Recent content by SniperPenguin

Yes, I know the differences already. I'm not at a point where I want to shoot RAW all the time.

I shot a few in RAW, but stopped with the rest as they took up tons of space and battery. I still think you can make it brighter with jpeg. Anyways, I had fun shooting them and even if they aren't perfect I like them. It's the expierence that matters, right :)

I underexposed them on purpose. For some, I have copies that are lighter. I figured that if they're darker, I can lighten them up in Photoshop or something and still retain contrast in some places. I also like how it's darker, it's kind of my style.

http://vsco.co/im-max/images/1 So this is the new VSCO I made. It has some pictures of my trip up north. Actually, most of them are. I'm holding back on the camera. I love the camera I have now. I'll just pick up a new lens.

I've chosen the Fuji X-T20, a macro lens and a 23mm. I love macro photos. I can't do it with my 18-55 :( But I still try

Correction: It will tell you if the image will be sharp or blurry. It by itself does not make the image sharp. (bad wording in the first post)

AFAIK Focus peaking is a feature that tells you if an object is in focus. That means that it will look sharp, not blurry. This helps a lot when you are focusing with your own hands.

Oh, and I made this one picture... It's a rock with moss, dark picture with a decent bokeh. When you look at it, your eyes travel left to right. Makes me feel comfortable.. Gonna be my new background... Photography is sooo fun

The autofocus is alright now that I've had some more expierence. For distant objects, it tends to struggle. No focus peaking is a bummer.

Well, Apparently the Canon is a whopping 2,000$ for the frame. Can't really choose that if I want. It's so tempting to just spend my money and buy a Fuji.. But I'll heed your advice, once again. I just really dislike the autofocus on the Nikon. I can only use manual for a shallow depth of...

Alright, Thanks! From your personal expierence, do you like Canon or Fuji stills? Canon for 1,400$: 26 MP Full Frame Fuji for 200$ more: 24.3 MP CMOS I guess the Canon is the better deal, right? Lenses for the Canon are also much cheaper. And I do need to start thinking about a new camera...

What camera do you use? Did you post process? The pictures you made are amazing.... And can someone please answer my question? Wondering if a full frame 26 more or crop 24.3mp is sharper/better?

Internet here sucks, I managed to totally look over your other post ^^ I've been using manual.. Sometimes aperture mode, not the priority mode. I've some good pictures. Some bad. The #1 thing I'm worried about is being overwhelmed.. I've seen you tubers talk about how to get a shot with a...

Yeah, I've tried the Sony cameras and they're really small for me. I guess Fuji won't be any different. Is a 26 megapixel camera with a full frame sensor better than a crop 24.3 megapixel sensor? Won't the crop sensor be sharper? Since it's a smaller sensor with similar amount of megapixels to...

Yeah, But the 6D MKii is coming soon and it'll be priced less or the same as the Fuji X-T2. So, which is better? If I can get a full frame for the same price, why not?