm F3.5 Macro |
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CJCMarquez Cream of the Crop More info | Jan 15, 2014 08:33 | #7762 Thanks Pauly. Chad or CJ
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Jan 15, 2014 08:37 | #7763 CJCMarquez wrote in post #16607371 Thanks Pauly. I've used Costco before which I was pretty happy about but I don't have a membership (used my sister's before) so I'm trying to look for something more accessible. Hi CJ, ~Steve~ | 60D | S95 | 10-22 | 15-85 | 55-250 | 60 | 50/1.8 I
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Jan 15, 2014 09:48 | #7764 Software issues are hampering work. So, I have time to edit.  IMG_6881 by Str0ntium, on Flickr IMG_6879 by Str0ntium, on Flickr IMG_6872 by Str0ntium, on Flickr
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NewCreation Goldmember  More info | Jan 15, 2014 11:23 | #7765 CJCMarquez wrote in post #16607193 Hey I've had some of the girls ask for prints. What lab do you typically use for client prints? I like mpixpro or mpix. They offer drop shipping which is really nice. Their fuji pearl is awesome for portraits. Good customer service and prices. My name is Brenda ~Saved by grace, walking by faith
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Jan 15, 2014 11:44 | #7766 NewCreation wrote in post #16607821 I like mpixpro or mpix. They offer drop shipping which is really nice. Their fuji pearl is awesome for portraits. Good customer service and prices. Most pro labs do this and it is a nice feature for you pros. I will also vouch for the quality of the Pearl paper. We had two nice portrait photos damaged during our move from NYC (they dropped the pallet while in storage and broke a whole bunch of things, including the glass and frame of every photo in that pallet. The broken glass scratched the photos in many places). I scanned the photos, cloned/healed the scratches and ordered prints mounted on thin foamcore (so that they don't warp once mounted into frames with matting). They came back better than the (VERY expensive) originals. Gerry
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CJCMarquez Cream of the Crop More info | Jan 15, 2014 11:45 | #7767 That was the site! I signed up with Bay photo last night so I may try them. Chad or CJ
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Jan 15, 2014 11:56 | #7768 On another subject, I think I got a lens for free...  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. The 3:2 sample of the same photo has more vertical content and less horizontal  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. FOV around 11 mm with the second crop. Gerry
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NewCreation Goldmember More info | Jan 15, 2014 12:00 | #7769 Gerry, I must need a lenses-for-dummies tutorial because when I read your discussion about wide lenses I get really lost. lol The more I learn, I realize how little I know. :/ My name is Brenda ~Saved by grace, walking by faith
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Jan 15, 2014 12:30 | #7770 Sorry Brenda, I got a bit excited, so I skipped a bunch.  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. So, basically, I can crop the FF photo and get a usable photo. The Focal Length does not change (the lens doesn't really know what is behind it (FF sensor or Crop sensor) so I get an 8 mm non-Fisheye lens. Actually an 8-16 non-fisheye (or rectilinear) lens... However, since I have to crop out the vignette, I end up with a smaller field of view, which actually corresponds to the field of view of a 12 mm (FOV=angle from the far left ot the far right of the photo). But with the 8 mm perspective (since I haven't changed the relative distance of subjects and their distance to the camera). Is this explanation any better? EDIT: The reason I am thrilled is that Canon makes a 8-15 L for $1500 and it is a fisheye... I don't care about fisheyes... I get it for 'free'... I have to experiment a bit to see what are the drawbacks, I suspect that the sharpness in the corners may suffer a bit, until I crop to the equivalent of the crop sensor Gerry
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I could recommend one I use but I think the postage would be a killer haha
