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Senna4ever 01-20-2010 09:55 PM

You guys are a bunch of wimps for not going out on a rainy day ( :p )...that's when some of the best photos can be made. If it's pouring, that's another story. Carry an umbrella, plastic bag or hide it under your jacket if you're scared of your camera getting wet. A sunny day can be the worst for photos. I'll go out if it's cloudy or raining, but not if it's super sunny.

CP.AR 01-20-2010 09:58 PM

^ I will take advice from the pro :D

If it's a light mist I'll be fine with it - if it's raining like mad then it will be a no go

CP.AR 01-20-2010 10:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Boostslut (Post 6779505)
Lets make a date here, enough talk and start planning. Sunday Jan 24, 2010. 10am meet in front of Chapters at broadway and granville. We'll walk down to Granville Island and go banana's! If there it lots of people maybe break off into two groups and go at it! Thoughts?

I'm good, I'll just Canada Line it up and then take whatever westbound bus or walk. Sign up


1. Captain Picard

Matsuda 01-20-2010 10:10 PM

I've never had a problem with parking at Granville Island if I get there right when it opens. Sennas right about the weather though, if you guys wait till its totally sunny, you guys won't be shooting till spring!

!Aznboi128 01-20-2010 10:18 PM

damn >.< working sunday

Senna4ever 01-20-2010 10:19 PM

Granville island is not a good place to go shoot if it's a sunny day. I think it's more interesting if it's cloudy or rainy.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...os/pigeons.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...lanternjpg.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...s/Lantern2.jpg

$_$ 01-20-2010 10:51 PM

Just got my camera under a week ago, would be so down to learn from some of you guys!

keitaro 01-20-2010 11:04 PM

I'd like to get my self a pro storm jacket, but those things are like $50USD plus $20 shipping! yikes!

I'd have to see how bad the rain is.

Granville Island is definitely a cloudy day place to shoot. The neutral light really brings out the contrast of colours around the place.

J____ 01-21-2010 12:21 AM

$50 for a storm jacket is cheap, and I dont think it'll be very good. I have a $50 Viking from army and navy and a $300 montane one. At first when i bought the montane i was kicking myself for spending $300 on a piece of cloth that is so thin that it looks like it'll tear, but it wasn't until i used it in field that it justified the hefty price 10x over.

The $50 is good for 2 hours in the rain, anymore it either soaks through or your body heat condenses and the inside starts dripping with your sweat.

The $300 has NEVER gotten me wet and i've stood in the pouring rain for 14 hours straight when i worked in film. Although paper thing, the material keeps you exptremely warm without condensing sweat as it's very breathable. It's incredible how waterproof and breathable the material is. It's called E-vent, its Montane's version of hyvent (north face) or goretex, but better.

So all in all if you want something to keep you dry while out in light rain for an hour or so 1 day outta the year, buy a $50 one as it's sufficient and you can throw it away if it gets ripped or something. But if you want something that will last you forever in waterproofing ability and will keep you dry in teh rain days on end, spend the big bucks for a high end one because you'll totally thank yourself when you go home after a 10 hour trek through the raining forest on a photo excersion.

keitaro 01-21-2010 09:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by J____ (Post 6780579)
$50 for a storm jacket is cheap, and I dont think it'll be very good. I have a $50 Viking from army and navy and a $300 montane one. At first when i bought the montane i was kicking myself for spending $300 on a piece of cloth that is so thin that it looks like it'll tear, but it wasn't until i used it in field that it justified the hefty price 10x over.

The $50 is good for 2 hours in the rain, anymore it either soaks through or your body heat condenses and the inside starts dripping with your sweat.

The $300 has NEVER gotten me wet and i've stood in the pouring rain for 14 hours straight when i worked in film. Although paper thing, the material keeps you exptremely warm without condensing sweat as it's very breathable. It's incredible how waterproof and breathable the material is. It's called E-vent, its Montane's version of hyvent (north face) or goretex, but better.

So all in all if you want something to keep you dry while out in light rain for an hour or so 1 day outta the year, buy a $50 one as it's sufficient and you can throw it away if it gets ripped or something. But if you want something that will last you forever in waterproofing ability and will keep you dry in teh rain days on end, spend the big bucks for a high end one because you'll totally thank yourself when you go home after a 10 hour trek through the raining forest on a photo excersion.

no, no

storm jacket is a little cover for your camera. Its not a jacket for yourself. http://www.vortexmedia.com/SJ1.html

I have a north face jacket for rainy conditions. But my camera in naked.

darkness 01-21-2010 10:40 AM

I am still down either way. I need the practice.
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CP.AR 01-21-2010 10:41 AM

Apparently the new olympic streetcar is now in service, perhaps our trip on the weekend can let us have an oppurtunity to take a ride and/or take pics of it?

MORE INFO HERE

Matsuda 01-21-2010 10:50 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Picard (Post 6780329)
I'm good, I'll just Canada Line it up and then take whatever westbound bus or walk. Sign up

Add your names if you're coming this Sunday please so we can get an idea of how many people are actually going.

1. Captain Picard
2. Matsuda

darkness 01-21-2010 06:12 PM

1. Captain Picard
2. Matsuda
3. Darkness

J____ 01-21-2010 06:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by keitaro (Post 6780823)
no, no

storm jacket is a little cover for your camera. Its not a jacket for yourself. http://www.vortexmedia.com/SJ1.html

I have a north face jacket for rainy conditions. But my camera in naked.

ahhhh ic. That looks pretty easy to make, maybe try making one?

+Kardboard+ 01-21-2010 06:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Captain Picard (Post 6780935)
Apparently the new olympic streetcar is now in service, perhaps our trip on the weekend can let us have an oppurtunity to take a ride and/or take pics of it?

MORE INFO HERE

Great idea!
Quote:

Originally Posted by darkness (Post 6781563)
1. Captain Picard
2. Matsuda
3. Darkness

4. +Kardboard+

freesole 01-21-2010 07:15 PM

1. Captain Picard
2. Matsuda
3. Darkness
4. +Kardboard+
5. freesole

Inaii 01-21-2010 07:27 PM

1. Captain Picard
2. Matsuda
3. Darkness
4. +Kardboard+
5. freesole
6. Inaii/Raid3n

Boostslut 01-21-2010 08:16 PM

1. Captain Picard
2. Matsuda
3. Darkness
4. +Kardboard+
5. freesole
6. Inaii/Raid3n
7. boostslut + friend or so maybe

CP.AR 01-21-2010 08:59 PM

I've actually never done a photowalk - what do you guys generally bring other than your lenses and body(s)? Would bringing a small collapsable tripod be a bit overboard?

Mananetwork 01-21-2010 09:10 PM

Love to come out, but I'm busy helping Mike with a shoot that day

Boostslut 01-21-2010 09:31 PM

I've never done a photowalk either, but i would bring a camera body, a lens or two if you have it, and a tripod. Seems pretty normal to do.

Matsuda 01-21-2010 09:43 PM

you shouldn't need a tripod since we'll be shooting in the early morning/afternoon. I'll bring my gorillapod if anyone wants to use it.

TOS'd 01-21-2010 10:35 PM

Sorry cant make it, will be down in Seattle. If this one turns out to be a success count me in for the next one!

Senna4ever 01-21-2010 10:46 PM

1. Captain Picard
2. Matsuda
3. Darkness
4. +Kardboard+
5. freesole
6. Inaii/Raid3n
7. boostslut + friend or so maybe
8. Senna4ever, not sure yet.


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