Canon 60D Users, Unite!

JLPhotography82 wrote in post #11975823
i would like to post some of my pics but dont have the energy to resize

Tomorrow is another day! Rest up

ranger50 wrote in post #11975811
David, How are you feeling? Has everything passed now?

Doing better now, all red patches are gone. They still come up after a shower (hot water) or if I itch myself but apart from that they are gone. But my health is back to normal apart from that.

Oh and PP done, upload in progress

Rivest wrote in post #11975846
Doing better now, all red patches are gone. They still come up after a shower (hot water) or if I itch myself but apart from that they are gone. But my health is back to normal apart from that.

Oh and PP done, upload in progress

Thats good news! Glad you feel better!

One more!

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Jim60D wrote in post #11972919
The autofocus points are not identical to the light metering mode. Per page 119 of the Canon 60D manual there are four metering modes. The "Spot mode" come closest with it covering a bit more than the center focus point.

The focus point(s) and the metering mode are selected independently. For example, you can set the camera to use only the leftmost (9 o'clock) focus point and yet use the "Spot" mode for light metering which is centered around the center autofocus point.

But I can not set it to meter on the focus point I have chosen it seems. (Unless it's the center one itself I suppose) Am I right?

Another thing....what would you people recommend for taking street shots of people:

1. Evaluative metering
2. Partial metering
3. Spot metering
4. Center-weighted average metering

I know conditions can vary day to day in terms of light. I know that different people may aim for different creative ways of lighting their street shots in the day...but of the above 4 metering options, which would you choose to give you (here's a loaded word I guess) 'good' exposure results?

thanks

ranger50 wrote in post #11975138
How did the lens work out for you??

I just love it seriously!! It was perfect for all the places I had to go too! Extremely happy with it and so are my clients.

few shots with the 100-400 from today.
not my dog

Woah! First shot is awesome Kevin!

Kevindar:
Love the picture of the mallards.
-drakes are in great focus
-wing tips are sharp
Very nice.

Some shots from today

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Nice flowers Mike

#2 and #5 for me!

Nice. #2 is great.

@Rivest.. just wondering how much went for ??

@Mike... You have a pretty sharp copy of the 18-135 !! Nice shots.

Went for....? What?

Rivest wrote in post #11976554
Went for....? What?

lol..

Your sigma 10-20 I'm looking for one,, but i'm wondering how much would be a fair price to pay for one.