Calling all T3i users!!!

lkk324 wrote in post #15668204
Ok....thanks for the info!!!! What about the 270ex speedlight? Is that a manual one too since its smaller or what? It says it will fit on the powershots too so just wondering outloud here

I don't know anything about the 270EX, but here's a review on it. It may work for you, but the 565EX is less than $20 more.

http://www.the-digital-picture.com …eedlite-Flash-Review.aspx

t bizzle wrote in post #15667933
hello family, its been awhile since i been on here...i have a question. what would be the better or best photo software to get,an for a mac? thanks

I use Aperture 3 on my MacBook (downloaded from the Mac Store). I don't know how to use everything yet, but I like it so far.

hey Ace, yeah this new job is working me hard...driving trucks now....never really home, but i will get back to taking some photos..

thanks Linss34,i will check that out

does n e one use the software that came with the t3i?

A couple from the park today.

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t bizzle wrote in post #15668358
does n e one use the software that came with the t3i?

I used to and it gets quite reviews in some places, but then a friend got Lightroom and loved it, so I got that and also like it. It can do a lot more than what I ever do though Then I use Photoshop Elements 11 for any final tweaks. GIMP will do it all but a reasonably steep learning curve at first - however it is totally free, as it's open source.

Love the duck pic George!!!

Thanks Lisa

Nice bird shots, George. Wishing for spring here.

I use B&W filters, I have a 3 and 6 stop, combined with a CPL (1.5) stops, I can have anywhere between 3 stops and a bit over 10 stops. downside is that when using wide angle you might have some vignetting, but it gives me the freedom to combine the different values. An added advantage of this setup is that the 6 stop gives a 60 multiplier. for instance: an exposure needs 1/60 shutter without 6 ND will give you a 1 sec. with the 6 stop ND. 1 sec without, 1 minute with.. and so on.

t bizzle wrote in post #15667933
hello family, its been awhile since i been on here...i have a question. what would be the better or best photo software to get,an for a mac? thanks

Hey T, long time no see.
I use lightroom and photoshop elements. I did use Gimp for a long time.

DUtch

StillCrazy wrote in post #15668452
Nice bird shots, George. Wishing for spring here.

Thanks. Yeah it started warming up down here and now it is suppose to freeze tonight, but this should be about the last of the cold for us. We have only had about two nights this year where the temps. were below freezing.

WolfsPride wrote in post #15667012
Messing around a little after drinking Ouzo. Trying the 40mm pancake out in low light. Pretty good if you ask me

AWESOME!!!!

DutchinCLE wrote in post #15668471
I use B&W filters, I have a 3 and 6 stop, combined with a CPL (1.5) stops, I can have anywhere between 3 stops and a bit over 10 stops. downside is that when using wide angle you might have some vignetting, but it gives me the freedom to combine the different values. An added advantage of this setup is that the 6 stop gives a 60 multiplier. for instance: an exposure needs 1/60 shutter without 6 ND will give you a 1 sec. with the 6 stop ND. 1 sec without, 1 minute with.. and so on.

That totally made my head spin lol Did you get the package that had all of the filters and wide angle stuff when you got your camera or all separately?