It's Already 2am: 11th Edition... Nodding off at the PC is Dangerous!!

Fricks wrote in post #12671437
ya probably a god idea. Even tho i have a job with a remodeler where i shoot the inside of there houses for his website. I havnt done any yet but might have one coming up which a 5dII would work great for that to

Public service announcement: YOU NEED A TS LENS FOR THAT KIND OF WORK!

vipergts831 wrote in post #12671460
Public service announcement: YOU NEED A TS LENS FOR THAT KIND OF WORK!

AHHHHHHHHHHH Stop!!!!!!!

Full open aperture start at iso 1600 up to 6400 for 5d2, maybe 32000 for 7D, specially now that it is summer.

Fricks wrote in post #12671469
AHHHHHHHHHHH Stop!!!!!!!

YOU DO! That really should be your next purchase.

tonyniev wrote in post #12671473
Full open aperture start at iso 1600 up to 6400 for 5d2, maybe 32000 for 7D, specially now that it is summer.

ya another problem is the pollution

vipergts831 wrote in post #12671474
YOU DO! That really should be your next purchase.

after the 5dII

Fricks wrote in post #12671483
ya another problem is the pollution


after the 5dII

Correct light pollution in your area. But Mt Wilson and Palomar are there too, shoot late so the objects are over the Ocean , not early when in the east over LA.

tonyniev wrote in post #12671496
Correct light pollution in your area. But Mt Wilson and Palomar are there too, shoot late so the objects are over the Ocean , not early when in the east over LA.

so around 12?

vipergts831 wrote in post #12671474
YOU DO! That really should be your next purchase.

Actually yeah... if you want to get serious about shooting buildings you really do need a TS-E lens.

Two ocklock sometimes, depends on the object and month of the year get a pocket universe for your iphone, itshows you the universe, I have one onmy iPad and use it to guide me.

Also for your Mac for free get the photographers ephemeris, it shows your sunrise sun set, civil, nautical and astronomical twilights, moon rise and moonsets and anytime of the days shows you were the sun is, so if you are shooting a house tells you how the shadows will look...apps is TPE.

vipergts831 wrote in post #12671474
YOU DO! That really should be your next purchase.

*sigh* wrote in post #12671512
Actually yeah... if you want to get serious about shooting buildings you really do need a TS-E lens.

Agree totally. If you want professional results, that is. Alternatively, you can try and square things up in post. If you are serious about it, you save a lot of headache/annoyance and get better results with a T/S lens. Get out those BIG BUCKS!!

AngryCorgi wrote in post #12671550
Agree totally. If you want professional results, that is. Alternatively, you can try and square things up in post. If you are serious about it, you save a lot of headache/annoyance and get better results with a T/S lens. Get out those BIG BUCKS!!

5DII with TSE 17

Fricks wrote in post #12671562
5DII with TSE 17

Well, at least you'll have a sweet lens to mount that POS to.

Also, you may need some specialized PS training. Here is something for you to start you off (it's totally free): http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=U_X5uR7VC4M

AngryCorgi wrote in post #12671572
Well, at least you'll have a sweet lens to mount that POS to.

Also, you may need some specialized PS training. Here is something for you to start you off (it's totally free): http://www.youtube.com​/watch?v=U_X5uR7VC4M

haha thanks

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