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bcrdukes 06-09-2025 10:42 AM

I am now more confused than ever :lol

Badhobz 06-09-2025 10:46 AM

fuck it, just stick with the iphone. according to my genius wife its was all a waste of money.

me: LOOK AT THIS BACKGROUND BLUR!!!!

her: who cares! what's the point of traveling to these exotic locations if youre gonna blur out the background ?!?!

me: .... uhhh :rukidding: but but its not overly sharpen! and "processed"

her: i like it sharp and in focus!

me: ... SHADDUP! you dont know whats good. *fumbles with 3 lenses, dust on sensor, and 15lbs of junk when a 250gram iphone would suffice*

Hondaracer 06-09-2025 10:50 AM

Only thing is now phones like 16 pro max are probably far more expensive than a complete camera setup with multiple lenses etc. lol

unit 06-09-2025 11:16 AM

don't sleep on older cameras, they are still really good even if they arent as cool as the latest and greatest fujis or whatever.
i bought a used canon t6i last week with an 18-135mm IS for dirt cheap. cameras in the last 10 years or so are all really good.
once the iso became usable past 1600 unlike the first generation of DSLRs, they all became very decent at low light photos even with kit lenses.
if your goal is just general photography and nothing super specific, you can't really go wrong with literally any system in the past decade as long as you get a decent deal on it.

CivicBlues 06-09-2025 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9180599)
yeah mines a canon rf 100-400mm. Love this lens. its light and has incredible reach, but not very fast (not a huge problem considering im only a fair weather / daylight shooter)

With my APSC body at 1.6x thats 160-640mm ! enough to grab those coyotes from a good 500m away.

I've got the same lens. :bigthumb: What do you use for close or medium distance shots?

Badhobz 06-09-2025 12:38 PM

i got a 10-18 f2.8 sigma for ultra wide, and a 18-50 f2.8 sigma for portraits / normal shots.

Hehe 06-09-2025 01:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9180625)
i got a 10-18 f2.8 sigma for ultra wide, and a 18-50 f2.8 sigma for portraits / normal shots.

You guys need primes. What's all this zoom non-sense? :fuckthatshit:

Your feets are your zooms

RabidRat 06-09-2025 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hehe (Post 9180634)
You guys need primes. What's all this zoom non-sense? :fuckthatshit:

Your feets are your zooms

Quote:

Originally Posted by spoon.ek9 (Post 9180468)

Also your hands, apparently! Looks like that guy took Hehe's advice.

yray 06-09-2025 01:12 PM

https://en.nikon.ca/p/af-s-nikkor-80.../2205/overview

hehe probably has this in his home, pointing towards grouse mountain

CivicBlues 06-09-2025 01:19 PM

Who are you kidding?

...his neighbour's bathroom

bcrdukes 06-09-2025 01:22 PM

:inoutugh:

RabidRat 06-09-2025 02:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by yray (Post 9180639)
https://en.nikon.ca/p/af-s-nikkor-80.../2205/overview

hehe probably has this in his home, pointing towards grouse mountain

I like how they go on and on about how advanced this thing is, and then to prove it to you, they show a picture of... that.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nikon marketing materials (Post 9180639)
Superb optical performance

...most impressive feats of NIKKOR engineering yet—the remarkable full frame AF-S NIKKOR 800mm f/5.6E FL ED VR...



The AF-S NIKKOR 800mm f/5.6E FL ED VR is a marvel of NIKKOR optical design. The lens is comprised of 20 elements split into 13 lens groups. The front and second elements are fluorite (a lightweight mono-crystal optical material), which provides superior optical characteristics and reduced weight for balanced handling. Two Extra-low Dispersion (ED) glass elements provide superior sharpness and colour correction by minimizing chromatic aberration, and Nano Crystal Coat (N) reduces ghosting and lens flare throughout the visible spectrum.

https://images.contentstack.io/v3/as...erformance.jpg


yray 06-09-2025 02:35 PM

too bad they didn't do this

https://youtu.be/IRq18WpQZC0?si=oCa93LHwhF9lDiIn&t=51

Badhobz 06-09-2025 02:35 PM

That lens is worth more than the stupid car they took a picture of.

Badhobz 06-09-2025 02:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hehe (Post 9180634)
You guys need primes. What's all this zoom non-sense? :fuckthatshit:

Your feets are your zooms

Lazy fucks are lazy! :alonehappy: plus zooms are so good nowadays the benefits of a so called “fast prime” are minimal if any.

Look at my 10-18 or 18-50. Both cost me around 1k each.

How much is a 2.8 50mm prime? Or a 35mm 2.8 prime? Even an 1.8 prime or an L lens 1.4. Can you really tell the difference on the same body? Probably not and even if there is a slight improvement is it worth spending that kind of cash and not have the flexibility?

Hehe 06-09-2025 03:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CivicBlues (Post 9180641)
Who are you kidding?

...his neighbour's bathroom

What kind of creep do you think I’m?

I have it pointed to the poo… I meant the backyard where some deer would frequently visit. :ifyouknow:

Hehe 06-12-2025 09:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9180603)
me: LOOK AT THIS BACKGROUND BLUR!!!!

I just wanted to circle back to this. Be very carefully Hobz... because the second most expensive thing in lenses after the reach is the bokeh!!

This is the one hobby I spent more money than what I'd like to admit to my wife. I probably own like 30 different 50-60mm lenses for my hunger for bokeh.

After wife realized how much my lenses were worth as I took out a separate insurance policy for them (home insurance only covers up to $3000 per item), she asked "in the era of Photoshop, can you just photoshop those bukeh or whatever in instead of spending thousands on your lenses?"

Me: unlike you guys with your iPhones and apps, I spend thousands so I can shoot without photoshopping :fuckyea:

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...0a09154b_b.jpg

bcrdukes 06-12-2025 09:47 PM

What am I looking at here??? :suspicious: <--------- My eyes right now

N.V.M. 06-13-2025 03:50 AM

https://birdsofbc.com/wp-content/upl...yote1right.jpg

Badhobz 06-13-2025 04:27 AM

Ohhhh a puppy !!! Where did you take this ?

Man that detail is amazing. Full frame is still full frame.

Badhobz 06-13-2025 04:44 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9181205)
What am I looking at here??? :suspicious: <--------- My eyes right now

It’s so blurry no one knows wtf this thing is !

N.V.M. 06-13-2025 05:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Badhobz (Post 9181210)
Ohhhh a puppy !!! Where did you take this ?

Man that detail is amazing. Full frame is still full frame.


that's the start of the road into Colony Farm, the train tracks are right there in the background.

Hehe 06-13-2025 09:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bcrdukes (Post 9181205)
What am I looking at here??? :suspicious: <--------- My eyes right now

Bahaha. It's just a quick shot I made from the backyard yesterday.

I'm absolutely obsessed with fore/background blur or bokeh. It's the subtle difference in how the lens draw them that excites me. It's really about what's out of focus rather than what's in focus.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/...8961d383_b.jpg

https://live.staticflickr.com/1699/2...36a7e4a7_b.jpg

bcrdukes 06-13-2025 10:12 AM

Are you spelling it correctly? Did you mean brokehn? :suspicious:

Badhobz 06-13-2025 12:58 PM

These are gorgeous. Especially the bottom one. The lighting is perfect and the soft glow on yerr wife and kid is amazing.


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