Am I crazy to do this?
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Sorry Delta...you've lost me there...
I was just making a comment on the pic you posted.
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Delta, I'm not attacking your work. It's really unique and eerie. You might want to
thicken your skin up a bit if you are going to post on a public forum.
thicken your skin up a bit if you are going to post on a public forum.
My bad. Just when you posted I had an annoyance and took it out on you. My apologies.
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It's all good friend. I was not meaning to offend. I know sometimes english slang (especially text) can get "lost in translation".
Kinda like when Americans say "That's the SH*T!!". Does NOT mean "It's SH*T!!"
Keep making art!!
Kinda like when Americans say "That's the SH*T!!". Does NOT mean "It's SH*T!!"
Keep making art!!
It's all good friend. I was not meaning to offend. I know sometimes english slang (especially text) can get "lost in translation".
Kinda like when Americans say "That's the SH*T!!". Does NOT mean "It's SH*T!!"
Keep making art!!
Yup. I use "that's the sh*t" with my Finnish friends and the go "why is that sh*t?" I was wrong to share my bad moment with you and glad you accepted my apologies.
didn't read through all the post so this may have been mentioned already.
I'm by no means a professional videographer but I can say that after working with final cut and the lut gallery among other editing tricks, the clarity, contrast, color and sharpness are night and day compared to raw footage. i personally would learn how to edit before investing in a better video camera. i am a professional photographer and editing your images is a very large part of your final product providing you have captured a good image to begin with. i can process better images on an iphone that look better than someone shooting with a $4,000 camera who doens't know how to edit. better cameras don't make better photographers. just my 2cents
I'm by no means a professional videographer but I can say that after working with final cut and the lut gallery among other editing tricks, the clarity, contrast, color and sharpness are night and day compared to raw footage. i personally would learn how to edit before investing in a better video camera. i am a professional photographer and editing your images is a very large part of your final product providing you have captured a good image to begin with. i can process better images on an iphone that look better than someone shooting with a $4,000 camera who doens't know how to edit. better cameras don't make better photographers. just my 2cents
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I'm the same way! I had the I1 but I sold it to get the I2. I also have a Mavic. I'm no professional but the I2 out the box is much better at taking pictures and video than my Mavic. I don't make many adjustments to the camera settings but there is a huge difference in definition in your pictures when using the Mavic. The I2 is so much better especially when capturing pictures that are far away.
