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Sunday, January 31, 2010

 

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By: doebtown
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Comments:
Okay, just came across your blog randomly, and I must ask: What kind of camera are you using? Lens? Flash? Your photos are AMAZING!!!
 

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You have got, got, GOT to be kidding me. But it's SO flattering, I'll happily take the complement.

Thank you.

(You hear that, David S.?--"amazing!" . . . G?--did YOU hear that: "amazing"!)

I shoot still pictures on a Canon 40D. I usually use the kit lens that came with the camera, which is a EF 28-135mm f/3.5-5.6 IS USM Standard Zoom Lens. Sometimes, though, I switch out to a EF 50mm f/1.8 'cause it's so damn fast, so I can shoot in really low light situations. That's what I used for the pictures from Kate's Lobster Party.

I've also got a really long lens and a macro lens, but I haven't done much with either of them. Stay tuned to see what I come up with.

As far as flash goes, up until very recently, I've tried very hard to shoot with only available light. I try hard to stay away from the onboard flash on the camera (hence the EF 50mm f/1.8).

Just recently, though, I've been messing around with some Canon Speedlite 580EXs. The pictures from Kate's Lobster Party had one mounted in the camera's hot shoe and a second remote Speedlite that we moved around the room, lighting either the background or the subjects.

All of the video that we shoot comes from an iPhone 3GS.

Thanks again--you've made my day!

 

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