Argiebaji
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Argiebaji on Sept 9, 2016 12:58:03 GMT 1, What Camera Do you Guys and Gals use/recommend for photographing your art..??
What Camera Do you Guys and Gals use/recommend for photographing your art..??
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Lroy on Sept 9, 2016 13:07:43 GMT 1, iPhone 6.
I had before reflex ( Canon etc ... ) but it was so heavy and not easy to carry ( with zoom etc .,,) that I have been fed and use my phone now.
iPhone 6.
I had before reflex ( Canon etc ... ) but it was so heavy and not easy to carry ( with zoom etc .,,) that I have been fed and use my phone now.
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Ruggs
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Ruggs on Sept 9, 2016 13:14:57 GMT 1, Leica C-LUX 1. I think i've had it 10 years now. Still works perfectly.
Leica C-LUX 1. I think i've had it 10 years now. Still works perfectly.
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Deleted on Sept 9, 2016 13:17:29 GMT 1, iPhone 6s Plus.
iPhone 6s Plus.
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Geezer Mate
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Geezer Mate on Sept 9, 2016 13:42:24 GMT 1, Nikon 1J5
Nikon 1J5
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South Bound
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by South Bound on Sept 9, 2016 13:52:51 GMT 1, If for the forum: iPhone 6
If for sale: Canon 5d Mark III, with Lseries zoom or Zeiss Digi-Primes.
If for the forum: iPhone 6
If for sale: Canon 5d Mark III, with Lseries zoom or Zeiss Digi-Primes.
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Daniel Silk on Sept 9, 2016 14:21:27 GMT 1, I think I haven't used my camera for about a year now  Most of the time as long at you have good light, the Iphone and Ipad take perfectly good photos. I think using them with good daylight is the trick.
I think I haven't used my camera for about a year now Most of the time as long at you have good light, the Iphone and Ipad take perfectly good photos. I think using them with good daylight is the trick. |
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jettad
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by jettad on Sept 9, 2016 15:49:31 GMT 1, I'm a professional photographer, even with all my gear I use my iPhone...
As Daniel Silk says, as long as you have good light your phone should do the trick. The image also degrades when you zoom in on your phone, so try to avoid that.
I'm a professional photographer, even with all my gear I use my iPhone...
As Daniel Silk says, as long as you have good light your phone should do the trick. The image also degrades when you zoom in on your phone, so try to avoid that.
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Deleted on Sept 9, 2016 15:52:27 GMT 1, LG G4 does me just fine, mobile phone cameras have come a long long way.
LG G4 does me just fine, mobile phone cameras have come a long long way.
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mrizzle
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by mrizzle on Jan 3, 2017 20:53:50 GMT 1, Your phone isn't a bad mobile tool for this. I have some fairly decent DSLRs, lenses and compacts but I often just use my phone. I'd suggest that you download some decent free editing and photo apps. Snapseed is probably my go to editing app and Manual for taking shots (as it allows greater control over exposure etc).
Your phone isn't a bad mobile tool for this. I have some fairly decent DSLRs, lenses and compacts but I often just use my phone. I'd suggest that you download some decent free editing and photo apps. Snapseed is probably my go to editing app and Manual for taking shots (as it allows greater control over exposure etc).
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razorwire
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by razorwire on Jan 19, 2017 11:11:45 GMT 1, When you stop to think about it, it is pretty amazing how far cameras on phones have come in a relatively short space of time - go back only a decade or so and using my phone for anything other that throwaway snaps seemed a crazy idea, and yet now my S7 Edge turn out really decent pictures. A decade or so ago a grainy VGA 640 x 480 pixels camera spec on a phone was still common, and the iphone still only introduced a 2 megapixel camera (with no flash or autofocus) at it's launch just over 10 years ago. Fast forward to now and look at the technology we have in our pockets, images from phone cameras on flagship models are very close to those from actual cameras apart from the obvious lack of optical zoom etc., and for most people their phone is their primary camera now.
Whilst it is amazing having such a good camera on me all the time in my phone, and the convenience and the fact it's always with me means it's what I use the most by a long way, I do find taking an actual camera out with me on a planned trip is much more rewarding. I only bought my first 'proper' camera last year (A Panasonic GX7 as it was going cheap at ยฃ300 with the cracking 20mm prime lens) but I've really enjoyed the whole process of learning about photography to get to shooting fully manual, and really enjoy taking photos with it. I went for a M43 camera as I though I'd be more likely to use it if it was smaller as opposed to lugging a great big DSLR out with me - it just about fits in a jacket pocket with a pancake lens so I'm not carrying a huge bag out. For me the results certainly justify the minor hassle of taking it with me.
When you stop to think about it, it is pretty amazing how far cameras on phones have come in a relatively short space of time - go back only a decade or so and using my phone for anything other that throwaway snaps seemed a crazy idea, and yet now my S7 Edge turn out really decent pictures. A decade or so ago a grainy VGA 640 x 480 pixels camera spec on a phone was still common, and the iphone still only introduced a 2 megapixel camera (with no flash or autofocus) at it's launch just over 10 years ago. Fast forward to now and look at the technology we have in our pockets, images from phone cameras on flagship models are very close to those from actual cameras apart from the obvious lack of optical zoom etc., and for most people their phone is their primary camera now.
Whilst it is amazing having such a good camera on me all the time in my phone, and the convenience and the fact it's always with me means it's what I use the most by a long way, I do find taking an actual camera out with me on a planned trip is much more rewarding. I only bought my first 'proper' camera last year (A Panasonic GX7 as it was going cheap at ยฃ300 with the cracking 20mm prime lens) but I've really enjoyed the whole process of learning about photography to get to shooting fully manual, and really enjoy taking photos with it. I went for a M43 camera as I though I'd be more likely to use it if it was smaller as opposed to lugging a great big DSLR out with me - it just about fits in a jacket pocket with a pancake lens so I'm not carrying a huge bag out. For me the results certainly justify the minor hassle of taking it with me.
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Lroy on Jan 19, 2017 13:27:01 GMT 1, What paintbrush do you use to paint your art ?
Hairy ones ...
What paintbrush do you use to paint your art ?
Hairy ones ...
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matgab
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by matgab on Jan 25, 2017 9:17:11 GMT 1, Youo didn't need something special for internet dude ..
Youo didn't need something special for internet dude ..
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Dibbs 45
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Dibbs 45 on Jan 25, 2017 10:11:37 GMT 1, I use my canon DSLR 600d. Although this is quite old now it still takes good photos and is multi functional. I still take street art photos for VNA and edit some from Raw on iPhoto. However the downside is that there is no facility for social media and I tend to stick with an iPhone 6 which in the right light is fine. Regardless of camera a good street art photo should be about placement and context. Likewise in s gallery.
I use my canon DSLR 600d. Although this is quite old now it still takes good photos and is multi functional. I still take street art photos for VNA and edit some from Raw on iPhoto. However the downside is that there is no facility for social media and I tend to stick with an iPhone 6 which in the right light is fine. Regardless of camera a good street art photo should be about placement and context. Likewise in s gallery.
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Geezer Mate
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by Geezer Mate on Jan 25, 2017 11:19:39 GMT 1, I use Nikon 1 J5 great little camera with good connectivity via the Nikon app also trying to get some pics in VNA but not had any take up yet Dibbs, the only thing I miss about my DSLR is my fisheye lens
I use Nikon 1 J5 great little camera with good connectivity via the Nikon app also trying to get some pics in VNA but not had any take up yet Dibbs, the only thing I miss about my DSLR is my fisheye lens
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iamzero
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What Camera Do You Use To Photograph Your Art?, by iamzero on Jan 25, 2017 12:17:47 GMT 1, iPhone 6s and a Panasonic GX7.
iPhone 6s and a Panasonic GX7.
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Most of the time as long at you have good light, the Iphone and Ipad take perfectly good photos. I think using them with good daylight is the trick.
