@rfusca Just did not want it to end up getting posts that were not purely archived theme ideas. I guess it doesn't necessarily need to be locked, but it shouldn't really be a discussion.
If the aperture of both lenses is relitive to the diamitor of each lens then the determing factor of which lens lets more light get to the sensor would be its length. If both lens are the same focal length and the smaller lens is 30% smaller in diamitor as well as 30% shorter in length than all t...
^-- In the case of quality here, I think the only thing we can really do is down-vote, and get it pushed to the bottom. A comment about being clearer might help, but thats about it.
@ShutterBug uhu :P and then I leave and everyone appears
@garikapati "Note! White Box merchandise comes supplied in a plain white box, instead of the manufacturer's colorful packaging. It still includes all the manufacturer's accessories."
50mm should be fine but it will depend on his preference as well, you can search on the site there are a couple of questions about what lenses are good for taking picture of kiddies running around indoors
I current own a Nikon D5000 with kit lens (18-55mm f/3.5-5.6) and am looking to take better indoor photos of my fast-moving 9-month-old, which sometimes come out blurred or not natural I use the on-camera popup flash.
I believe to overcome these issues in an ideal world, a fast prime and a direc...
just want to alert you all that I'm soliciting questions to ask photography educator Tim Grey until tomorrow morning (New York time). He's agreed to do a crowd-sourced interview for me to put up on the blog, and I'd like to get the interview completed and posted by the end of next week. Submit questions here:
I met Tim Grey, a photographer, author and educator a few weeks back, and he expressed some interest in this site. He makes a living teaching people photography, so I had initially thought it might be fun to do a chat event with him - a sort of live Q&A that also allows for some tangential co...
I met Tim Grey, a photographer, author and educator a few weeks back, and he expressed some interest in this site. He makes a living teaching people photography, so I had initially thought it might be fun to do a chat event with him - a sort of live Q&A that also allows for some tangential co...
