[Video] Rio Nanay-drainage Biotope
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Depends what you're after. All of the quality shops are in Brisbane for my tastes.D. Hedington;4335044; said:
[QUOTE='vspec';433512;5]i also checked out your close up vid of the fry, how many on the batch?[/QUOTE]
25 maybe, impossible to count at this stage.
Can't tell you yet, I've only taken about 10 shots with it, and they were just of my 400D to sell. I honestly doubt you could justify the upgrade cost, even after selling your 500D body, for 3mp and a couple of little features.FSM;4336302; said:
I've got a shoot coming up with a friend on Tuesday so I'll let you know, but I'm sure it will perform well, just not well enough to warrant the upgrade from a 500 (in my opinion).
I revisited your thread today bud.
Don't know why I didn't think to do it previously, even though you did mention to run it high def. So in realising this, I routed it through the theatre system running a seriously high end HD projector & pumped the sound amplification.
Due to the restricted room size & hence throw distance, im currently running it at 2.25m diagonal ( that's 88.5inch for the metricly challenged).
Even at 720, that in itself was another experience japes, a testimony to the skills your actively honing. Equally impressive is your livestock is incredibly healthy at the time of production. When they are displaying the size of a football, even the midgets in the back row would've been able to pick any dependencies.
Down sides to having a throw of that magnitude is the slight camera shake that's easier detected, however this was nothing that's overly distracting. Considering its was a fresh run with your gear, that in itself is outstanding.
You should be chuffed bud, your displaying a natural quality of setting that is light years ahead of many. And to compound that, actively pursuing the means to portray it professionally.
My shout should the time arise that I return home to QLD for a visit ok.
Don't know why I didn't think to do it previously, even though you did mention to run it high def. So in realising this, I routed it through the theatre system running a seriously high end HD projector & pumped the sound amplification.
Due to the restricted room size & hence throw distance, im currently running it at 2.25m diagonal ( that's 88.5inch for the metricly challenged).
Even at 720, that in itself was another experience japes, a testimony to the skills your actively honing. Equally impressive is your livestock is incredibly healthy at the time of production. When they are displaying the size of a football, even the midgets in the back row would've been able to pick any dependencies.
Down sides to having a throw of that magnitude is the slight camera shake that's easier detected, however this was nothing that's overly distracting. Considering its was a fresh run with your gear, that in itself is outstanding.
You should be chuffed bud, your displaying a natural quality of setting that is light years ahead of many. And to compound that, actively pursuing the means to portray it professionally.
My shout should the time arise that I return home to QLD for a visit ok.
Lucky fish!
